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Category Archives: Politics
Inauguration Thoughts
We have a new president now; Barack Obama has been sworn in. To this, I say: Finally! What a long, long,…long…8 years. These were my thoughts while watching the inauguration on Tuesday: -Barack Obama is the right man for this job. … Continue reading
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Way To Go America
Today I am proud. Proud to be from Ohio. Proud to be an American. Hope is back.
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80,000 People
That’s the estimate of how many Clevelanders turned out for Obama’s speech yesterday. And I was one of them! He spoke just outside of Cleveland Browns Stadium and was preceded by a Bruce Springsteen performance. It was definitely an awesome … Continue reading
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Hillary
Today Hillary Clinton gave a speech near Cleveland so I ditched work this morning to check it out!! I could not pass up the opportunity to see America’s greatest senator and my favorite politician. She was introduced by the governor … Continue reading
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