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  • Senator Jim DeMint of Washington wants to limit Congressional members to three terms. That would be six years for the House, but still means 18 years for Senators like him.
  • U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan Karl Eikenberry has warned against sending more troops to Afghanistan because of the corruption in the Karzai government. Eikenberry is a former U.S. military commander of Afghanistan.
  • North Korea said that South Korea will pay “an expensive price” for the naval clash the two countries engaged in this week.
  • The Catholic Church said that it will drop social programs in Washington, D.C., if the city legalizes same-sex marriage.
  • Colorado State Senator David Schultheis tweeted that Barack Obama is “flying the U.S. plane right into the ground at full speed. Let’s roll.” Schultheis said that he did not intend to make a reference to 9/11 Flight 93.
  • Sarah Palin’s claim that “In God We Trust” was removed from the face of coins to the rim by the Obama administration is incorrect. That change occurred during the Bush years.
  • China is offering $10 billion in loans to Africa.
  • A pedestrian was killed when struck by two Secret Service vehicles used to protect Vice-President Joe Biden.
  • Russian President Dmitry Medvedev is calling for Russia to reacquire its superpower status.
  • American military supplies on sale in Afghan bazaars are sold in what is called “Obama markets.”
  • Birther Orly Taitz appears to have attempted to get two people to lie in court. One was to say that he had a copy of Obama’s Kenyan birth certificate, and the other was to say that he was Barack Obama’s gay lover.
  • Saudi artillery and aircraft are creating a 10 km “kill zone” to keep a Yemeni rebel group from crossing the Saudi-Yemeni border.
  • Is Brazil ready for the 2016 Olympics? A blackout plunged that country’s major cities and nine states into darkness for hours.
  • Columbia has appealed to the UN Security Council as Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez threatens war.
  • Hugo Chavez’s popularity has slipped from 61% in 2006 to 47% now.

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