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March 8, 2023
ATLANTA—Cautioning Americans against the continuing outbreak of fatherhood among the popular television host, representatives from the Centers for Disease Control issued a dire warning Tuesday to alert the public that Nick Cannon was feeling horny. “We urge all U.S. residents, especially women of childbearing age, to…
July 18, 2015
Presidents legacy has been the tradition ever since 1933 when president franklin d. roosevelt assumed command of a country still in the midst of the darkest hours of the great depression. fdr made the most of his first 100 days in office by getting to work immediately to deliver on campaign promises to give americans a new deal. during that time fdrs administration oversaw the passage of a whopping 15 bills, congress most productive period of law making ever up to that point. and now the early d...
July 18, 2015
Deadline. president john f. kennedy tried to manage expectations during his inaugural address cautioning americans that what they ask eded of him could not be finished in 100 days or even in 1,000. as president obama neared the 100-day point during his first term, the white house was taking the same approach tammping down hopes. in april 2009 a white house staffer said of the 100-day evaluation, its an arbitrary demarcation of time created by some conglomeration of reporters, anything more than ...
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This president for example, in the context of the shootings in south carolina. >> well again, get ready, twitter. i dont look at him as the black president. i want him to be the president of the united states. >> he said that. >> again, i want him to look at justice, at the scales of justice, with an equal eye on doing the right thing for all people. i think if you start racializing him saying hes the black guy, now hes doing the black thing, that takes us back as opposed to moving us forward. >...