"I don't know whether Barack Obama was born in the United States of America. I don't know that. But I do know this, that in his heart, he's not an American. He's just not an American." Coffman apologized on Wednesday night, completely walking back from his original statement about Obama's citizenship. "I misspoke and I apologize," Coffman said about the comments in Elbert County in a written statement. "I have confidence in President Obama’s citizenship and legitimacy as President of the United States."

Rep. Mike Coffman, Colorado Republican Congressman, Says Obama Is 'Not An American'

Is there anyone left we want to win?

Luke has signed on play the villain in "Fast & Furious 6".

Vin Diesel TO FUCK Luke Evans!!!!!

I know it sounds odd, but I kind of miss that sound that connected you to the Internet and then the booming, "You've got mail!". Listen to the sound at the link and share your memories..

What do you miss about the early days of the www?

All these talking heads on TV continue to try to make this coming election a race is disgusting. If Obama loses, it will be time enough to worry about the future. Any sane person who works couldn't possibly vote Romeany unless they have a problem with skin color. I know keeping the public interested in watching TV is a means of selling advertising and paying talking heads too much money, but the public may become wise to this schtick and tune them out.

If you have...please describe her.

In an interview with Time magazine, former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney pledged six percent unemployment by the end of his first term in office. “I can tell you that over a period of four years, by virtue of the policies that we’d put in place, we’d get the unemployment rate down to 6 percent, and perhaps a little lower,” he told Mark Halperin. Unemployment currently stands at 8.1 percent. Romney first pledged 5.9 percent unemployment when he released his economic plan in September of 2011, but he has not repeated the number since. The candidate said earlier this month, when April job numbers were released, that “anything near 8 percent or over 4 percent is not cause for celebration.” Setting a high-profile, specific goal could be risky for Romney should he win this fall. But during the campaign, it’s a specific, ambitious marker he can use to highlight what he believes to be the failed economic policies of the current president. And current CBO and OMB projections suggest unemployment will fall to about 6 percent in 2016. Romney and other Republicans have repeatedly claimed that Obama promised the stimulus would keep unemployment below 8 percent. That number was a projection from Obama’s economic advisers outlining various stimulus scenarios, written before the president took office. Should he win, Romney said he hopes to start working on the economy right away. “My preference would be to have the opportunity to do that after the election as opposed to have the President in a lame-duck session try and create a solution that may not be in keeping with the new administration,” he said. Asked if he welcomed scrutiny of his record at the private equity firm Bain Capital, Romney replied that he would focus on Obama’s record. “[T]he American people are interested in, not so much in the history of where I was at Bain Capital, or that I have understanding of the private sector, but instead, has the President made things better for the American people?” he said. But, Romney added, “having been in the private sector for twenty five years gives me a perspective on how jobs are created.”

Mitt Romney: "I've been in the private sector for 25 years, President Obama is a politician, and a community organizer."

Are they any good? I live in TX and we don't have any but they have locations in Canada and Indonesia so I'm wondering why we can't get one down here.

Though renewed, Smash is to receive a reduction in its license fee. In addition to a reduced budget. So four actors had to be let go to free up some room in the budget. Raza Jaffrey, Jaime Cepero, Brian d'Arcy James and Will Chase will not return for the second season of the musical series. Money has been made available to add a new gay character (from Brooklyn) on the show to be a sounding board to Karen's character now that she is single.

I have enjoyed it and it's helped take my mind off my problems. I like the Peggy character, although in real life she is a Scientologist. She is also that annoying, staring right at you for too long girl from the Excedrin commercial on TV. The *kisses doll* girl has grown up.

Umpy

The more obscure the better. After you answer the question, ask your own. No Googling! According to Rose, The Journal of Abnormal WHAT is published in St. Olaf?