miles per hour. that s going to be a big issue at the airports. if you re doing that so i cancel practice today, forget about it. these kids are practicing; all right? hard core. thanks a lot, maria. let me tell you what happened last night. elisabeth, help me. the 49ers took on the redskins. colin caper nick. 49ers lead 7-0. third quarter, second touchdown of the game, look at this guy. look at his legs. not look at his legs, look at his forget it. capernick and rg iii both trying to find their legs. i signed books last night, local barnes & noble, brian
essentially, a campaign to damage somebody s character on release time. absolutely. if they don t get what they want in contract negotiations, they ve even gone after their former police chief when he was applying for new jobs. so again, what we have here are government union representatives placed on the payroll for the government on the taxpayers dime to do nothing but union work and union work that is narrowly self-interest. they re not advancing any public purpose. what we re trying o do is make sure the taxpayer dollars are used for public purposes. just imagine if a real estate developer put their architect on the city payroll to design subdivisions for a developer. nobody would stand for it. but there is something about the cloud of a government union that let s it get away with murder! you know what? i don t think a lot of people realize what release time was nor what unionized employees for the government can do on it. now thanks to you and the goldwater institute, we ve