Rand Paul to Marco Rubio The Administration Violated The Constitution

Rand Paul and AOC – Speak on Abuse of Power

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Republican Thom Tillis - Sick of Stupid, Especially Stephen Miller

Thom Tillis – I Am Sick of Stupid

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Dee Dee - Word of the Day

Word of the Day – Mar. 26 – Amicable

Adjective: Amicable  (AM-ih-kuh-buhl) Definition: Exhibiting friendliness or goodwill; peaceable. Example sentence: I was surprised at how amicable my boss was with me upon receiving the news...
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Word of the Day – Mar. 22 – Amenable

Adjective: Amenable  (uh-MEE-nuh-buhl) Definition: Willing to agree or go along with; open to influence, persuasion, or advice. Example sentence: My boss was amenable to my request...
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Word of the Day – Mar. 21 – Cavalier

Adjective: Cavalier  (kav-uh-LEER) Definition: Careless; showing disregard; arrogant and haughty. Example sentence: The writer was cavalier about the truth and included multiple fallacies in the article.
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Word of the Day – Mar. 20 – Temerity

Noun: Temerity  (tuh-MER-i-tee) Definition: Boldness, recklessness, daring. Example sentence: The race car driver had the temerity to drive through the narrow gap causing a major accident.
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Word of the Day – Mar. 19 – Curt

Adjective: Curt  (KURT) Definition: Rudely brief in speech; speaking in an abrupt manner, brusque, blunt. Example sentence: The man refused the offer with the curt response,...

Sunny FM Thought of the Day – Mar. 7

Leaders don't create followers for themselves. Leaders create other leaders.

Sunny FM Thought of the Day – Mar. 6

Knowledge is knowing what to say. Wisdom is knowing whether or not to say it.

Sunny FM Thought of the Day – Mar. 3

Happiness is like jam. You can't spread even a little without getting  some on yourself.