The Happiest People- Outline and Story Setting

March 18, 2012 By Leave a Comment
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Family members in short stories- Marvin Wise- Grandaddy Jack Jernigan- Ma Annie Jewel McCullen - Aunt Annie Jewel Thelma Harrell- Aunt Thelma Brief Insight: The Happiest People by Donny Wise "This is their story"....The digital age did not exist to document their existence...The impact of their existence saved my life and belief in humanity.....I have a second chance to live....I am saying thank you by recognizing the best qualities that most of us  desire in our life...They lived , laughed, and loved...They were so happy.....Many  people inform me that I am a character...They  were instrumental in creating this character... Donny Wise The series of short stories as witnessed by the eyes of a child, the stories are a unique insight to a generation that is gone. The stories tell of people who were impoverished in youth to fight tooth and nail out of hell to give their children the chance at prosperity and security, and give the grandchildren the childhood … [Read more...]

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Friday’s twist on this week’s news

March 16, 2012 By Leave a Comment
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All in good fun on Friday...... Greg Smith wrote an Op-Ed piece in the NYT to explain his reasons for leaving Goldman.  The accusations of corrupt, soulless beings sitting in the Goldman Tower in New York was SOME big news...The big news was the NYT allowing an Op-Ed piece by a disgruntled employee....NOT A WHISTLEBLOWER.... Mitt Romney is cutting expenses and staff on his campaign as the nomination process is taking longer than expected. Things are so bad in the Romney camp that Romney had to entertain some donors in New York.  He walked away with $3 million dollars.....Do you think that the Romney's may need to apply for food stamps. $3 million dollars are hard times in the Romney household..... Newt Gingrich did not win any primaries this week.....Instead of bowing out....He receives Secret Service protection? WHAT? LAST ITEM....My mother was listen to the Gay XM, and she brought to my attention about Mitt Romney strapping a dog to the car for a family trip. The … [Read more...]

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Too Funny: Mitt Romney and Q XM

March 16, 2012 By Leave a Comment

I really need to laugh. I do not know which of the following statements are more funny. My mother becoming a huge fan of Gay XM station or Q on satellite radio. She is really into the station, and she was provide details about today's programming. Suddenly, she claims that Mitt Romney tied his dog to the top of a vehicle before going on vacation. The Q XM station was all buzzing about Mitt's actions... I am not searching any sites to find out the validity behind the story;...... BTW: Mitt ties his dog on top of vehicle as a method of travel...I wonder what he will do with Rick Santorum.....(JOKE) GOOD NIGHT … [Read more...]

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NBC News: Santorum wins Alabama and Mississippi

March 14, 2012 By Leave a Comment

  By Michael O'Brien, msnbc.com Updated 10:50 p.m. -- Rick Santorum scored victories in the Mississippi and Alabama primaries on Tuesday, depriving Mitt Romney of a signature win in a conservative stronghold and raising fresh doubts about the viability of Newt Gingrich's campaign. The former Pennsylvania senator made his case for being the lone, serious Republican challenger to Romney for the remainder of the primary by besting Gingrich in states the former speaker's campaign had previously said were essential to its long-term viability. “We did it again,” Santorum said to wild applause from supporters in Louisiana, and amid projections by NBC News that he would win both Mississippi and Alabama. Romney had hoped to score a victory in Mississippi, thereby proving his ability to win a state that composes part of the heart of the modern GOP. But he appeared to be heading to a third-place finish in both contests, failing to even surpass Gingrich, a candidate who’s … [Read more...]

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Washington Post: Mississippi and Alabama are too close to call

March 14, 2012 By Leave a Comment

Primary Results Click on a state name to view full results. CANDIDATE MISS. ALA. Mitt Romney 24% 28% Rick Santorum 32 32 Newt Gingrich 37 28 Ron Paul 5 10 Others 1 2 % of precincts reporting 0% 0% SOURCE: AP Results as of 8:45 PM ET  |   Races in Mississippi and Alabama too close to call     By Amy Gardner and David A. Fahrenthold, Updated: Tuesday, March 13, 8:02 PM BIRMINGHAM, Ala.— Voting has finished in Mississippi and Alabama, and early exit polls show that Tuesday’s primaries are close three-way races among Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich. Before polls closed, former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney appeared to downplay the importance of the contests in the two states. Even before the outcomes were known, he said, rival Rick Santorum is “at the desperate end of his campaign.” “He’s far behind in the delegate count, he’s far behind in the popular … [Read more...]

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CBSNews.com: Romney carries 5 states, Santorum 3

March 7, 2012 By 1 Comment

CBS News projects that Mitt Romney will win Ohio's key primary contest Tuesday, after a neck-and-neck race with rival Rick Santorum to eke out a victory in the pivotal battleground state. With 96 percent reporting in Ohio, Romney has 38 percent support to Santorum's 37 percent. Newt Gingrich is in third place with 15 percent and Ron Paul follows with 9 percent. Mitt Romney has also won primaries in Virginia, Massachusetts and Vermont, as well as the Idaho caucuses. Rick Santorum won primaries in Tennessee and Oklahoma, and in the North Dakota caucuses. In Georgia, Gingrich clinched his first primary victory since South Carolina's January 21 primary contest. Ron Paul did not win any contests on Tuesday, but he did finish second in four states: Vermont, Idaho, North Dakota and Virginia. There are also caucuses in Alaska. Results are expected later this evening. With voters in ten states selecting their choice to be the Republican presidential nominee and 419 delegates up … [Read more...]

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Marketwatch: Romney will edge out Santorum to win Ohio

March 7, 2012 By Leave a Comment

We have some direction on the eventual endgame of the primary process. Or do We?' … [Read more...]

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Romney and Santorum: Ohio is to close to call

March 7, 2012 By 1 Comment

Candidates notch wins as Ohio 'too close to call' Win Mcnamee / Getty Images Supporters of Republican presidential candidate, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney celebrate during a Super Tuesday event at the Westin Copley Place March 6, 2012 in Boston. By Michael O'Brien, msnbc.com Updated 10:52 p.m. ET — A hard-fought battle between Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum in Ohio yielded no quick winner in the state, the prize contest on Super Tuesday that could reshape the battle for the Republican presidential nomination. Both Romney and Santorum notched victories across the country in the caucuses and primaries they had been expected to win. Newt Gingrich won the primary in Georgia, the state from which he had served as a representative in Congress, but trailed in the remainder of states playing host to nominating contests on Tuesday. But the trajectory of the Republican campaign hinged in large part on Ohio, where Romney and Santorum re-litigated their battle from just … [Read more...]

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Super Tuesday: Romney will be winner in Massachusetts, Vermont ,and Virginia

March 7, 2012 By Leave a Comment

Image via Wikipedia By Kim GeigerMarch 6, 2012, 4:24 p.m.  http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-pn-virginia-gop-primary-20120306,0,522105.story Reporting from Washington — Mitt Romney has won the Virginia Republican presidential primary, according to The Associated Press. Romney was the clear favorite in the state, where just two Republican candidates – Romney and Ron Paul – had qualified for the ballot. Forty-nine delegates are at stake in that race, and Romney is likely to win all or most of them. Thirteen of the delegates will be awarded to the candidate who wins 50% or more of the vote and an additional 33 delegates will be awarded by congressional district. The primary was called based on exit polls, as precinct results were just starting to come in after polls closed at 7 p.m. EST. John McCain won the state in 2008 with 50% of the vote toMike Huckabee’s 41%. In the 2008 general election, Barack Obama carried Virginia, becoming … [Read more...]

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Super Tuesday Blues: The political fiasco continues

March 6, 2012 By 2 Comments
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The Super Tuesday Republican Primary is political high drama for us political junkies at best when a one or both parties are this far along in Presidential nomination process with multiple candidates still in the race. This campaign season is much different as my interest is waning on the entire presidential election, as the problems of America are so grave that we cannot give a leap of faith in committing a vote in November’s election. Campaign promises and nice slogans cannot be the acceptable standard in the upcoming election, as the next President must deal with some of America’s gravest challenges whether voluntary or involuntary. This issues include Fiscal (Tax Code/ Debt Reduction), Education, Energy Independence, Personal Financial Literacy/Financial System Restructuring, and Unemployment Crisis. An evaluation of President Obama in job performance in resolution of any of these issues would be equivalent of a letter grade D at best. This performance is not any evaluation … [Read more...]

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