Tahoe and Naomi
If you happen to read the blog, that is one heck of a cute Boxer! I wasn’t sure if you stopped because you knew who I was or because of the dogs.
We haven’t had the money in a long time for a McDonald’s run, but today I bought the girls each a McDouble. They were much more interested in their burgers at that moment in time. But you sure have a cutie!
The story below brought to mind something that occurred over a year ago. Barb Stanton posted a story on her site regarding property she and her family owned up at the river they were developing with one of the Hitt brothers . . . Chet, I think. Now we hear this.
And Barb and Brad have become quite cozy. Perhaps the two developments are not related at all. Perhaps they are. It shall be interesting to see how this story turns out.
Rule No. 1 Brad: When you direct policy at any cost people get angry. When they know your motives are personal, they get angry. When they find out what you have done, they tell.
Oh I bet all of the readers thought this burial ground was an imaginary place where Brad hides his fallen staffers and people that he has no more use for. Brad has another issue that he has carefully hidden from the County taxpayers for more than a year. When pressed by local reporters, even County Staffers lied. What some people won’t do to save their skin! No story because the wagons are all circled.
Editor’s Note: For those that don’t know, Mr. Grenell is one of Jeff Burum’s PR guys. He has quite the resume.
One of the reasons the American public holds unelected government officials in such low esteem is that they are never held accountable for their failures. Presidents and cabinet officials could send a strong message of accountability if they held senior appointees responsible for their performance. President Barack Obama should use this weekend’s U.N. failure to show Americans and Arabs alike that it is unacceptable to stand idly by while 6,500 Syrians are killed by their government. Obama should ask for U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Susan Rice’s resignation and replace her with someone tougher and more effective. If she won’t voluntarily resign then she should be fired.
The case against Susan Rice has been building over the last few years. This weekend’s embarrassing failure on a Syria resolution was the latest and last straw. Her diplomatic failures and silence have given the United States a weak representation at the United Nations.
(To continue reading, click a link below)
http://richardgrenell.com/2012/02/its-time-for-susan-rice-to-resign/
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