California State
Assemblywomen Democrat Cristina Garcia and Republican Ling Ling Chang are
pushing a bill to exempt tampons from taxation.
COMMENTS:
I can think of a whole list of things I’d like to say about tampons
and politicians in general, but I’d probably be thrown in jail.
TODAY’S QUERIES & ANSWERS:
Q. North Korea says it tested a hydrogen bomb and the White
House says they didn’t. Who’s lying?
(Jerry ~ Arlington, TX)
A. You can’t believe a word the White House says. They lie, they spin, and they cover up. That being said, there has been no
independent confirmation that North Korea tested a hydrogen bomb. They make a whole lot of noise and the
explosion is huge and any nation with a satellite could verify North Korea’s
claim instantly, but they have not. I
therefore conclude that North Korea is lying and that the White House has finally
told the truth about something. Praise the Lord.
Q. Iran has revealed at least one underground ballistic
missile site. There are U.N. sanctions
against this type of activity. Just what
is Obama going to do about it? (Nancy ~
Davenport, WA)
A. Enact more gun control regulations.
Q. I think I heard someone say on the news that North Korea
has missiles that could reach the West Coast of the United States and that they
are building an extensive arsenal of nuclear weapons. How come we’re not doing anything about
that? (Dan ~ Arroyo Grande, CA)
A. The White House says that North Korea has not yet
developed the technology to shrink the size of a nuke so that it can become a
payload on one of their missiles. But
you have to remember, this is the same White House that referred to I.S.I.S. as
a “J.V. Team.”
TODAY’S QUOTE:
“When George W. Bush came into office, North Korea had maybe
one nuclear weapon and verifiably wasn’t producing any more.” ~ Noam Chomsky
TODAY’S VIDEO:
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