#decision2012

[tekamedia]

To achieve success, you must decide to take action. Nothing happens until you take action! . #decision #decisions #decisionsdecisions #decisioni #decisiones #decisionmaking #decisione #decisionday #decisionmaker #decisionmakers #decisión #decisiontime #décision #decisionmade #decision2016 #decision_maker #motivation #decision2012 #unstoppable #decisioniimportanti #success #life #decisionamerica #khalifaman2018 #young_legend #young_gena #young_pple_time #lifestyle #love #unruly_youth (at Bristol, Connecticut) https://www.instagram.com/p/BpFulqRFfZa/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=qy89xdfldjdy

[kidsviral-blog]

Pics: Paul Ryan takes his kids trick-or-treating in Janesville, Wisconsin

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Pics: Paul Ryan takes his kids trick-or-treating in Janesville, Wisconsin

http://twitter.com/#!/lfoshie/status/263882534885138432

Paul Ryan headed home to Janesville, Wisconsin, for Halloween where he and wife Janna took their kids out trick-or-treating. Charlie, 9, dressed as the Unknown Phantom and Sam, 7, was the Grim Reaper. Liza, 10, wore a Katy Perry costume (sans the latex Obama ballot dress, natch).

Ryan was the designated scythe-carrier.

Trick or treat: Paul Ryan w/ Katy Perry, the Unknown Phantom, Grim Reaper & more (pool pic) instagr.am/p/Rd4gcdHEml/

— Shawna Shepherd (@ShepherdCNN) November 1, 2012

Paul Ryan goes trick-or-treating in his hometown of Janesville, WI #decision2012 instagr.am/p/Rd5AMJzAjZ/

— Alex Moe (@AlexNBCNews) November 1, 2012

Photo: Paul Ryan goes trick-or-treating with his niece Zaydee May in Janesville, Wis. (AP) twitter.com/passantino/sta…

— Jon Passantino (@passantino) November 1, 2012

Love his “VP” costume. Looks believable. RT @buzzfeedandrew: Paul Ryan took his family trick or treating today. twitter.com/BuzzFeedAndrew…

— Michael Deppisch (@deppisch) November 1, 2012

Doesn’t it, though? We believe it more and more each day.

Read more: http://twitchy.com/2012/11/01/pics-paul-ryan-takes-his-kids-trick-or-treating-in-janesville-wisconsin/

[swaydonovan-blog]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/decision2012/al-gore-has-thrived-as-green-tech-investor/2012/10/10/1dfaa5b0-0b11-11e2-bd1a-b868e65d57eb_story.html?utm_term=.00a0de2fb3ae Al Gore will meet his demise with the money funnel scam disguised as a organization stopping Global Warming #Qanon #Earthday

[nbcnews]

Romney in Michigan: 'No one has ever asked to see my birth certificate'

(Photo: Evan Vucci / AP)

Updated 12:48 p.m. — COMMERCE, MI — Mitt Romney cracked a joke about his own birth certificate while campaigning Friday here in his native Michigan, instantly and perhaps inadvertently inserting himself into one of the most divisive controversies in the Obama presidency.

In a riff on Friday about being back in the state where he was born and raised, presumptive GOP presidential nominee made a joke alluding to the "birther" controversies that have dogged President Obama. 

Read the complete story.

[pyramidrome-blog]

Just a quickie reminder that we have the coolest prez in the world. GO VOTE TOMORROW!

[lexiealbi-blog]

Anxiously awaiting the results of the election. Putting all of my trust in God reguardless to whoever does win. He has a plan. #RomneyRyan

[listeninmono]

I heard a white mans yes is a black maybe... #common #goodmusic #vinyl #chicago #decision2012

[star-fishhhh]

absolutely amazing. must watch!

[the20philadelphia-blog]

Should Photo ID Be Required to Vote? Tuesday's Primary Election in Pennsylvania is being used as a test run of the new voter ID law. Before people voted today, they were asked if they had proper identification. If they did not, leaflets were handed out describing the new voter ID law that will go into effect beginning in the November 6th general election. There are now 31 states that require voters to show some form of identification at the polls.

The law is quite simple: it requires Pennsylvanians to show a photo that meets state guidelines each time they vote. But it’s also causing quite an uproar, even beyond Pennsylvania. From NPR:

“The new law is the result of a push mostly by Republicans who claim the measures will prevent election fraud,” writes NPR. "Opponents say the laws are part of a Republican strategy to suppress turnout among scores of eligible voters—particularly young voters, poor voters and African-Americans—who tend to favor Democratic candidates.”

A study by the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University, which opposes laws requiring ID, estimates that the new laws could harm 5 million voters who don’t have photo identification, a number larger than the margin of victory in two of the last three presidential elections.

NBC10 caught up with a few voters on Tuesday who don't see a problem with the new law.

"Somebody else can come in here and say that they're me and vote," said James Gray of West Philadelphia. "So it's good that you have this."

Weigh in: should proper photo identification be required to vote?

-LD

[NBC10, NPR, Brennan Center for Justice]

Photo: NBC10

[hanyolo]

Someone needs to explain to Mittens and Barack what "foreign policy" means.

Hint: it's not education or the deficit. 

[msh30]

I'm sorry, what?

"Obama is projected to get 65% of the women's vote." 

"70% of the Hispanic vote." 

"70% of the African American vote." 

WHY IS THAT NOT 100%!? 

WHY. 

[zimshan]

Cold Open of SNL - 01.15.12 - Mitt Romney, in a nutshell

[rebeccarushcomedy]

Turns out separating yourself from reality is not successful.

NPR

[aprosamurai]

"You mentioned the Navy and that we have fewer ships than we did in 1916. Well, Governor, we also have fewer horses and bayonets."-President Barack Obama.

"We have these things called aircraft carriers and ships that go under the water, called submarines." -President Barack Obama.