Peoria Illinoisan spells out the facts from his family vacation in the nation’s capitol.
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I would think technically a family vacation would include the children… we dumped them off at the grandparents who took them to the Lake of the Ozarks. Somehow the stars and planets aligned and it worked out for everyone.
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@dangillmor Why bother going anonymous? Reporters for MSM are stenographers, anyway. Lie to their faces, they won't check the facts anyway in reply to dangillmor9 hrs ago
RT @dangillmor Useful rule of thumb, with very few exceptions: When journos quote anonymous sources, assume the sources are lying. 9 hrs ago
Billy Dennis is a former reporter and editor at small daily and weekly newspapers in Illinois and Missouri. He comments on media, news and politics. He also owns and operates 
I would think technically a family vacation would include the children… we dumped them off at the grandparents who took them to the Lake of the Ozarks. Somehow the stars and planets aligned and it worked out for everyone.