
I got nothing.
UK explores organ donor payment
License revoked for drunk Barbie car drive
Creepy disembodied robot mouth
Cincinnati Enquirer: Tea party activists call foul on GOP Tea party activists in Ohio are angry at the Ohio Republican Party, saying it is using its resources to keep them from winning seats on the state GOP's 66-member central committee in the May 4 primary. The fight has repercussions not just for the direction of the GOP, but for the hotly contested fall elections for Congress, the General Assembly, and governor.
Microscopic images reveal the invisible enemies faced by hayfever sufferers
Iranian cleric: Promiscuous women cause quakes
Domestic violence program coordinator faces felony charge after allegedly threatening husband with hammer (ed note- oy)
Dallas Morning News: Wooing Latinos proves tricky for GOP Political experts say the GOP has had two recurring problems: inconsistency in its courtship of Hispanics and occasional setbacks from problems such as inflammatory rhetoric on immigration. A majority of Hispanics, particularly in the Southwest, have long voted for and identified with the Democratic Party. Exit polls from the 2008 presidential election showed that about two-thirds of Latinos in the country voted for Barack Obama, and polling by the Pew Hispanic Center shows consistent majority Hispanic support for Democrats over the last decade.
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
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