Southern Charm Savannah? This is how we represent Savannah? How embarrassing. <\/p>\n
After the testimony of Sally Yates, the Tweeter in Chief replied saying, Nothing but old news and when will this taxpayer charade end? The educated voters in this country already know when it will end when he resigns or is impeached because the country cannot survive a full term of this lunatic. <\/p>\n
After watching Southern Charm Savannah on Bravo, Im grateful my children werent raised with a silver spoon in their mouths! <\/p>\n
The only two sure-fire ways to end the Obamacare mess is 1) let anyone keep it that wants to keep it, along with those exorbitant premiums\/deductibles and 2) force all of Congress and their families to go onto Obamacare. <\/p>\n
Unless you run the risk of being kidnapped, shot or otherwise disappearing, you should not get to call yourself resistance. <\/p>\n
Yes, coyotes would take care of the cats, but what do we put out there to take care of people like you? <\/p>\n
The health insurance industry is the only one I know where the goal is to do absolutely as little as possible for your customers. If you actually have happy customers, youre doing something wrong. <\/p>\n
While the airport is relocating the wood storks, are there any plans for the eagles that are in the area? <\/p>\n
Great Tuesday commentary in SMN by Robert Ringer. Health care\/impossible dream says what our nation is up against and some helpful advice. <\/p>\n
Because of government inefficiency, all high schools should have Ayn Rand plus George Orwells books as part of their curriculum. I had to read Atlas Shrugged and 1984 myself. Remember them today as a warning we should have taken more seriously. <\/p>\n
Please can the columns by Robert Ringer. You have plenty of very right-wing columnists and dont need to go full nut job. <\/p>\n
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