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I saw this piece yesterday and I just now have a chance to talk about it. Fox News has done some really bad reporting over the years. They have pushed stories that simply weren’t true. Now, a new low, they have Photoshopped photos to make 2 guys from the New York Times (reporter Jacques Steinberg and editor Steven Reddicliffe ) look uglier. How juvenile!!!
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Dolley Madison, the former Dolley Payne, was maybe the first First Lady to be public figure on her own account.
She was smart enough to land James Madison and he was smart enough to listen to her counsel.
From her White House profile–
With her charm and her laughing blue eyes, fair skin, and black curls, the young widow attracted distinguished attention. Before long Dolley was reporting to her best friend that “the great little Madison has asked…to see me this evening.”……Dolley’s social graces made her famous. Her political acumen, prized by her husband, is less renowned, though her gracious tact smoothed ...
If you eat out on the Fourth of July, or if you use any service that normally involves tipping, it is the right and patriotic thing to do to tip the person helping you at a time-and-a-half rate.
This is the pay rate you would expect to be paid if you were to work on a holiday.
If you are not paid this rate for work on a holiday, please don’t take that out on somebody else.
Celebrate Independence Day by doing right by your fellow American.
Also, do right by any immigrants you encounter.
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Here is a picture I took last week of the grave of Paul Revere.
You can find this grave in the Granary Burying Ground which is part of Boston’s Freedom Trail.
Here is information on Revere’s life. He lived 1734-1818.
I had hoped the ghost of Paul Revere would rise and give me and the wife a tour of Boston.
No such luck.
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