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thefitty:

**APP GIVEAWAY**

***********GIVEAWAY:

Tempo Magic Pro is a great app for dancing and working out with. It’s ability to manipulate the BPM of any song make it a reliable app to turn even your slowest songs into an upbeat one, and vice versa, making it extremely versatile to suit any activity. Statistics have shown that faster beats stimulate the brain’s high levels(getting “pumped” up) and speeds up your body movements to match the beat. It acts as a great motivator.

I hold here in my hands two golden codes to redeem this music/fitness app—for free. I will pick(at random) two  lucky winners. To be partake in this giveaway, you should:

• Be following my blog
• Reblog this post
• Have your ask box open for business

I will personally message the winners on February the 4th with their redeeming code. Make sure you log on that day and use it immediately because the code will expire within a few hours.

Enter now; you have nothing to lose. Good luck! :)

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Having armed guards at school, even for part of the day, is not the environment we should wish for America’s children, nor does it foster a tension-free educational experience. So let’s turn the national conversation back to how we can make our schools safer without creating fear and anxiety.

The NRA’s attack ad should be condemned for exacerbating the dangers faced by the president and his family. Regrettably, it is emblematic of a new trend in public policy and communications strategy. Instead of arguing the merits of an issue, broader public questions are spun into personal attacks. In this case, the NRA has tried to assure the public that the argument is not about guns anymore but about some negative personal image it has concocted for the president. At the end of the ad, a voice intones, “President Obama demands that Americans pay their fair share of taxes, but he’s just another elitist hypocrite when it comes to a fair share of security.”

This brilliantly diabolical non sequitur hurts more than the president and his family. It hurts our democracy by twisting the nature of the public debate.

Even a longtime Washingtonian such as I thought these ads couldn’t get worse. So I have a question for the NRA and others who use such tactics: Have you no sense of decency, sirs?

fortheloveofshortshorts:

BAM SIGNED!

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sailorswayze:

AM I RIGHT LADIES

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underthemountainbunker:

VETERANS DAY. 

Veterans vs. the Republican Party.

“40 Republicans senators thought it would be wrong to spend $1 billion on a bill to reintegrate veterans into the domestic workforce, partly because of the amount of money we had already gladly spent on wars that made them veterans in the first place.”

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