John Kerry gets the nod for Secretary of State
6:08 PM
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Early reports say that President Obama has given Sen. John Kerry the nod to be next Secretary of State. Of course this news comes on the heels of the tragic shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, as a consequence, the official news will likely be formalized in the coming days. However, something about this nomination strikes me as odd - especially when it comes in the shadow of current Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's "concussion" suffered.
Reportedly, Secretary Clinton had been expected to testify on December 20 before the House and Senate foreign affairs committees on Benghazi but has taken ill to a stomach virus and ended up having severe dehydration and fainting. I truly hope she does well,.... but as my mother use to say, "Something in the milk and clean"
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Sandy Hook Victims’ names released
4:20 PM
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Twelve girls, eight boys and six women were fatally shot at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Conn., as well as the gunman. Here is a list of the victims, their ages, and their gender, as provided in alphabetical order by authorities:
- Charlotte Bacon, 6, (F)
- Daniel Barden, 7, (M)
- Rachel Davino, 29, (F)
- Olivia Engel , 6, (F)
- Josephine Gay, 7, (F)
- Ana M. Marquez-Greene, 6 (F)
- Dylan Hockley, 6 (M)
- Dawn Hochsprung, 47 (F)
- Madeleine F. Hsu, 6, (F)
- Catherine V. Hubbard , 6, (F)
- Chase Kowalski, 7, (M)
- Jesse Lewis, 6, (M)
- James Mattioli, 6, (M)
- Grace McDonnell, 7, (F)
- Anne Marie Murphy, 52 (F)
- Emilie Parker, 6 (F)
- Jack Pinto, 6, (M)
- Noah Pozner, 6, (M)
- Caroline Previdi, 6, (F)
- Jessica Rekos, 6, (F)
- Avielle Richman, 6 (F)
- Lauren Rousseau, 30, (F)
- Mary Sherlach, 56, (F)
- Victoria Soto, 27 (F)
- Benjamin Wheeler, 6, (M)
- Allison N. Wyatt , 6 (F)
Hillary Clinton Recovering After Concussion
11:43 AM
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Hope there is nothing seriously wrong with Secretary Hillary Clinton, but reports are coming in from multiple sources that Secretary Clinton is recovering at home after suffering a concussion. Now, it is unclear how a stomach virus can cause one to become dehydrated and faint, but this is what's being "reported".
Secretary Clinton is planning to step down from her post at then end of President Obama's first term - but no one is speculating that this illness is connected to her leaving or anything else. At any rate, Philippe Reines said in a statement. “She has been recovering at home and will continue to be monitored regularly by her doctors.”
Source: Huff Post
Source: Huff Post
Hope everything is ok.. Your thoughts?
Obama, buoyed by reelection, faces stark fiscal battles with Congress in second term
4:00 PM
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When I closed my eyes last night, I wondered how long it would take the Republicans to start up with their nonsense. Well, it doesn't seem like it has taken them that long. I sincerely hope that Speaker Boehner will take a bold stand against his party and stand with the people. As my mother used to say only time will tell.
Hours after Barack Obama’s soaring victory speech and a gracious concession by Mitt Romney, Republican leaders in Washington made clear Wednesday that whatever mandate the president won for his second term will be sharply limited by the losing party’s starkly different view of the nation’s challenges.
After an election in which the nation essentially ratified the status quo — keeping an embattled but broadly admired president, a Democrat-controlled Senate and a Republican-run House — Obama called for healing and cooperation on key issues such as the deficit, tax reform and immigration.
But Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), who said during the president’s second year in office that his party’s chief objective was to make Obama a one-term president, quickly announced that “the voters have not endorsed the failures or excesses of the president’s first term.” He urged Obama “to propose solutions that actually have a chance of passing the Republican-controlled House.”
Read more at http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/decision2012/rejuvenated-obama-reelected-as-president-after-bruising-campaign/2012/11/07/9443cfac-28d6-11e2-b4e0-346287b7e56c_story.html?hpid=z1
Hours after Barack Obama’s soaring victory speech and a gracious concession by Mitt Romney, Republican leaders in Washington made clear Wednesday that whatever mandate the president won for his second term will be sharply limited by the losing party’s starkly different view of the nation’s challenges.
After an election in which the nation essentially ratified the status quo — keeping an embattled but broadly admired president, a Democrat-controlled Senate and a Republican-run House — Obama called for healing and cooperation on key issues such as the deficit, tax reform and immigration.
But Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), who said during the president’s second year in office that his party’s chief objective was to make Obama a one-term president, quickly announced that “the voters have not endorsed the failures or excesses of the president’s first term.” He urged Obama “to propose solutions that actually have a chance of passing the Republican-controlled House.”
Read more at http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/decision2012/rejuvenated-obama-reelected-as-president-after-bruising-campaign/2012/11/07/9443cfac-28d6-11e2-b4e0-346287b7e56c_story.html?hpid=z1
Top 100 twitter followers (VIDEO)
9:04 PM
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Do you ever wonder who the top twitter followers are? Well look no further. Check out Twittercounter.com. There is also a couple of neat tools. Check out the video explaining how to use one of the widgets.
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