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June 8, 2011
Dearest Sarah, You are my hero! It would have been so easy to say, "Oops, I misspoke. You see, I've been on the road, I haven't slept much, and I have this terrible fire in the belly. Of course, Paul Revere wasn't warning the British…" But no. You stuck to your story with, "I know my American history. " What do those Bostonians know about Paul Revere anyway? The important thing here is that you looked so attractive while saying it! Where were you, Sarah Palin, when I was getting a "D" in American history in college?
ENTERTAINMENT
By Luke Broadwater | June 6, 2011
Claiming "I know my American history," Sarah Palin on Sunday defended her claim that Paul Revere's ride was intended to warn the British they weren't going to take American arms. At a stop in New England on her bus tour of the United States, Palin made the following statement about Paul Revere's historic ride: “He who warned the British that they weren't going to be taking away our arms by ringing those bells and by making sure...
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By Luke Broadwater | April 7, 2011
Tonight, Jon Stewart dedicated his program to an epic Glenn Beck-style parody that might be his best work this year. Some of his best lines: • "The only real difference between Glenn and Paul Revere is that when Paul Revere told you the British were coming, they were, in fact, coming. " • "I don't think I want to live in an America where Charles Manson tells our children what [they] can watch on television. " • "What I'm about to say to you is the kind of thing that will make you wonder how I even dress myself in the morning.
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By Chris Kaltenbach, The Baltimore Sun | May 7, 2010
It's officially time to go downy ocean again. At least it is as far as officials of the Ocean City Department of Recreation and Parks are concerned. They're the people organizing this weekend's 20 t h annual Springfest, four days (it opened Thursday) of food, frolic and nonstop entertainment that pretty much launches the resort's summer season. And they're hoping this weekend will serve as something of a starting gun. "Absolutely," says John "Sully" Sullivan, the department's special-events director.
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By Larry Carson and Larry Carson,larry.carson@baltsun.com | November 1, 2009
In April, former Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s message to fellow Republicans in Howard County, delivered by his wife, Kendel, was a plea for guidance and support as he pondered another run for the Maryland state house. "This is all about you," Kendel Ehrlich told a packed Lincoln Day party dinner six months ago. "You need to tell Bob Ehrlich what you want him to do." Now those Republicans in this key political barometer county are cajoling, chanting, almost demanding that Ehrlich run for governor again against Democrat Martin O'Malley, but he is still not willing to commit, or even set a deadline.
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By Steve Chapman | June 27, 2003
CHICAGO - If you explore Boston's Freedom Trail, you'll see some of the places where we started to become a nation. Walking the 3-mile route, after you visit the building where the Boston Tea Party was planned and before you get to Bunker Hill, you'll come to Old North Church. There, on the night of April 18, 1775, two lanterns were hung in the steeple to signal the arrival of British soldiers headed toward Lexington: "One if by land, and two if by sea." After the signal was given, Paul Revere mounted his horse to alert the Colonial Minutemen to prepare to fight - thus commencing the American Revolution.