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Friday, June 8, 2012 151 DAYS UNTIL ELECTION DAY 2012!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Letter to the Editor Hi everyone! Im back, and yesterday I went to Bostons great FREEDOM TRAIL!!!!! PICTURES! Read.Learn.Enjoy.Include Volume 2 Issue No. 39 Left: Massachusetts’ “Old” State House. Inside it has a GREAT museum Middle: Paul Revere’s house Right: John Hancock’s headstone at the Old Granary Burial Ground As you may know, Bostons Freedom Trail is a culmination of sites along Boston that have to do with Americas founding. On the trail, you can see where, some 200 years ago, our founding fathers lived, met, planned, argued, fought, signed, and were buried.

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  • Friday, June 8, 2012

    151 DAYS UNTIL ELECTION DAY 2012!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Letter to the Editor

    Hi everyone! Im back, and yesterday I went to Bostons great

    FREEDOM TRAIL!!!!! PICTURES!

    Read.Learn.Enjoy.Include Volume 2

    Issue No. 39

    Left: Massachusetts Old State

    House. Inside it has a GREAT

    museum

    Middle: Paul Reveres house

    Right: John Hancocks headstone at

    the Old Granary Burial Ground

    As you may know, Bostons Freedom Trail is a culmination of sites along Boston that have

    to do with Americas founding. On the trail, you can see where, some 200 years ago, our

    founding fathers lived, met, planned, argued, fought, signed, and were buried.

  • 2012 Central

    Rand Paul picks Romney over Dad Conservative freshman Sen.

    Rand Paul (R-KY) has endorsed Mitt Romney for President.

    Yep, Rand Paul is the son of Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX), who is STILL

    in the Republican presidential primary against Romney. This is yet

    another sign that Paul is only in the race by name. His campaign is

    finishing.

    The endorsement came yesterday when Paul was on Foxs

    Hannity. It is also a sign that both Pauls want speaking slots at

    Augusts Republican National Convention, which is now what

    many GOPers are vying to get.

    The only question on Ron Paul now is what time and place will be

    the time he drops out.

    Romney beats Obama in May A day after we reported that the

    Obama campaign had had their best fundrsasing month yet in May,

    The Daily Rundown can now say that the Romney campaign

    outfundrasised the Obama campaign last month.

    While Obama took in over $60 million, Romney raised $76.8

    million in the same May 2012, and now has $107 million on hand,

    according to a press release.

    The Massachusetts Romney Record As The Daily Rundown

    comes from Cape Cod, Massachusetts, Democrats and Republicans

    are fighting over Romneys record as Governor here. The Obama

    campaign has come out with multiple ads on the Romney

    Record, one of which can be seen here. This Obama ad is on

    YouTube, and it talks about the promises Romney had as a

    candidate for Governor.

  • The Romney campaign is now on the defensive with their own ad

    fighting in support of Romneys tenure as Governor. The Romney

    ad, which says that he was a strong executive, can be seen here.

    Romneys schedule Also, today Mitt will be in Council Bluffs,

    Iowa at an event and also a roundtable where he will continue the

    message of the week: the Obama administration has been bad for

    job creators and a second term would be even worse.

    Also today, Romney will attend a campaign event in Salt Lake

    City, Utah with Sen. Orrin Hatch, who might lose his primary

    coming up on June 26.

    The Presidents Schedule

    At 9:15 AM, President Obama delivered a statement on the

    economy, here and in Europe.

    At 11:30 AM, Obama will meet for lunch with Vice President

    Biden.

    At 1 PM, the President will meet with Benigno Aquino, the

    President of the Philippines.

    At 1:50 PM, he will host the 2012 Super Bowl Champions, the

    New York Giants.

    Finally, at 4:10 PM, President Obama will attend a campaign

    event.

    West Wing Week

    Also, its FRIDAY!!! That means another West Wing Week, your

    guide to everything that's happening at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.

    You can see the video on YouTube here.

  • Question of the Day

    A few days ago, I asked how many combined years Kennedys had

    served in Congress. Right off the bat, the answer is 64 years.

    Thats combing the years of service of John F. Kennedy, Bobby

    Kennedy, Ted Kennedy, Joeseph Patrick Kennedy II (one of

    Bobbys sons), and Patrick Kennedy (one of Teds sons.)

    But, theres a thing with Kennedys where they like to marry

    OTHER POLITICIANS. So, somehow, one or more Kennedys are

    related to Thomas Gore (who served in Congress for 20 years),

    James C. Auchincloss (who served in Congress for 22 years),

    Newton Steers (who served in Congress for 2 years), and John F.

    Honey Fitz Fitzgerald (John, Bobby, and Teds maternal

    grandfather who served in Congress for 6 years and as a loved

    Mayor of Boston for 6 more years.)

    THAT adds 50 more years, bringing are total to 114 years of

    combined service for Kennedys and Kennedy relatives.

    BUT, people with the Kennedy surname (who were related) served

    for a combined 64, the EXACT amount which was guessed by

    Marlee Millman of Tucson, Arizona! GREAT job Marlee!

    Kennedy was the the first president I could vote for, Marlee

    says, and it was probably one of the proudest days of my life...and

    probably the last time I ever voted for someone...I felt, at the time,

    that things were going to change big time with Kennedy in the

    White House...alas, it wasn't to be and it's my feeling that his

    assassination changed the world as we knew it and not so much for

    the good...I still miss him...

    Also, Lee Scissors of St. Louis, Missouri said, Thanks for all of

    the Kennedy info and pictures. My mom looked a lot like Jackie

  • and was interviewed by one of the local tv stations. I still have one

    of the "pillbox" hats my mom wore, much like Jackie's!! They

    weren't perfect people, but they did bring something special to the

    country AND Ted surely did a lot of good things for the country,

    about the Kennedys.

    Thank you for answering. Finally, todays questionhave you

    been to any historic sites? If so, do you have any favorites?

    Have a good weekend!