I found out today that I’m going to be getting an Apple iPhone to replace my Palm Treo 700p. I haven’t really been happy with my Treo since I got it and I can’t get a signal at work (or home usually). I’ll be switching to AT&T but keeping my same number.

I’m hoping that all goes well with the transition and this new phone helps me to really organize myself to the fullest potential.

I found out today that I’m going to be getting an Apple iPhone to replace my Palm Treo 700p. I haven’t really been happy with my Treo since I got it and I can’t get a signal at work (or home usually). I’ll be switching to AT&T but keeping my same number.

I’m hoping that all goes well with the transition and this new phone helps me to really organize myself to the fullest potential.

Posted by Justin at 4:35 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)

I found out today that I’m going to be getting an Apple iPhone to replace my Palm Treo 700p. I haven’t really been happy with my Treo since I got it and I can’t get a signal at work (or home usually). I’ll be switching to AT&T but keeping my same number.

I’m hoping that all goes well with the transition and this new phone helps me to really organize myself to the fullest potential.

Posted by Justin at 4:35 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)

I found out today that I’m going to be getting an Apple iPhone to replace my Palm Treo 700p. I haven’t really been happy with my Treo since I got it and I can’t get a signal at work (or home usually). I’ll be switching to AT&T but keeping my same number.

I’m hoping that all goes well with the transition and this new phone helps me to really organize myself to the fullest potential.

Posted by Justin at 4:35 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)

I’m not sure how I feel about this Romney thing. McCain and Romney were bitter enemies and then all of a sudden he bails and gives McCain the nod? It’s sounds fishy to me.

Either he was bribed by money or a VP deal or something along those lines. I have a hard time believing he would just flip that easy.

If you are pissed about this, join the Ron Paul camp! At least he can keep his word.

directly from the ronpaul2008.com website:

A few news sources are misreporting Ron Paul’s e-mail from last night. The presidential campaign is not ending, not being suspended, and not even drawing down. It’s slimming down and ramping up — with over twenty states having already voted, we’ve shed staff, and we’re concentrating financial and organization resources on the remaining states. We’re going to the convention, and we’re fighting for every vote and every National Delegate along the way.

Republicans do not want John McCain to be their nominee. He has only been able to become the front-runner because the field was so divided and because he’s a media darling. We can see just how unpopular McCain is in the heartland by his performance in the Kansas caucuses today. Kansans resoundingly rejected the Arizona senator, and McCain’s big wins so far have mostly been in blue states — states he won’t win in November if, heaven forbid, he’s the Republican nominee.

Republicans want and need an alternative. Some people think Mike Huckabee provides an alternative to McCain. But Huckabee, who now tries to sound like Ron Paul when he talks about abolishing the IRS, raised taxes in Arkansas and vastly expanded spending in that state when he was its governor. Huckabee is no alternative at all. Ron Paul, on the other hand, has never voted for a tax increase, never voted for an unbalanced budget or for an unconstitutional war or government program.

At stake here is not just the Republican nomination — which McCain still has not locked up — but the future of the Republican Party and, much more importantly, the future of our liberties. We have to organize in every single state, including the ones that have already voted in the primaries and caucuses, to continue the fight to take back the Republican Party and to ensure that Ron Paul’s principles, the principles of Washington and Jefferson, prevail. For the sake of that cause, Ron Paul’s campaign continues, all the way to the convention.

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Posted by Justin at 5:09 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)

This revolution we are leading has the word LOVE outlined for a reason my brothers and sisters.

Some people have said some very bad things about all candidates involved but there is something we all have in common. We are all passionate about saving this country no matter what differences we have.

I’m sorry that your guy dropped out and I know you must be hurting because if you believed in his message as much as we believe in Ron Paul we know how you feel.

Another thing we have in common is that we all know McCain is a little bit scary for the wrong reasons. Paul may seem scary to some of you but it’s because his solutions are the right ones and would take most people out of their comfort zone. Leaving your comfort zone is SCARY and we understand that.

Welcome to the Ron Paul rEVOLution and we welcome you with open arms. Please donate and do everything you can to help us restore the Constitution and our Freedoms.

Peace!