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Sounds great, I’m in. I found it interesting that you suggested Jim Todd to be Santa Claus. Let me tell you a story about Jim Todd that he’s too modest to tell you. For years, Jim would dress up as Santa Claus at Christmas, load up his car with Christmas gifts and toys and drive out to the poor, poor part of town and give gifts to the kids and parents and money to most of the parents. Most of the people lived in trailers, were barely making it, and needless to say, had no money to buy their kids presents or new clothes. Every year, Jim would bring happiness and joy to the kids and parents. You may have noticed that I said Jim gave money to MOST of the parents. One lady, in particular, Jim gave a gift but no money. She asked why she didn’t get any money and Jim told her that if he gave her money that she would just spend it on drugs. Jim told her to get off the drugs and next year he would give her money as well as a gift. I don’t know how that story ended, but I hope she straightened herself out, for her kid’s sake if nothing else. We all know how generous Jim is, but most of us don’t know the many stories about Jim opening his heart when nobody is looking. You are a good man Jim, an example of a true Christian, and I’m proud to have you as a friend. 

 

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Lets aim for a xmas luncheon in early December….around December 7-10.Lets plan on having it at Bill Kellys clubhouse in Laguna Woods (Lieusure World) as he will not have to drive far or we can pick him up. I am thinking 11:30 or so.  Let me know what days work for you so that I can formulate a good time for all.  No gifts please but I do wear XL in shirts, 44R in coats, no diamond rings….cash is ok.

I think this will be fun. Someone dress up like Santa….Todd, you are nominated.

Stay well, old chums,

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Congressman Gosar Votes Against Phony “Infrastructure” Legislation

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Congressman Gosar Votes Against Phony “Infrastructure” Legislation

WASHINGTON D.C. – Representative Paul A. Gosar, D.D.S. (AZ-04) issued the following statement after voting against the Democrats’ phony infrastructure legislation.

I voted against this so-called “infrastructure” bill.  This bill only serves to advance the America Last’s socialist agenda, while completely lacking fiscal responsibility.  Less than 9% of the $1.2 trillion price tag goes towards roads, bridges and major projects people generally consider infrastructure, the majority goes to special interest handouts. The bill also imposes new taxes, which is completely unacceptable. At the same time, this costly bill adds another $400 billion to the deficit,” concluded Congressman Gosar.

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This Thanksgiving will look much different than before. The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted life for everyone and has required us to adjust to a new normal. One thing the pandemic did not stop is the number of people who need food, care and support. Demand for our programs and services rose over 50 percent during the height of the pandemic, and as the crisis continues, we expect those numbers to rise over the next several months. 

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Welcome to another (not terribly) exciting episode… Shortly, having crossed Fort Balderdash to the Non-Commissioned Officer’s mess… …Jo and Wetpatch let themselves in, where they had to first push aside an unserviceable all-terrain attack vehicle so that they could access the sole com-panel allowed by the cavalry’s restricted budget… “There is only one guy in […]

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