Sad State of the Union
President Obama’s state of the union address lacked any clear explanation of how his Administration will eliminate the national debt, reduce unemployment, and promote economic growth and prosperity. In typical Chicago style political fashion, he presented a patchwork quilt of promises aimed at specific constituencies needed for him to achieve re-election (veterans, small business owners, taxpayers earning less than $200,000 a year, and public employees), and included a gross omission: not one word on how he would balance the budget and save the nation from economic collapse.

More fundamentally, Obama’s speech revealed that this President remains out of touch with the very problems he promised to overcome in 2008. He remains hopelessly wedded to government planned economies replete with government selected winners and losers. As he spoke in superficial platitudes with no specifics, the numbers flew by on the national debt clock and the nation in a very real sense fell deeper into a sea of red tape, taxation, and debt.

The President’s address included several inherently contradictory statements and certain assertions that show his lack of appreciation for the Constitution, for the basic elements of a free market economy, and for the enormity of the debt crisis facing the United States. The President’s state of the union described more a state of disunion under his leaderless presidency. His address leaves Americans with no essential answers to our most pressing problems of debt, unemployment, and a weak economy.
Obama's only plans is to spend baby spend.

Obama to Congress: I'll decide what's constitutional
By Chris Cox, Executive Director, NRA-ILA, Daily Caller

Just a few days before Christmas, Obama served notice to all Americans that he will continue to abuse executive privilege by seeking new ways to vilify gun owners and further his anti-gun agenda...

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This bench has cost about $250.00 in all. The wood was about $125.00, Lighting was $55.00 counting $10.00 worth of new 23 Watt (Equiv 100Watt) day light Bulbs.
I Bought the metal legs in sets of 2 at Graingers, as you can see I used 3 rather than 2 so I bought 2 sets which may not be necessary. Any Question Contact sales@ wwcmc.com.
I built the top from 3 2"x12"x8' and covered it with 3/4" cabinet grade plywood. Home Depot ripped the plywood for me. The extra I used for a backstop on the lower shelf. The back of the upper shelf is standard 1/4" Plywood. Note The 2x12 were 8' and 1/2 inch long which I did not know until I started to add the plywood to the top which made the plywood 1/2 " short, up to you if you want to trim before or after.