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One of the leading presidential candidates has spent the past three and a half years blaming his problems on his predecessor. Guess what? It wasn’t Mitt Romney.
@TheDemocrats I know. It's crazy how often Romney blames everything on George Bush.
— mrskorpio (@mrskorpio) July 12, 2012
@TheDemocrats I think you misspelled "Obama" guys.
— Amy (@moderncomments) July 12, 2012
Hypocrite, thy name is @TheDemocrats. Seriously, after 3.5 years of Obama's Blame Bush meme, you're saying Romney blames others? #GetaGrip
— Suzi Basterd (@suzibasterd) July 12, 2012
Sometimes the comedy of horrors that is the Obama Administration actually is funny.
BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA *breath* HAHAHAHAHA OMG RT @greg_zemaitis: HAHAHAHAHAHA —> https://t.co/cBVa6Xwu
— Bri (@GreeneBri) July 12, 2012
To be fair, the elected Democrats we’ve all come to fear and loathe aren’t running their own Twitter account. No, they’ve delegated that to a low-level staffer or intern. Conservatives felt a little sympathy. Well. Almost.
I actually kind of feel sorry for @TheDemocrats. Is it too early for me to go all soft like this?
— Kevin Eder (@keder) July 12, 2012
They signed up for it. RT @keder: My heart goes out to the poor intern who runs @TheDemocrats' Twitter account. Bless his or her soul.
— Ollie (@texasollie) July 12, 2012
@keder @thedemocrats Don't feel sorry for stupid, just chuckle softly.
— Sixchain (@sixchained) July 12, 2012
Take heart, Democrats. There’s a learning curve to politics, even after three and a half years of running the country into the ground.
On the plus side, today we learned that @TheDemocrats know that blaming others is not very presidential. #Obama2012
— One Who Remembers (@lheal) July 12, 2012

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It is estimated that seven out of 10 homes regularly burn candles in the United States, but did you know that most candles come with a warning label that says how long you should let them burn at a time?
One day, Meghan Budden lit two candles and let them burn for several hours, thinking nothing of it. But the next morning, she woke up to discover traces of soot inside her nose. Later, when she was taking care of her baby boy, she saw that he, too, had soot in his nose. Budden was understandably concerned and went to her family doctor with her son.
Soot has been linked to serious health problems such as asthma, bronchitis, and heart disease, so you should take the warning labels on candles seriously. Budden and her baby are lucky that they were given a clean bill of health.
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