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Friday, 21 June 2013

Obama Divides

Posted on 03:30 by Unknown
President Obama has the lowest popularity as a president in history, just like I thought he would.  He has broken President Bush's dismal record which is really going some. That is saying something.

Now he has reportedly offended the few Catholics left in the United Kingdom.    Obama continues to divide but it will be awhile before we see what he conquered.

United Kingdom, think of the word.  The dome of kings.  Have we really outperformed the United Kingdom without a King?  I think we have but I sure don't like the direction our country is going.  How is our economy even functional with this amount of debt.  The world leaders have agreed we can never pay of our debt and will run until it collapses?

Oh well, it's summer solstice already and my soybeans are not ready to flower.  I like to time that pretty close to today.  The longest day of the year has come and gone already but we will have many long nights of growth left this summer.  I can try to time my crops to the seasons but you really couldn't even do that this year.  I can't change the president, either.  All I can do is the best I can.

We have 1000 miles of crop scouting to do this weekend so I am not sure I will get another post on before Monday or not.

If I don't, have a great weekend and I hope we both get a lot done.  It is time to catch up on spraying before the crop canopies over.

Sincerely,

Ed Winkle
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