Happy 4th of July!

At least Sarah Palin got Michael Jackson off the news...

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  1. davidinIowa12:06 PM

    I guess theres built-in frustrations in being
    a news junkie. Are you able to just say no?

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  2. Dangerous Dreamer1:05 PM

    "I am the great defector, cause someone stole my soul..."

    I feel bad for her after awful way she and her family have been treated...absolutely disgusting. I hope she runs in 2012 and makes them all pay dearly...

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  3. davidinIowa1:54 PM

    I hear that. Politics has been a rough and tumble game the last several years. Any ideas on what contributes to that?

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