Daily Topics - Tuesday July 16th, 2013

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Hour One: How will the GOP re-invent itself for 2016? Dr. Jerome Corsi, “What Went Wrong"

Hour Two: "A Different Look At The Zimmerman Case" - Rev. Bill Keller, Live Prayer

Hour Tree: Filibuster...fixed or finished?

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n8chz 13 years 7 weeks ago
#1

1. From what I've heard, McDonald's is not exactly a moonlighting-friendly business, as in, they tend to jerk one around on short notice, schedule-wise.

2. Thom pointed out that the health insurance figure in their example budget was less than half of the employee contribution on the McDonald's employee plan (which I'm guessing is only for full-time).

Perhaps a new McDonald's slogan should be "My other job is a job with bennies." "And I set my own hours."

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