CLINTON DOES WHISKEY SHOT, BEER CHASER Senator Clinton’s weekend included a working-class trifecta of whiskey, beer, and pepperoni pizza at a bar in northwest Indiana. Producers for ABC and CBS reported that Mrs. Clinton downed a shot of Crown Royal whiskey Saturday and later had a few beers as she ate pepperoni pizza at Bronko’s Restaurant and Lounge in Crown Point, Ind. “My campaign drives …
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Baker Goodchild supports the privatisation of Royal Mail as the mailing market gets more competitive. (PRWeb August 28, 2013) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2013/8/prweb11070617.htm More: continued here
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