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Big Heads International ~ U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio Speaks!

     According to scientists, the Earth is about 4.5 billion years’ old.
A Gallup poll this year reported that 46 percent of Americans (58 percent of Republicans, 41 percent of Democrats and 39 percent of independents) held a nonscientific belief in creationism, the religious-based view that humans were divinely created within the past 10,000 years.
     The irony of Rubio's views as one of the latest 'Big Heads' to emerge from the recent election season, is that he sits on the science subcommittee of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee.
     All of this raises the question: How much would Republican presidential aspirants really hurt themselves in their pursuit of their party's nomination if they said they accepted the scientific conclusion about the Earth's age? ...Global warming? ...And a slew of other proven scientific facts and solutions?
     Will anyone have a real chance of winning the nomination once their response leave their lips?  

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OBAMACARE & OTHER TABOOS

      ". . .Since President Obama took the oath of office, there has been an undertone to do everything possible to make him a ‘One Termer.’

      Now don’t get me wrong. I know that President Obama is an African American.  I also know that there are still some straggling bigoted individuals who wave and rally around the flag, but they just cannot get a good night sleep with a black / Negro President in the Whitehouse. But the time does moves on, and if they cannot keep up with the progressive world, they will just have to fall to the side of the new historical road. Life is harsh that way. If those whom we have elected in office don’t understand these important facts and rather chose to save their political arses, then lets rotate those members who reside in the self serving asylum.

      Here’s a few facts to consider . . ."

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IN MEMORIAM: U.S. Senator George S. McGovern, 1922-2012

   It is with sadness and rancor that I update the Embroiled News with this report about a great American who has recently passed, to perhaps a better world than ours.
   George McGovern was part of an era when we whole heartedly believed that we could change the world. It was when most of us were young and naive about world affairs and easily persuaded to join a cause that best served our interests. I personally know these facts, because in my youth, I was one of those, who became swept in the many movements of the day and eventually faced the reality of the existing state of affairs . . .
   . . .McGovern appealed for support with the strongest and most emotional language he had ever used regarding the war:

       "Every senator in this chamber is partly responsible for sending *50,000 young Americans to an early grave. This chamber reeks of
blood. Every Senator here is partly responsible for that human wreckage at Walter Reed and Bethesda Naval and all across our land — young men without legs, or arms, or genitals, or faces or hopes.
       There are not very many of these blasted and broken boys who think this war is a glorious adventure. Do not talk to them about
bugging out, or national honor or courage. It does not take any courage at all for a congressman, or a senator, or a president to wrap himself in the flag . . .
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Who is fighting for the middle class?

Who is fighting for the middle class? . . .
                  President Obama vs. Mitt Romney

         Hey. What's going on? ...Babechi William here. A native Bronxite who was raised in the streets of the Bronx and Yankee Stadium hot dogs. I use to pick up empty soda bottles and redeem them for their two-cent deposit, and on good days, I sold paper shopping bags for a nickel to the shoppers under the Jerome Avenue el. My family was poor, but what was good about it, was that us kids didn’t know we were. We just thought we were like everyone else who lived in the South Bronx in those days. When I was old enough, I began selling newspapers on street corners with my older brother, and that was when I met Professor Malatesta. He kind of took a liking to me and the next thing I knew, I was working after school down in the pit, the Embroiled News printing room and I liked it. In fact, I like it so much, that I wanted to be a journalist and report the news like it really is without sugarcoating the words. The Embroiled News awarded me a pal grant for my studies, and before I could say alacazam, I had graduated from N.Y.U. School of Journalism . . . which brings me to the title of this article and this upcoming election.

         I have never forgotten those early days and the opportunity I was fortunate to receive from ... There is more to this story & the actual facts HERE!

RUSH Speaks The Truth?

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IT`S THE TALKING HEADS ~ Congressman J.P. Rock

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