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Jon Huntsman was supposed to save the day, but proved instead that he's the Fred Thompson of 2012: high expectations, low delivery. On his big announcement day, he couldn't even remember what city he was in, bragging about being in New York while standing across the Hudson in Jersey City. While his staff proved they weren't ready for primetime either by misspelling his first name on press credentials, listing his campaign headquarters phone number as "1234567890," and then leading members of the traveling press corps to a plane bound for Saudi Arabia, not New HampshireEven so, Huntsman's debut was not as embarrassing as that of Newt Gingrich, whose entire campaign, now that all of his top staff have quit, consists of him and his wife Callista both of whom are having a hard time explaining to average, middleclass Americans why they needed a $500,000 revolving account with Tiffany's, in addition to a $1 million line of credit. In the end, Gingrich's biggest mistake may not have been leaving on a twoweek cruise of the Greek Islands the week after he announced for president, but coming home to rejoin the rat raceSee what I mean? It's a lot more fun than Vegas and it's only getting started. No doubt there are many more laughoutloud moments ahead. But watching the current collection of candidates does make you admire the wisdom of Haley Barbour, Mitch Daniels and Mike Huckabee. Any one of them would have been stronger than today's announced contenders. Mencken, the sage of Baltimore, who loved covering politics, once wrote: "A national political campaign is better than the best circus ever heard of, with a mass baptism and a couple of hangings thrown in." Poor Mencken. He died too soon. His email address is:Bring yourself 2 work waxedjacketsale.com boys barbour coats
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Waiting until 5 days after the Nov 5,1968 election he finally got around and notified the Selective Service he was out of school. and they promptly classified him, "GunReady or 1A!" First he had to pass his physical,of which he promptly failed on Jan 13,1969 and then failed again a year later on Feb 10,1970 for which he was made 4F. No one knows except Barbour why he failed,not one but 2 physicals as all Selective Service medical records were ordered destroyed by a Presidental Order after the end of the VietNam War.
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