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Hope You Had A Great Labor Day Teen mistakenly texts sheriff for drug buy U.S. - A teen looking to make a drug buy accidentally texted a sheriff for the purchase. As reported by the Independent Record, the teen sent a text message requesting $20 worth of marijuana meant for a drug dealer to Lewis and Clark County sheriff Leo Dutton, who subsequently involved the Missouri River Drug Task Force in the matter. As noted in the report, no citations were issued for the two male juveniles involved in the incident. Dutton is quoted by the Independent Record as stating, “When the detective saw there were parents that wanted to be involved he took the right action and I’m really proud of the deputy…Trying to buy drugs is a crime, but it’s probably worse that they had to face their parents.” Pre-teens charged with murder face additional charges Dallas, Texas - Two preteens charged in the shooting of a Garland couple have now been charged with two capital murder counts. As reported by KERA, the recent death of 48 year old Alan Nevil, who was found wounded after the August 17th shooting, has led to charges against a 12 year-old and 13 year-old arrested for the crime being upgraded. As noted in the report, officers say they cannot identify the young suspects due to their ages. Police Officer Joe Harn is quoted in the report as stating of the case, “It has upset a community that lives in and around where the Nevil’s lived, and anyone who was associated with the kids. This has been as case that has touched us in the Police Department also. It’s just something we don’t see, and it’s just been a very disturbing case.” “President Obama’s Agenda Represented ‘Change’ Once – Now It Is Time For Him To Change Course” In Light of Another Disappointing Jobs Report, GOP Leader Again Calls on President Obama to Stop Job-Killing Tax Hikes, Fire Economic Team Washington (Sep 3) - The Department of Labor reported this morning that the U.S. economy lost jobs for the third straight month in a row despite the Obama Administration’s promise of a “Recovery Summer.” Additionally, the report showed that the nation’s unemployment rate rose to 9.6 percent. Unemployment has been above nine percent for 16 consecutive months despite Obama Administration projections that the trillion-dollar ‘stimulus’ would keep unemployment below eight percent. In a statement, House Republican Leader John Boehner (R-OH) again called on President Obama to change course and take immediate action to end the ongoing economic uncertainty and help more Americans find an honest day’s work: “A year that began with Americans bracing for a jobless recovery has instead turned into a full-blown search for both jobs and a recovery. President Obama’s agenda represented ‘change’ once, but now it is time for him to change course, abandon his job-killing policies, and find himself a new economic team. We need a Congress and a White House that will listen to the American people, who are asking ‘where are the jobs?, and help end the uncertainty for small businesses. “The nonpartisan Joint Committee on Taxation, Congress’s official tax scorekeeper, estimates that the tax hike endorsed by President Obama and his economic team will raise taxes on 50 percent of the small business income in America. We will not solve our fiscal challenges until we cut spending and have real economic growth – and we won’t have real economic growth if we keep raising taxes on small businesses. Desperate to stop the bleeding, Washington Democrats are reportedly considering ‘emergency’ stimulus measures that would protect these job-killing tax hikes despite a growing bipartisan consensus that they need to be stopped. Mullen: News Can’t Convey Scope of Pakistan Floods By John D. Banusiewicz KABUL, Afghanistan, Sept. 3, 2010 – Media coverage is inadequate to convey the scope of the floods that have ravaged Pakistan for more than a month, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said today. Navy Adm. Mike Mullen yesterday toured flood-stricken areas of Pakistan with Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, the Pakistani army’s chief of staff. During this morning’s flight from Pakistan’s capital of Islamabad to Kabul, Mullen told reporters he was taken aback by the scope and the massive scale of what he saw. “The pictures [and] reporting just don’t capture it,” the chairman said. Along with his own observations of flooded areas, he added, a briefing slide Kayani showed him helped him to understand the disaster’s magnitude. “It said that effectively it’s like flooding the entire East Coast of the United States,” he said. “I think it’s going to take a considerable amount of time to recover from that.” The chairman said Kayani told him 70,000 members of the Pakistani military are engaged in the flood response effort, and no reserve call-up has been necessary. Mullen added that he asked the Pakistani general whether insurgent activity had picked up with the military focusing so much attention on the floods, and that Kayani told him no significant outbreak of insurgent activity has taken place. “I [also] asked about the support from the charitable-organization fronts for the extremist organizations,” Mullen told reporters, “and he said, ‘Not much.’” The chairman said Kayani explained that while those organizations do a pretty good job of strategic communications, they haven’t had much of an impact. Mullen said Kayani asked for satellite imagery taken before the flood began so current images and images taken after the waters recede can be put together in a database for purposes of comparison, but that the Pakistani general made no other requests. Earlier this week, the chairman emphasized the U.S. commitment to provide whatever support or assistance the Pakistani government requests and said he believes a significant, sustained commitment from the international community almost certainly will be required to help Pakistan recover. More U.S. helicopters and ships should arrive in about a week, he added. Jimmie Foster elected national commander of the American Legion
Jimmie Foster is The American Legion’s first national commander from Alaska. Last month, at the 92nd National Convention in Milwaukee, The American Legion elected Foster national commander. He's proud to shine the spotlight on a state he says takes good care of its nearly 70,000 veterans. Alaska's 33 Legion posts "fight tooth and nail for them, and their dependents," Foster says. Through the Ranks. Foster's Legion résumé is solid. A 29-year member, he's volunteered at every level. Nationally, he's served on the Economic, Internal Affairs and Legislative commissions, and as Legislative chairman from 2006 to 2008. Prior to that, he represented Alaska on the National Executive Committee. Republican candidate for Florida lieutenant governor announced
Florida Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Scott announced Thursday that Representative Jennifer Carroll of Fleming Island Hill is his pick for Lieutenant Governor. She is the House Representative for District 13, which is in Jacksonville. Jennifer is the first African American Republican woman to be part of a statewide ticket in Florida. Jennifer Carroll is the embodiment of the American Dream. She came to America from Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, where she was born, August 27, 1959. Jennifer Carroll served in the United States Navy from 1979 to 1999, as an aviation maintenance officer, retiring as a Lieutenant Commander. During her time in the Navy Carroll was awarded the Meritorious Service Medal, the Overseas Ribbon, two Coast Guard Special Operation Ribbons, and an Expert Pistol Medal. Jennifer Carroll, received an Associate of Arts degree from Leeward Community College. She followed this in 1985 with a Bachelor of Arts in political science from the University of New Mexico. She moved to Florida in 1986. She then received her Master of Business Administration degree from St. Leo University in 1991. Carroll shares Rick Scott’s vision for the state of Florida and his conservative values. She believes in smaller government, lower taxes, personal responsibility, and personal freedom. She opposes the liberal agenda of higher taxes, government control of health care through Obamacare, and excessive regulation like Cap and Trade.
Florida Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Scott's Statement On State Of The Governor’s Race
by Campaign Staff Fort Lauderdale, FL September 1, 2010 – Rick Scott released the following statement on the news that Bud Chiles will leave the governor’s race. ”We have always planned on a two person race for governor,” said Scott. “This will be a contest which presents a clear choice between a conservative outsider with business experience and a specific plan to create 700,000 jobs and another liberal Obamacrat who wants to raise taxes, cut Medicare, and supports Obama’s failed stimulus. Anyone who doubted that Chiles would eventually drop out underestimates how desperately Obama liberals like Alex Sink want to do to FL what they have done to America.” Florida Gubernatorial Race, Neck and Neck Here is an excerpt from a poll on rasmussenreports.com: Republican Rick Scott and Democrat Alex Sink are about as close as they can be in the first Rasmussen Reports survey since Independent Bud Chiles announced his intention to withdraw from Florida’s gubernatorial race. The latest statewide telephone survey of Likely Voters shows Scott picking up 45% of the vote while Sink draws support from 44%. Nine percent (9%) prefer some other candidate and two percent (2%) are undecided. Florida trade association partners with attorneys for BP claims Orlando, Florida – The Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association has partnered with three law firms to assist members with BP oil spill claims. As reported by the Associated Press (AP) the trade group announced the move last week, stating legal assistance would be made available for hoteliers and restaurateurs whose claims have been delayed or denied. The association will also reportedly host briefings regarding claims with lawyers. As noted in the report, the head of the association asserts many businesses across multiple industries, in addition to those close to the oil spill, have been significantly impacted by it in part due to consumer perception.
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