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Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Lucky Haiti Orphans Found Open Arms, New Homes

From Denny: Always in a terrible disaster like the Haiti earthquake of 12 January, just three weeks ago, there are those who get rescued and brought out to a new life elsewhere. At the time of these news stories over 90 orphans have been brought to United States to meet new parents.

Orphans denied as Haiti backlogs on adoptions, ferreting out whether they are legitimate or child trafficking:


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Twins Ethan and Brecken are all smiles. The vast majority of these were adoptions already in process that the Haitian government was aware to be legitimate.

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Monday, February 1, 2010

How Wall Street Killed the Middle Class in America

From Denny: If you missed this great tutorial and exchange on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, then feast your eyes and ears on this. Elizabeth Warren, Chair of the Congressional Oversight Panel on TARP, talks about the urgency of Wall Street reform. The reality is that she makes some very good points about the history of how our current situation evolved and the incredible manipulations of how our finance system got to where it is today - corrupt. Currently, reform finance legislation is bottled up in the Senate. Write your Senators and DEMAND FINANCE REFORM is you still want a middle class in America:

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