Scoop’s Views

The Republican National Trust PAC sent out an alert today that the camp of Senator Barack Hussein Obama has cranked up the mean machine, working overtime to make fellow senator John McCain look bad.

In the alert, the Republican National Trust PAC said this is “one of the most vicious assaults ever waged on the Republican party by the liberal media establishment.”

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A string of thunder storms, some producing hail two inches in width, blew through the Delaware Valley today, starting around noon or so, at least in the Far Northeast Philadelphia section of town. It was a storm in the evening that made me stand in awe.

Like many people, I am a sucker for rainbows. Maybe it has something to do with some stories I heard many years ago from an elder Cherokee who has since passed. Maybe it’s because a rainbow is simply beautiful and awesome in its own right. No matter what, they are something fascinating.

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