Wednesday, February 10, 2016

The Donald For President?

If you were not taking billionaire Donald Trump seriously when he announced his candidacy for President, I dare you to ignore him now. In what is being called the biggest “upset in the presidential race” so far, Trump came in first in the New Hampshire Primary yesterday. I heard the news this morning while I was watching the 700 Club with Pat Robinson. Robinson said that this is a “huge win for Donald” who beat John Kasich 2 to 1.  A longtime friend of “The Donald”, Robinson said “it’s a phenomena [he] can’t explain.”


As Robinson continued with his candid conversation with news correspondence David Brody, he all but sang praises to the Donald and added that he “has never seen anything like this”. With Trump upsetting the polls, he captured the “angry” votes that his opponents were hoping to capture for themselves. It looks like Trump is appealing to the segment of the population who are “sick and tired” of the way things are in the nation, as well as the ones who are unhappy with the present administration and want a change from what they are offering.




If Trump wins South Carolina then we need to really sit up and pay attention. With lots of momentum behind him, Donald Trump is a force to be reckoned with. While he claims he can not be bought, he has spent very little of his own money campaigning so far because he has big supporters who are funding his campaign - people who wants to see him get in office so he can undo what President Obama has done thus far.  Interestingly enough I had a similar conversation with a friend a few weeks ago when the Republican’s nomination was announced. She seemed to think that it was over for Trump because he did not win the party's nomination. As I told her then, and I still stand behind my words, I will not be surprised if Donald Trump wins the presidency because there are a lot of Republicans who want to repeal what President Obama has done these past 8 years and they will use Trump to do it. Just about all the current issues that are on the table right now will be dealt with in one swoop should Trump become President, i.e., immigrants, healthcare reform, etc. I’m telling you, it’s not just about the popular votes. We all know that it’s really the electoral votes that determines the presidency. So with so many law makers “gunning” for President Obama, I have no doubt they will use Trump to do their "dirty work" for them because they are not man/woman enough to do it themselves. Granted he may be a one-term president if elected as the powers that be will remove him from office after the deed is done by any means necessary.  I’m just saying – I got issues. What about you?)i(





















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Thursday, February 4, 2016

An update on Google Friend Connect

An update on Google Friend Connect

1 month ago by A Googler
In 2011, we announced the retirement of Google Friend Connect for all non-Blogger sites. We made an exception for Blogger to give readers an easy way to follow blogs using a variety of accounts. Yet over time, we’ve seen that most people sign into Friend Connect with a Google Account. So, in an effort to streamline, in the next few weeks we’ll be making some changes that will eventually require readers to have a Google Account to sign into Friend Connect and follow blogs.


As part of this plan, starting the week of January 11, we’ll remove the ability for people with Twitter, Yahoo, Orkut or other Open Id providers to sign in to Google Friend Connect and follow blogs. At the same time, we’ll remove non-Google Account profiles so you may see a decrease in your blog follower count.

So if you use a non-Google Account to follow your blog, you need to sign up for a Google Account, and re-follow my blog. With a Google Account, you will get blogs added to your Reading List, making it easier for you to see the latest posts and activity of the blogs you are follow.

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