“Well, We All Get Hurt” The Damage Of A Bogus Apology
Source: Bravo
Earlier this month, Bravo released a new documentary series called “Newlyweds: The First Year.” Studies have shown, time and time again, that most marriages fail within the first year. So Bravo follows newlywed couples around for a year documenting the triumphs and pitfalls that come with marriage. The show, which premiered on May 6, features a couple who knew each other six months before getting engaged, a couple who come from two different cultural backgrounds, a couple who believe the woman should submit to the man and a gay couple who are almost 17 years apart.
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GOP leaders say Obama impeachment talk premature
U.S. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., speaks at the New Hampshire Republican State Committee Liberty Dinner, Monday, May 20, 2013 in Concord , N.H. (AP Photo/Jim Cole)
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — The Republican National Committee chairman and a leading conservative, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, urged caution Monday for Republican critics calling for President Barack Obama’s impeachment, but would not rule out impeachment altogether as new details emerged about the White House’s role in the developing scandal at the Internal Revenue Service.
Article source: http://thegrio.com/2013/05/21/gop-leaders-say-obama-impeachment-talk-premature/
The GOP’s black ‘mad men’: Why the party can’t find its own Barack Obama
From left to right: Virginia Lt. governor candidate E.W. Jackson, former congressman, and soon to be Fox News personality Allen West, former Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain, and Dr. Ben Carson. (E.W. Jackson photo by Jacquelyn Martin/AP; Allen West photo by John W. Adkisson/Getty Images; Hernan Cain photo by Getty Images; Alan Keyes picture, from web archives of his RenewAmerica PAC; Ben Carson photo by Douglas Graham/CQ Roll Call, via Getty Images;)
Rev. E.W. Jackson, who narrowly won the right to run as the Republican Party’s standard-bearer for lieutenant governor in the upcoming Virginia election, is the latest black Republican to distinguish himself more for his outrageous statements than his ability to broaden the party’s base among minority voters. It’s the latest setback for a party that dearly wants to find its own version of Barack Obama.
Article source: http://thegrio.com/2013/05/21/why-the-gop-cant-find-their-own-obama/
