Clinton concedes!
Bill had an affair with Gina Gershon!
Clinton didn't concede but the fact that her campaign had to deny it proves how beleaguered they are (i.e., losers)!

I'm torn. On paper these are pretty good Obama states. However, as this nomination has been wrapped up, Obama supporters seem to be staying home while Clinton supporters appear to be coming out in greater numbers to embarrass Obama and try and save their favorite candidate (especially since the Clinton camp did a fantastic job of making their supporters believe that they still had a chance).

Italian authorities have apparently decided it's better to preserve extensive trade ties with Iran and avoid offending Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad while he's on a visit to Rome, even if that means declaring "persona non grata" a US government-funded radio reporter who apparently offended the Iranian leader with his reports.

MJ

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If you want me to vote for McCain, let's hear YOUR arguments about why we don't need to worry about the Supreme Court.

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Eighty-year-old Jack Lucas, who lied his way into the Marines at age 14, was nearly killed when he used his body to shield his fellow Marines from grenades on Iwo Jima in February 1945. He was just a few days past his 17th birthday at the time.

He received the Medal later that year.

Yesterday's honoree, Pfc. Ross McGinnis of Knox, Pennsylvania, was 19 years old when he gave his life to save the lives of his colleagues.

Read the article, and it'll rip your heart apart.  As well it should:

"Ross was a hero, I mean, he was honestly the type of soldier that was trustworthy, that was reliable, that was dependable before combat. He loved doing what he was doing," said Ian Newland, one of the soldiers McGinnis saved.

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Newland, 28, who was a sergeant when McGinnis was assigned to him in Germany. "He was a natural."

The two became close before deploying to Iraq. McGinnis often spent weekends with Newland, his wife, daughter and son, becoming part of the family.

"That's the way my family viewed him and the other soldiers as well. We all saw him as a brother," said Newland, who retired in November because of his shrapnel injuries from the grenade attack.

"My daughter still, every night when she says her prayers, thanks Ross for saving her daddy's life," he said.

From his hometown area paper.

From the Army's official web site.

The citation.