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March 12, 2010

Scene from the Japanese garden built by the Wells family in Newberry, SC. [Photo by Kay B. Day/The US Report.]   RAD Girls on Tour 
The zany girls from MAV TV come to Florida to celebrate their new DVD release. Some women (ahem) like to watch MAV TV even though it's billed as 'TV created for men by men.'

Government spends more than $12 over private employers 
When the US taxpayer is your angel investor, you can outspend the private sector by outrageous amounts for employees. The $12 is just for wages; benefits are 70 percent higher. Whatever happened to President Barack Obama's promise to go 'line by line' through the federal budget?

Rubio airs first TV ad in Senate race
Former Speaker of the Florida House Marco Rubio has launched the first official TV ad in the race for a Florida Senate Seat.
 
Toyota target of class action lawsuits 
Wire story on woes Japanese car maker faces in US.

Monkeys get bombed on taxpayer dollars
Your federal 'Stimulus' dollars at work. The monkeys got paid in cocaine, apparently. 
(Posted by  Kay B. Day) 

 

 
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28May2009

Donna Barrow, contributor to The US Report

DateThursday, May 28, 2009 at 09:22AM

After more than 20 years in the insurance business, Donna Barrow started her own computer company and eventually became an Information Technology project manager. In 2004 she became involved in politics using her graphic design, video, and database skills in national, state and local elections. She has been a grassroots leader for Presidential, US Congressional and State House races.

Articles/Commentary by Donna Barrow

A Grassroots call to action (May 28, 2009)

 

 

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