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2. I never doubted that President Obama was born in this country. In fact, I don't care if he was born in Brooklyn, I still don't like the guy. However, the fact that he presented his birth certificate to the press should have ended the matter. But no: Tonight's CNN news report offered viewers "a look back" at the "media circus" over the "birther issue." They don't get it--they are the media circus! Their lack of insight would be laughable, were it not so appalling.
3. President Obama was not invited to the Royal Wedding because he is not royalty himself, or some such convoluted nonsense. Whatever the reason, the fact that he will not be gassing up three huge jets to attend makes me less appalled to have him as president.
Yes, there are a lot of brides that spend way too much money for a wedding, that doesn't guarantee success. Just as long as I don't have to pay, they can piss money away on it. Can't say that about the royal wedding. I personally like watching it. Better than the other choices like "Dancing with the Stars" or some equally stupid show.
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Obama not invited to the wedding. You get a better view from the comfort of your home television and you can eat what you want. Who in their right mind wants to eat Fruit Cake and spend $80,000 on it. Isn't there enough floating around, that no one has eaten in years, that could have been donated? Plus, I don't know of anything memorable that is "food wise" coming from England. No one will remember the food. Possibly the dress.
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GL: You crack me up! The bit about Trump providing proof he is human---too much! (You should do stand-up, I swear.)
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