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To: Sr K who wrote (724514)	7/4/2013 2:34:49 PM
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palin said there's an Island in alaska where you can see Russia, the moron Couric didn't know this. Later Couric interview Biden where he said in 1929 when FDR was President he went on TV and talked about the market crash, Couric the genius that she is nodded her head in agreement

To: Sr K who wrote (724514)	7/4/2013 3:21:45 PM
From: longnshort	3 Recommendations Recommended By FJB joseffy Machaon Respond to of 1576346

Impeach Obama rally causes 10-mile traffic jam A TEA Party sponsored “ Impeach Obama” demonstration on a major Southern California freeway overpass caused traffic to backup at least ten miles, as the organizer apologized for “any small inconvenience” drivers may have dealt with, as reported by the San Diego-based local news portal the Carlsbad Patch on June 9, 2013. Flying a number of American flag as well as the TEA (Taxed Enough Already) Party-adopted Gadsen flag, protesters flashed to motorists on the Interstate 5 southbound lanes in Carlsbad, California placards stating “Remember Benghazi,” “Obama Lies” and “ Amnesty Hell No!” Organizers estimated between 25,000 and 30,000 vehicles would drive under the Tamarack Rd. overpass where the protesters set up shop. By 12:15, the notoriously slow California freeway traffic had become a slow flowing parking lot from the protest site all the way back to the main gate of the sprawling Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base, ten miles distant.