Frugal Café Blog Zone

Vicki McClure Davidson | May 13, 2009

By Vicki McClure Davidson * Frugal Café Blog Zone “Liar of the House” Nancy Pelosi isn’t the only incompetent, hypocritical liar in Congress caught in a growing number of I-can’t-dispute-it-but-I’m-gonna-keep-trying whoppers about what and when she knew about waterboarding and extreme interrogation techniques (EITs) of terrorists. Five years ago, Sen. Chuck Schumer of New York [...]

Category: Business & Economy, Entertainment, Celebrities, Government, National Security, Social and Political Climate, Videos, Audio Files | 2 Comments »
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Vicki McClure Davidson | May 13, 2009

By Vicki McClure Davidson * Frugal Café Blog Zone Last week, it was Oprah giving out coupons for free 2-piece chicken dinners at KFC (which suffered a number of problems, but I still give Oprah a hearty thumbs-up for her generous intentions to help others). This week it’s an announcement for “Freebie Wednesdays” at Arby’s [...]

Category: Business & Economy, Conservatism, Food, Drink, Giving Back, Helping, Government, Specials, Freebies | 1 Comment »
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Vicki McClure Davidson | May 13, 2009

By Vicki McClure Davidson * Frugal Café Blog Zone Cheerios were my kids’ first finger food. High in vitamins and low in sugar, satisfying flavor, cheaper than most other boxed cereals, and too small to choke a teething toddler, I had mini-containers with lids filled with Cheerios at the ready whenever we went on a [...]

Category: Conservatism, Food, Drink, Government, Health, Social and Political Climate | 7 Comments »
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