Posted on 01/18/2016 7:25:12 PM PST by Olog-hai
Speaking at a town hall meeting in Baton Rouge, La., last week, President Barack Obama told the audience that when Ronald Reagan was governor of California the smog sometimes got so bad that "people just wouldn't go outside."
"And if you had asthma or some respiratory disease, you might die," said Obama.
"I remember as recently as 1979, when I first started college--I started college in Los Angeles--when I went running, the first week I was there, after about five minutes I'd start feeling a burning in my chest," said the president. "And it was just me sucking in soot and smog." ...
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He’s right, I was born in 37 and lived in it then.
It didn’t bother anyone that grew up in it.
Of course its a lie but it is interesting how he throws his ideological soulmates under the bus without even realizing it. Who runs Beijing?
BTW...did he really say Peking? I guess commie habits die hard.
I do not believe this sentence is one that ends with a prepositional phrase. humblegunner, we need a ruling!
I believe proper grammar would be:
The sun is like an orange ball at which you can look.
And I think it’s gonna’ be all right
Yeah, the worst is over now
The morning sun is shining
Like a red rubber ball
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