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Skip to comments.Dennis Miller withdrew his endorsement of Herman Cain
Posted on 11/16/2011 6:06:25 PM PST by Bigtigermike
On the O'Reilly Factor tonight...Dennis Miller stated "I'm off the Cain Train." after endorsing him and helping Cain do a few fundraisers a couple of months ago.
Does the link give a reason?
I never trusted Miller.
You don't know?
So when he endorsed Cain you posted not to trust him??
So strange, that a candidate doing so well would just all of a sudden implode like that.
It almost seems like some sort of set-up. Sadly, I wouldn't doubt if it was.
Set-up is very likely
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I would be very surprised if Mittens wasn't behind all this.
The entire field was put together to convince Sarah Palin not to run. Now that she is out, it is all designed to implode. Then we get Mitt who will lose gracefully like McCain and Dole.
I don't think it is at all strange that many Americans let the media and the leftists tell them what to think. I've seen this happening all my life.
He's a comedian for crying out loud, what is there for concern to trust him or not?
Mittens and the entire establishment maybe. I doubt mittens could do anything all by hisself.
So I guess Denis is on the Myth train-wreck now.
I didn't trust him ever.
Libya moment but said he would not rule out coming back to suppor Cain in the future - says he is lookIng at Newt now
He's a libertarian so its hard to say.
He brought on O'Reilly, he hosts a show, and comments on politics.
He was a liberal.
In part was the long uncomfortable pause
His reason was "He can't win." He said that if it weren't for that, he'd support him in an instant.
It almost seems like some sort of set-up. Sadly, I wouldnt doubt if it was."
You thinkk he set himself up? I don't understand. Do you think it was the Bimbos, the no idea wtf he was talking about or the dawning that he REALLY was in over his head?
Seriously, not trying to be a wise guy...don't you think it was all of the above that sank him?
You didn't answer the question: Did you say so when he was singing Cains praises?
Does this mean we have to follow Miller blindly and do the same?
So does Bill Maher, does that make him a credible source?
You may be right - the country club GOP is likely also tied into this. Mittens is their guy - the bundlers are lined up. Perry scared them until the debates revealed he wasn't prepared (sad for an Eagle Scout to not be prepared, but I digress....). Mittens outdebated McCain too - but the MSM had their candidate selected and were very pleased until he picked Palin. Then it was time to go in full attack mode as Palin scared them all (MSM, NRC)...
Yeah, he endorsed Cain, because Cain is black.
It makes Maher a commentator.
Thanks Bigtigermike.
Dennis is a Salem Radio guy. None of them are trustworthy, unfortunately.
Bad interviews are self destruction. Bimbos coming forward can be something else.
I'll make it easy for you: Hell no you didn't say a damn thing negative about him he was on your boy's train!!!
It most definitely was a set-up. (Offered with as much proof, as the Cain accusers have offered.)
LOL Miller is not to be taken seriously. He's a f'ing liberal.
"The entire field was put together to convince Sarah Palin not to run. Now that she is out, it is all designed to implode. Then we get Mitt who will lose gracefully like McCain and Dole."
Sadly, I think you're analysis is spot on.
I could not care less about the pause. Why don't these newspapers release videos of their editortial interviews with Obama and Biden?
I was supporting Sarah Palin when he endorsed Cain, but I never trusted Miller. I'm not surprised he's not endorsing Cain anymore.
Who are you supporting?
The "bimbos" the backtracking on issues like abortion or 2nd Amendment, the accusing people and backing off, it all wouldn't have made AS big of a difference if he had a great governing background to compare it to. When your personality is what you're running on it's not enough.
It was stupid to go in front of a lib editorial board, let alone they had a camera. I forget the politician but a few years ago he stopped doing newspaper editorial board interviews because of the "trap" they are.
I think the entire field was designed to fail, in order to split the primary voters and get Romney the nomination with 25% or however much he can get. They didn't like Palin, they knew she could get more than 25% in the primaries. I think they would have brought in Trump if she had run.
Miller said, "He can't win". He's right.
Talks as if he likes Gingrich.
Yeah, and Reagan didn't get a job in the media when he became a conservative.
Surely he didn't just say that with no explanation at all.
Or did he?
It's kinda Dennis Miller style.
I like Dennis Miller... I think he's more of a libertarian than he is totally conservative but he's funny as heck.
I am staying on the Cain Train - I am sick and tired of the media telling us who can and can't win. I think we showed them in 2010 who has the final say so in that argument.
Millers right.. Cain probably cannot be elected..
They will Palinize him...
Not to speak of the fact 9/9/9 is a mistake..
Although somewhat less than the feds take now in taxes..
Its same old, same old.. with different underwear..
ONLY eliminating federal government agency's will work..
Reduce the size and "scope" of the federal government before you do any re-modeling..
In that way Michele Bachmann and Rick Perry (maybe Newt) is right on..
After the fed. gov't is reduced then and ONLY then can you determine the proper tax load..
They could use a little input from Ron Paul as well.. maybe in a consulting capacity..
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Until a few years ago, there were only two major television seasons: the fall season, when all the major shows appeared, and the midseason, where networks replaced their failing shows with the backup series they ordered but held on to in case of an emergency.
However, with the advent of a huge slate of cable offerings, entertainment on-demand and an audience that doesn't like to sit through reruns, television producers have added a new season.
The summer season still primarily consists of reality and competition series, but more original offerings are making their premieres in the summer months. Here is a guide to some of the shows debuting this summer, with a note on what families can expect.
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ALLEN PARK Ś Ronnell Lewis, a fourth-round pick in 2012, was known as ôThe Hammerö at Oklahoma.
As a Detroit Lion, he never really displayed such toughness.
On Sunday, Lewis was one of four cuts. Also gone are safety Chris Hope, cornerback Myron Lewis and wide receiver Cody Wilson.
The plan was to Ronnell Lewis mostly on special teams his rookie season. But he didnĺt contribute enough so he was inactive the final seven games.
ôWe had a hard time getting him on the field in that capacity last year due to injury,ĺĺ coach Jim Schwartz said. ôThis year with just where his conditioning was and things like that starting on the PUP. He made up some ground and he was doing well, but itĺs a crowded position there.ĺĺ
The Lions changed their philosophy on the type of defensive end they sought for this season going with taller guys like first-round pick Ziggy Ansah and free agent Jason Jones who are both 6-foot-5 and fourth-round pick Devin Taylor who is 6-foot-7.. Lewis is 6-foot-2.
ôDrafting a couple players and signing two players this off season is going make it difficult. We have really good competition there,ĺĺ Schwartz said. ôIt shows a little bit about the strength that we have at that position that we were able to release a guy like Ronnell.ö
Missing on a fourth-round pick obviously doesnĺt look good.
ôYou want to take advantage of every single (pick), but not everybody makes it and not everybody works out,ĺĺ Schwartz said. ô... You draft a guy like Ronnell you donĺt know that youĺre going to draft Ziggy (Ansah) the next year. You donĺt know a guy like Devin (Taylor) is still going to be available. You donĺt know that youĺre going to be able to sign a Jason Jones and an Israel Idonije. The only thing we can do right now is try to evaluate who our best starter is right now and go that way. Thatĺs the decision that we made. You can never think too far ahead and you canĺt think too far behind when it comes to draft picks.ö
Lewis injured himself during the conditioning tests for training camp and sat out the first few weeks with an undisclosed injury.
The other seven 2012 draft picks are still on the roster Ś Riley Reiff, Ryan Broyles, Bill Bentley, Tahir Whitehead, Chris Greenwood, Jonte Green and Travis Lewis.
Wilson, who played at Rochester Adams and Central Michigan, was very much a long-shot in the wide receiver race with more experienced guys like Matt Willis and Patrick Edwards. Wilson, whose dad Dave is the team chaplain, caught nearly every ball thrown his way.
Myron Lewis was looking for a fresh start after joining the Lions midway through camp.
Hopeĺs days were numbered when the Lions signed Rashean Mathis who can play nickel, corner and safety.
This means the Lions are down to two Lewises Ś Travis and Thaddeus.
The roster must be cut to 53 on Saturday.
Louis Delmas passes test
Louis Delmas, has missed most of training camp, trying to get his knee ready for the regular season opener.
ôIĺm back to healthy and I can definitely work my knee and my quad as hard as possible. Iĺll be ready,ĺĺ Delmas said.
He didnĺt practice again on Sunday, but said heĺs fine after playing in Thursdayĺs preseason game.
ôIt felt good, it definitely feels great to get back out there with my teammates and show some tail,ĺĺ Delmas said.
He recovered a fumble that was forced by Glover Quin during his 12 snaps of action.
ôThat performance was more satisfaction for me, more self-satisfaction, not really physically as all mentally for me,ĺĺ Delmas said. ôI hadnĺt played football since the last game of the season last year. ...ĺĺ
He was unclear if he would play on Thursday night in Buffalo. Chances are slim though.
ôIĺm pretty sure Iĺll be cheering on my teammates being the fourth preseason game, but Iĺll definitely be out there,ĺĺ Delmas said.
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Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
by Robert Louis Stevenson
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Poole the Tool
He may as well be called Jeeves since he's the ultimate butler—polite, loyal, and knowledgeable about his master:
"O, sir," cried Poole, "do you think I do not know my master after twenty years? Do you think I do not know where his head comes to in the cabinet door, where I saw him every morning of my life? No, sir, that thing in the mask was never Dr. Jekyll—God knows what it was, but it was never Dr. Jekyll; and it is the belief of my heart that there was murder done." (8.43)
Seriously, he claims to know Dr. Jekyll's voice and footstep (and he probably does, seeing as he's been with the guy for twenty years).
Poole is our old reliable; he isn't much of a three-dimensional character himself, but this is so we can simply get information from him without having to question his motivations, reasoning, etc. He's a tool for the author, in other words.Poole Timeline


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By Sgt. Mark A. Kauffman August 21, 2013
CAMP RED CLOUD -- Camp Casey's newly revamped bowling center has reopened with a pirate-themed look and other changes that have transformed it from a routine bowling alley to a fun place not only for hardcore bowlers but for families and youngsters too.
The center, which closed last September for a stem-to-stern overhaul, held a grand reopening Aug. 17 that drew Area I community members in their hundreds, eager for a look at the good-as-new facility.
The center, in bldg. 3014, is now called the Casey Buccaneer Bowling Center. Its spacious, glittering interior evokes the Pirates of the Caribbean.
"This facility is absolutely wonderful," said Capt. Brad Criswell, of the 2nd Infantry Division's Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 70th Brigade Support Battalion, part of the 210th Fires Brigade. "We are always looking for new things for my family, especially for our children to do."
The center's entrance mimics the deck of a pirate ship, right down to a plank floor and ship's masts. A big mural depicts a pirate ship with its cannons firing. Another mural shows a castle on a cliff.
The lanes themselves have been made to look like water, an effect achieved through a combination of lighting and a special overlay on the flooring of the lanes themselves.
There's a bar with an area set aside for those who want to play Texas Hold 'Em poker or use the slot machines. Only those 18 and older will be admitted to that part of the center.
There's also a separate TV-theater room with a 60-inch flat-screen monitor with 3D capability.
An X-box will be installed there in the near future, and the entire center will soon have Wi-Fi, allowing patrons to get on the Internet.
In deciding on the pirate theme, officials of the U.S. Army Garrison Red Cloud and Area I looked for a way to make the bowling center appeal to both Soldiers and family members, one of the officials, David Roudybush, said in an interview with the Morning Calm last fall.
Roudybush at the time was chief of business operations with USAG Red Cloud and Area I's Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation.
"We have to balance having a place where Soldiers can go and feel comfortable, and at the same time where families can go and be comfortable," Roudybush said at the time.
"We're theming it as a pirate's cove -- almost a Pirates of the Caribbean theme -- because we know that's popular with both children and adults," Roudybush said.
"So during the daytime we can do the more kiddish-type pirate stuff -- the Captain Hook, Peter Pan. And during the evening we can go more toward the Pirates of the Caribbean, Captain Jack Sparrow theme," he said.
"Just based off of that goal I think they accomplished it," Criswell said. "I felt it was definitely a place I could take my family and not be concerned they wouldn't be entertained or that perhaps it was too adult an atmosphere.
"It was definitely very cool," said Criswell. "I noticed they have the poker room in the back. Looks like it would be fun for the Soldiers."
At the same time, said Criswell, "If I was to just to go by myself I think I would have a good time and I think a lot of Soldiers would too. I think it's gonna be a great thing for both the Soldiers and families."


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On Feb. 11, Maj. Gen. Larry W. Shellito, adjutant general of the Minnesota National Guard, presents Tim and Mary Pawlenty each with a Superior Service Award for their personal commitment and contributions to the families, Soldiers and Airmen of the Guard over the past several years.
Gov. Tim Pawlenty speaks to Minnesota veterans at a Veterans Day at the Capitol ceremony Feb. 9.
The Minnesota National Guard Adjutant General, Maj. Gen. Larry Shellito, briefed the Minnesota Senate's Agriculture and Veterans Committee at the State Capitol Feb., 10. The committee is chaired by Sen. Jim Vickerman (DFL) District 22. Shellito utilized the newly released 2009 Minnesota National Guard Annual Report to help visualize the "state-of-the-guard".
The Minnesota National Guard Color Guard moves through the Capitol to the House floor Feb. 11 prior to Governor Tim Pawlenty's State of the State address.
The Minnesota National Guard prepares to post the colors outside the House chamber prior to Governor Tim Pawlenty's final State of the State Address on February 11th, 2010.
A member of the Minnesota National Guard Honor Guard stands as supreme court justices enter the House chamber prior to the speech Feb 11.
The House chamber applauds as Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty recognizes the St. Sauver family of Pierz, Minn., during his State of the State address Feb. 11.
Staff Sgt. Anthony St. Sauver and his mother Deb are applauded for their service during the governor's State of the State address at the State Capitol Feb. 11.
Maj. Gen. Shellito sits at the rostrum after escorting the governor onto the House floor for the address.
Members of the Minnesota National Guard Honor Guard Team with the governor and first lady February 11th, 2010.
Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty and First Lady Mary Pawlenty display the medals presented by the adjutant general Feb. 11.
The command staff of the 34th Red Bull Infantry Division is recognized on the House floor by Rep. Phillip Sterner (standing), whose district includes the Rosemount National Guard Armory and Community Center. The Red Bulls, from left: Maj. Gen. Richard Nash, Brig. Gen. David Elicerio, Command Sgt. Maj. Doug Julin, Col. Neal Loidolt, Col. Dirk Kloss, Lt. Col. Stefanie Horvath, Lt. Col. John Morris. (photo courtesy Andrew VonBank, Minnesota House of Representatives)
The command staff of the 34th Red Bull Infantry Division is applauded on the House floor Friday, Feb. 12, for their outstanding service in Iraq. (photo courtesy Kristin Schue, Minnesota House of Representatives)


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