Obama Can’t Stop Taking Stances on Things
— May 16, 2012 at 6:00 amThey say all addictions start with a first step. For some, that step is the puff of a joint. For others, it’s the tingling sensation of playing a slot machine, but for Barack Obama, that first step was...
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