President Obama has promised to bring home about 50,000 troops from Iraq. For this, I salute the Commander in Chief. I don't care if bringing them home is a genuine move or just election year politics, all that matters is that our boys are done in one of the middle east hell-holes. The question then is, what's next? My suggestion after the break.
President Obama isn't waiting until he's on the campaign trail to speak to the people.
The Commander-in-Chief made some waves on his visit to Ireland when he grabbed a cell phone from someone in the crowd in Dublin and began talking to the person on the other end for about 15 seconds before handing the phone back and going about his business.
Alright, can you haters quit hatin' long enough to enjoy a funny video? Details after the jump.
Facebook: It's Not Just For Smart People Anymore. Facebook started as a college thing, so let's assume those originally on it had some intelligence. Where that went I don't know. Read more after the break.
In a stunning development, President Barack Obama confirmed late Sunday evening that Osama bin Laden, the leader of terrorist group Al-Qaeda responsible for the Sept. 11 attacks, was killed Sunday in Pakistan.
Obama made the announcement in a televised address shortly after 11:30 PM ET, about an hour after reports of bin Laden's death had made their way onto the Internet.
When there is a tragedy somewhere in the world, the US is usually the first to respond. Our record at home, not so much. It does look, however, like some lessons have been learned. Read more after the jump.
Lubbock is my hometown. I love Lubbock. And only the ones you love make you made enough that you want to choke the living sh@t out of them. Read more after the break (CAUTION-PROFANITY).
