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Vicki McClure Davidson | February 27, 2011

H/t to Reagan/Palin Appreciation Month for this fab photo… go to the site to read and sign the online petition:   All Palin February, Day 27… Will she or won’t she? This woman certainly knows how to create political suspense and kick up some liberal dust by keeping silent on her political plans. The liberal [...]

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Vicki McClure Davidson | February 27, 2011

  At the National Governors Association held yesterday in DC, governors from across the nation are pleading for the federal government to stop causing more pain for their states. From KTAR News, Govs to feds: Avoid causing states any more pain: WASHINGTON (AP) – Their states on the brink of financial catastrophe, governors pleaded Saturday [...]

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Vicki McClure Davidson | February 27, 2011

  Ready to rumble in the Big Apple? A new hi-tech police siren, the Rumbler, is expected to be more effective than standard sirens because of the mix of low frequencies it emits. The new siren being launched in New York is reported to be more effective in penetrating through vehicle doors (even with the [...]

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