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The Tennessee Democratic Party accuses a state Senate candidate of having it both ways on an issue that the state legislature will not ultimately have much say over:

On his website (under “Beliefs”), Republican State Senate candidate Mike Niederhauser writes on illegal immigration, “First, secure our borders with a fence and deport every illegal immigrant with any criminal violations.

And leaves were covering my parking space when I got to work this morning.

This will be our first autumn with a fence in the back yard. Usually, I push most of the leaves down the driveway, through the back yard, and into the kudzu behind it. But now there’s a fence blocking that path. I have *no clue* what I’ll do.

So, it's the weekend.

What up?

Thus far, as usual ours has been a frenzy of sports.

Actually, it started earlier in the week.

There have been several volleyball games at Busy Girl's school, and some of them are broadcast on the Internet.

Not that it’d really do me that much good, I guess. 

Here's a video of Bill Ayers, the unrepentant terrorist who gave Barack Obama his start in politics, praising Sen. John Kerry's finest moment - the day when Kerry threw his Vietnam War medals over the White House fence.

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Several local business owners and residents have expressed their concern for the recent influx of displaced residents from the Gulf Coast.

The Cynics sums it up:

Republican Texas legislator goes 1,500 miles away from her constituents to fence support for drilling policies that would line her own pockets.