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Support for the Second Amendment?

A group of Fairbanks gun rights activists will be showing their support for the Second Amendment today by openly carrying guns. Members of the group, which is being referred to as a “movement”, will be packing their firearms openly on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays for the next two weeks.

“The truth is everybody is packing but nobody knows it because we keep it concealed.”
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Bailed Out Banksters Screwing Hookers & You too!

This is the woman who revealed last week that the executives of Wall Street firms receiving taxpayer bailout funds have been charging $2000 an hour call girls on their company credit cards, which means it is hidden as a business expense, and ultimately comes off their taxes!

That must feel pretty good; screwing a pretty woman AND the taxpayers all at the same time!

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Who has BIG balls - Mulally & Wagnor do!

These guys just kill me, they fly into DC on three separate company jets to request a mega billion dollar bailout and display such contempt and arrogance... I don't think that I will be buying a Ford or GM product any time real soon.

Ford resists pressure to cut CEO's pay

Mulally was asked last week by members of Congress whether he would cut his $2 million salary to $1. Mulally demurred, saying, "I think I'm OK where I am." His total compensation in 2007 was $21.67 million, according to Securities and Exchange Commission filings. In the same year, Ford posted a loss of $2.72 billion.

Testifying before a House committee, GM Chief Executive Rick Wagoner also brushed back a request to trim his salary to almost nothing, saying, "I don't have a position on that today." His 2007 compensation package totaled $15.7 million. GM reported a loss of $38.7 billion last year.

Chrysler's Robert Nardelli said he would accept a $1-a-year salary, although he isn't paid a salary now under his current employment agreement, people familiar with the matter said. He will be compensated when or if Chrysler's owner, Cerberus Capital Management LP, makes a profit on its acquisition of the automaker. Chrysler, a private company, doesn't disclose details about Nardelli's pay package.
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