Bristol got to meet Dakota Meyer, Medal of Honor winner, and possibly an even bigger liar than Chris Kyle.
She met former Green Beret Grady Powell, who now also works as a reality star.
She once again got to meet old poopy pants pedophile Ted Nugent.
She got to hold one of the dumbest trophies ever given. (However it must be noted that it was a dumb trophy that her mother's show Amazing America was not good enough to receive.)
And of course she was instrumental in helping to promote an image that insures that her mother's political aspirations are finished forever.
Yep, all in all it was a big weekend for Bristol.
Made even better I'm sure by the fact that Tripp spent the weekend with his dad and his new baby sister, allowing Bristol to go on a hunt for Lumbersexuals unhindered.
Don't worry men of Las Vegas, they have shots for that.
Morality is not determined by the church you attend nor the faith you embrace. It is determined by the quality of your character and the positive impact you have on those you meet along your journey
Showing posts with label weekends. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weekends. Show all posts
Sunday, January 25, 2015
Monday, June 11, 2012
Did you have a good weekend? Thank a liberal union member.
Lately there has been an unprecedented uptick in union bashing from the Republican side of the aisle. The most egregious is what we just watched unfold in Wisconsin, where the Democrats and their union partners were outspent 7-1.
This is constant barrage of negativism toward the unions is having a real effect, and American support for them has been waning.
Perhaps it is time to remind ourselves of just how much good unions have done for this country. You know besides the eight hour days and five day work weeks mentioned above.
This is constant barrage of negativism toward the unions is having a real effect, and American support for them has been waning.
Perhaps it is time to remind ourselves of just how much good unions have done for this country. You know besides the eight hour days and five day work weeks mentioned above.
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