Grate here. The only thing that could have been better would be if we here could get our hands on some Gino Giant burgers.
Gino Marchette of Baltimore Colt fame reopened one of his fast food restaraunts after selling in 1982. Several more will open soon. I went there for lunch but at least 50-60 people outside waiting to get in.
Leave it to our RedMDer to make us hungry! Stop it right now! LOL.
Doing A-OK here, sweet STAR! I was going to sun bathe up on the balcony swing, but it’s too cloudy!
GO SARAH!
I remember that name .. longtime football fan.
Do you remember Tucker Frederickson? I met him
and some of the Giants when I lived in the Bahamas
eons ago. My friends and I used to play a silly
word game switching the 1st letters of the 1st and
last name. I’m sure I was blushing when we were
introduced, just having that silly thing on my
brain .. LOL.
If I ate beef, you’re making that burger sound
delish. That’s a long waiting line!
Now KRove steps up to offer his sterling prognostication .. as if ..... ;)
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Rove: Palin will run
By: Byron York | Chief Political Correspondent | 08/20/11 8:06 AM
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Excerpt:
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin greets the crowd during a visit to the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines, Iowa, Friday, Aug. 12, 2011. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak)Former Bush advisor Karl Rove says he believes former Alaska governor Sarah Palin will enter the Republican presidential race sometime around Labor Day.
Appearing on Fox News Saturday morning, Rove said Palin “has a schedule next week that looks like that of a candidate, not a celebrity.” Rove also cited a new campaign-style video Palin has released on her recent visit to the Iowa State Fair as evidence Palin is gearing up for a run.
Palin will be the keynote speaker at the Tea Party of America’s “Restoring America” event in Iowa September 3. The event location was recently moved from Waukee, Iowa, to Indianola, Iowa to accommodate a larger crowd.
“This is her last chance,” Rove said. “She either gets in or gets out [after the Iowa visit]. I think she gets in.”
A late entry into Iowa always raises questions about whether a candidate has the time to raise money, build an organization and meet voters face-to-face.
Rove was asked whether a Palin candidacy might operate from
“a different playbook” — that is, one that does not touch the traditional bases in Iowa.
“She thinks the normal rules don’t apply,” Rove said. “If you’re Sarah Palin, you just show up and the money comes and the organization comes and the people come.”
Rove has been accused in recent days of trying to meddle in the Republican race, particularly in critical comments about Texas Gov. Rick Perry, with whom the Texan Rove, a longtime member of the Bush camp, has had a long rivalry.
On Fox Saturday, Rove gave a passing grade to Perry’s record of jobs creation in Texas. “He has inherited a good jobs picture and managed it well,” Rove said.
Rove also said he is “aware of some very significant people who have picked up the phone” to urge Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan to run, but offered no other details.
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Read more at the Washington Examiner: http://washingtonexaminer.com/politics/2011/08/rove-palin-will-run#ixzz1VbmmJNIw