Thas that bull isht!!!
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‘First Gay President’: Newsweek marks Obama’s landmark announcement with controversial cover
• Magazine attempts to trump rival Time in battle for eye-catching image• Commemorates Obama’s announcement that he supports gay marriage• Senator Rand Paul says President’s views ‘couldn’t get any gayer’In a gutsy move, Newsweek has released the cover of their next issue, on the cover of which they depict President Obama with a rainbow halo and the title of ‘The First Gay President’.
The news-magazine, which hits stands today, is using the shock factor of labeling the straight, married, father-of-two President to draw attention to itself.
Tina Brown, who edits the magazine and its sister website The Daily Beast, is known for her love of controversial covers to help boost public interest and sales.
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WALL of #SHAME !
First in hopefully a long series-
When I catch you charging YOUR smartphone, in CHase, or in a Bar, or any public venue, I’m going to immortalize you.
She hid, but zoom in and see the white charger.
NICE.
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In challenging economic times, people look for different ways to save money and clean up their finances. It pays to educate yourself so that you can make informed decisions about budgeting, investing and other aspects of your finances. While the biggest savings come from limiting your spending to the cash in your wallet, the trick is to set reasonable goals.
Simple steps, such as paying off your credit card balance each month to increasing your contribution to your retirement account, are attainable and worthwhile goals. A good approach is to start with a few things that are so easy to fix that you’ll stick with the program.
Another way to save is to take a second look at big-ticket items, such as insurance. For example, switching from whole life to term will save money and increase cash flow.
You may be surprised how quickly these changes can add up to real money in your pocket.
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