Dewey's Daily Cup

Dear KKIM/KARS Family,

May God be with you this day………

“I can never recollect a time when I did not long for God.” Smith Wigglesworth

Oh, the Lamb, the bleeding Lamb,

The Lamb of calvary,

The Lamb that was slain,

That liveth again

To intercede for me.

My Soul followeth hard after Thee. Psalm 63:8 Is the intense expression of a Man after God’s own heart.

I thank Victor Martinez and Wanell Pate for introducing me to Smith Wigglesworth. Sharon just got me his life story by Stanley Howard Frodsham titled, “Smith Wigglesworth Apostle of Faith! SO INSPIRING PRAISE GOD for the life of Wigglesworth!

This CUP is overflowing with messages sent to us from Celina, Kathy, Susan, Don, Bill, and Dr. Joe……We are so Blessed to have all of you here this day to share at the CUP! PRAISE GOD for the family of God that gathers here each day!

Yesterday was the U.S. Marines birthday, Today Veterans Day! My Dad, Wally Moede served in the Marines in WWII as a Sgt. Dad served on the Great Wall in China guarding an important Railroad yard for a long time and then to Pearl Harbor. Dad had six other brothers in WWII at the same time. Dad made Sgt.. in Six months, a record at that time. Pastor Leonard Navarre’s Dad also served in the Marines. Today is Veterans Day and we begin our Veterans Day radio Special with Jerry Stewart at 4:25 today in place of NM News and Views. Jerry will also air is special salute to our fighting men and women at 8pm tonight, 6pm Saturday and 2pm Sunday.

Today I will marry Peter Kalberer and Grace Cordova in Los Lunas. PRAISE GOD for this marriage. Please keep this day in your prayers!

For all the Readers of the CUP that are from the Windom Area I have a new column posted at www.windomnews.com click on columns and you will see that I wrote on the importance of Community. I believe you all will get something from this column, plus you can see a picture of dressed up with my bow tie on from the late 60’s or early 70’s. Please let me know what you think. I don’t think you have to be from Windom to take some knowledge from this write up.

From Celina Lucero……..

“The prayer of faith”

Mark 11:22 – 23, 24
“Have faith in God,” Jesus answered “I tell you the truth, if anyone says to this mountain, ‘Go throw yourself into the sea, and does not doubt in his heart but believes that what he says will happen, it will be done for him. Therefore I tell you, what ever you ask for in prayer, believe that you have received it, and it will be yours.

People we serve an AWESOME God!! His word is real and alive. All we need to do is keep our eyes focused on Jesus. Trust His WORD.

I love you with the love of Our King Jesus the great I AM!

Thank you Celina!

Let us follow up that POWERFUL message with another one! This is from Kathy!!! WOW WEE What a start to the Day! PRAISE GOD……

Pastor Dewey, I read this and felt to share it with you. This is a major word for us today of grasping how repentance works.It is not just words coming out of our mouth. It is a shift of our entire being.

Kathy

Day 43 of 100 Days: “Repentance Has Three Dimensions” Read: Rom. 8

by Chuck Pierce on Tuesday, November 8, 2011 at 11:06am

We are still focusing on the wilderness. Repentance is an important part of your wilderness experience. Let us get a new understanding of this today.
Chuck D. Pierce
Look for those who are going before you with a message of change. Don’t keep advancing through the wilderness without knowing why you’re in that wilderness and what is being tested. John was preaching a certain message. That’s why he’s called the Baptist. He was preaching repentance. To repent means “to change your mind.” If we change our mind, we can take new land.
Repentance has three dimensions. First, repentance takes an intellectual shift. Your brain has to shift. You have to say, “I believe this, but here is another paradigm that I’m having to choose.” You see the theory presented, and you have to make the choice that this is right. You understand in your intellect that what you have heard is a correct direction for your life. We must remember “the carnal mind is enmity against God” (Rom. 8:7).
The next level of repentance comes when all of a sudden your emotions have to let go of some old issues that would keep you from really grabbing hold of this new paradigm. This is usually where a lot of people never repent. Our emotions stay tied to the past, tied to the way we operate, whom we operate with, and why we had problems in a previous situation. Without allowing the Lord to touch and change our emotions, we really do not fully repent. Our spirit will remain in angst and annoyed. We always live with a measure of emotion that prevents us from seeing our future clearly. You have to be healed in your emotions of the past to shift into your future.
The third component of repentance is that there has to be a will action. The will action produces the reality of your repentance. John the Baptist was drawing people to the wilderness. Their status and upbringing didn’t matter. Their wealth or poverty was not an issue. We find that publicans came out. Soldiers came out. The people had not forgotten that there was a Torah. Rather, they did not see a reality in the Torah; there was no reality in the operation of the Word. Most revivals take on this character of a wilderness-season repentance because we have gotten so far from the reality of the Word. We’re acknowledging the Word in a new way by saying, “O my God, how did we drift so far from it?”
Thank you for sharing Kathy, so POWERFUL….

This is a great message from a new friend here at the CUP, Susan……..

Get Rid Of It – For Real

I was so proud of myself.

I’ve been digging, sorting, and clearing out stuff.

I bagged it, washed it, and carted it to the car to be donated to Ditto, the “upscale resale thrift shop” that raises funds for my kids’ alma mater.

Felt like a real accomplishment.

The problem is Ditto’s hours of operation aren’t in sync with my hours of operation ;D I can’t seem to get there before closing time.

And so I have been driving around with my discarded stuff for a week. I went through it – did the inventory. I identified and separated it. I even moved it. But I haven’t really gotten rid of it. I plan to, but it’s still there hanging around. Moving around. I stopped short yesterday to avoid a car that ran a stop sign, and heard a symphony of shuffles as the stuff in back slid toward the front.

In order for me to actually get rid of this stuff, I have to make a change. I need to change my habits and rearrange my schedule. I have to move out of my comfort zone.

I have some other stuff I’d like to get rid of. Fear, anger, resentment, jealousy. I have done some soul-searching. Taken inventory. Identified what needs to be addressed. Felt some pride and a sense of accomplishment in that.

But that stuff is still hanging around. An unwelcome remark or a difficult situation becomes like that car running a stop sign bringing all that stuff toward the front, a symphony of emotions sliding around my interior. So how do I actually get rid of it – for real?

Paul says, “Get rid of all bitterness, rage and anger, brawling and slander, along with every form of malice.” But he doesn’t leave it at that.
He continues with, “Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other just as in Christ God forgave you.” (Eph. 4:31-32)

James instructs us, “Get rid of all moral filth and the evil that is so prevalent”
And like Paul he goes on, “and humbly accept the word planted in you, which can save you. Do not merely listen to the word, .. Do what it says.” (James 1:21-22)

To get rid of these unwanted emotions and behaviors, I need to move beyond identifying them. I need to replace them with desired behaviors. Clearing out the old creates a void and the old will slide right back in if there isn’t something already in its place.

Replace resentment and anger with forgiveness.
Replace doing evil with doing what the Word says.

Then I’ll be getting rid of it – for real!

How about you? Do you have unwanted stuff hanging around? How can you clear it out? For real? Let’s talk about it.

Posted by Susan Panzica – EternityCafe

AWESOME Susan, thank you!!! God Bless!

Here is an AWESO)ME write up from pastor Don Kimbro…..it is very encouraging, especially for small Church’s and Pastor’s, and those of us that attend smaller Church’s.

Hello my brothers,
I wrote this piece to a church that I am personally acquainted with that is struggling and has perhaps lost its momentum and focus for a season. I have experienced over the years what this church is going through and I also know it can and probably will happen to any church of any size, anywhere and at any time. Most of our churches are small and struggle. Sometimes the pastors with the smiley buttons on their chests are on the inside very discouraged. Perhaps this reminder will be an encouragement for those in the “ministry of reconciliation” to never give up and always remember Who it is that they serve, no matter what the numbers are. God bless.

Pastor Don Kimbro

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A HUNDRED AND TWENTY

For Such A Time As This

In the November 2011 issue of Heights Happenings, our Youth Pastor Jeremy Bannister wrote with some passion about the possibilities and opportunity that our small church now has to grow, provided that the mindset of the congregation changes from, “I love our little church .” and “I hope we never become as large as . . . ” to “Let’s all begin to tell others about Christ and invite them to our church.” The article was a good admonition for us to get out of our comfort zones and dream of how it could be again at Heights Christian Church, which by the way, has been winning souls in our city for 50 years.

But what intrigued me about Jeremy’s article the most—rather than to be discouraged over our current smallness—was the number of the actual average Sunday morning attendance figure he quoted. It was 120. A hundred and twenty.

Now I must admit to you, in my time with our church, which goes back to the early seventies, I have seldom seen so few filling the seats on Sunday mornings. I have several reasons why I believe this is so and I have shared them all with our pastors on different occasions but that is not the purpose of this article. My intent is to show what God can do with just a hundred and twenty of anything. There is scriptural precedent. So here we go.

The phrase a hundred and twenty is mentioned 13 times in the Bible. God used it to express chronological age (Gen. 6:3; Dt. 31:2, 34:7); the number in thousands of military men in various battles (Jud. 8:10; 2 Chron. 28:6); the weight of the offerings of gold measured in thousands of shekels, given by the people for the building of the tabernacle in the wilderness (Num. 7:86); Solomon’s offering to the LORD in thousands of sheep and goats for the Temple sacrifices (1 Kgs. 8:63; 2 Chron. 7:5); and God’s concern for the total number of lost people in thousands in Nineveh (Jon. 4:11). He still has that concern for the lost in our world.

However, the phrase a hundred and twenty that makes the most impact on my spirit, is the description of the early church after the ascension of Jesus that is found in Acts 1:14-15, “These all continued with one accord in prayer and supplication, with the women, and Mary the mother of Jesus, and with his brethren. And in those days Peter stood up in the midst of the disciples, and said, (the number of names together were about a hundred and twenty . . . ”).

Let’s take a look at what God did with that little group of initial believers in the early church and point out to you scripturally, how He did it. Why were they praying? Because Jesus had told them “I am going to send you what my Father has promised; but stay in the city until you have been clothed with power from on high” (Lk. 24:49). And then he said, “Do not leave Jerusalem, but wait for the gift my Father promised, which you have heard Me speak about” (Acts 1:4). So they waited—and prayed.

What was that gift of promise? Jesus continued, “For John baptized with water but in a few days you will be baptized with the Holy Spirit “(Acts 1:5). And what would be the result of their receiving that promise? “But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth” (Acts 1:8).

Then the Day of Pentecost came and that same a hundred and twenty again, “were all together in one place” (praying). “Suddenly a sound like the blowing of a violent wind came from heaven and filled the whole house where they were sitting. They saw what seemed to be tongues of fire that separated and came to rest on each of them. All of them were filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in other tongues as the Spirit enabled them” (Acts 2:1-4).

The apostle Peter, addressing the crowd of startled onlookers explained, “this is what was spoken of by the prophet Joel” (Acts 2:15). Prophecy was being fulfilled right before their eyes. It was the promise of power that the early church would receive to win souls to Christ—a promise that was extended “for you and your children and for all who are far off—for all whom the Lord our God will call” (Acts 2:39). I believe that includes us!

After this event, we never see the term a hundred and twenty used again in Scripture in regard to people, but we do see terms like “three thousand were added to their number that day” (Acts 2:41); and “then the number of men grew to five thousand” (Acts 4:4). How many thousands were won to Christ through the ministry of Peter, Paul and the other spirit-filled apostles and disciples, beginning with that day? How many thousands have been won down through every century for Jesus Christ because Holy Spirit baptized Christians have gone out into every nook and cranny in our world to share and demonstrate the power of the Gospel (Mk. 16:15-18; Rom. 15:17-19; 1 Cor. 2:4-5; Gal. 3:5; 1 Thessa. 1:5; Heb. 2:4)?

I suppose the final conclusion of that modest beginning is seen in the last book in the Bible, in the heavenly scene of those surrounding the throne of the Lamb, “And they sang a new song: ‘You are worthy to take the scroll and to open the seals, because you were slain, and with your blood you purchased men for God from every tribe and language and people and nation. You have made them to be a kingdom and priests to serve our God and they will reign on the earth’” (Rev. 5:9-10).

So I remind you dear little church, that this magnificent journey of the Good News that brought each one of you here, started with a hundred and twenty—the first church. That’s why I am encouraged with the possibility of something great like that happening once again—right where we are. We have just the right numbers don’t we?

But let me also remind you, that it all started with a group of people just like us who came together in fervent prayer and who were willing and ready to receive the power of the Holy Spirit. It cannot be done in any other way.

Pastor Don Kimbro, Ret.

Heights Christian Church

Thank you so much Pastor Don!!!

Let’s Check the mailbag………

Hi Dewey,
I wanted to thank you.
Sandy from Something About Women on KKIM – 1000AM, called me on Tuesday and said she saw the article about OCC on the Cup with Dewey.
She has offered to have OCC representatives be on her talk show this Thursday from 3:30 PM to 4:00 PM to talk about Operation Christmas Child.
Sandy said that she has dedicated the whole half hour show to Operation Christmas Child.
I just want you to know how much I appreciate your support of OCC.
Praise the Lord and thank you!
Our God is good!!

In Christ,

Robbin Hulette
Church Relations Coordinator, Albuquerque Area
Operation Christmas Child

505-821-0384

God Bless you Robbin, it was a great program yesterday!

Let’s check the Medical bag with Dr. Joe!

<!–[if !supportLists]–>1. <!–[endif]–>Worst place to keep your toothbrush — the bathroom sink
There are 3.2 million microbes per square inch in the average toilet bowl, and all of those germs are propelled out every time you flush, settling on the floor and the sink. Keep your toothbrush behind closed doors in the medicine cabinet or a nearby cupboard.

<!–[if !supportLists]–>2. <!–[endif]–>Worst place to stash sneakers and flip-flops — the bedroom closet
Shoes track in allergens and contaminants. Leave your shoes by the front door.
<!–[if !supportLists]–>3. <!–[endif]–>Worst place to fall asleep — under piles of blankets
Being overheated can keep you from sleeping. Let your feet stick out from under your blankets.

<!–[if !supportLists]–>4. <!–[endif]–>Worst place to cool leftovers — in the refrigerator
Placing hot leftovers directly in the fridge can cause uneven cooling and possibly food poisoning. Leave food to cool on the counter for up to an hour after cooking, or divide it into smaller containers that can cool faster before refrigerating.

<!–[if !supportLists]–>5. <!–[endif]–>Worst place to sit on an airplane — the rear
The tail of the plane is where you’ll get the bumpiest ride. Sit as close to the wing as you can.

<!–[if !supportLists]–>6. <!–[endif]–>Worst place to set your handbag — the kitchen counter
Tests have showed up to 10,000 bacteria per square inch on purse bottoms. Put your bag anywhere except where food is prepared or eaten.

<!–[if !supportLists]–>7. <!–[endif]–>Worst place to use a public bathroom — the stall in the middle
The center stall has more bacteria. Pick a stall all the way left or right.

<!–[if !supportLists]–>8. <!–[endif]–>Worst place to keep medicine — the medicine cabinet
The temperature in a bathroom can get well above the recommended storage temperatures for many common drugs. Keep medicine somewhere cool and dry, such as the pantry.

<!–[if !supportLists]–>9. <!–[endif]–>Worst place to use headphones — on an airplane, train, or subway
You’re probably turning the volume up too high if you’re listening to headphones in a noisy environment. Listen wherever you don’t have to blast your music to enjoy it, or consider using noise-canceling headphones.

10. The worst place to pick up a prescription: the pharmacy drive-thru In a survey of 429 pharmacists, respondents ranked drive-thru windows high among distracting factors that can lead to prescription processing delays and errors, says survey author Sheryl Szeinbach, PhD, professor of pharmacy practice and administration at Ohio State University. If you don’t want to give up the convenience of a rolling pickup, be sure to check that both drug and dose are what the doctor ordered.

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Thanks Dr. Joe! Now to our Financial News with Pastor Bill Ruhl

Financial News You Need To Know #3

The Lord declares in His Word that the gold and silver are His. Now that’s certainly a financial inheritance we need to tap into. Gold has always been the standard for currencies to be based on, as far as value is concerned. Silver is a bit more volatile in its moves, as it is more of an industrial metal that can be easily fluctuated, but both gold and silver are the hard asset metals to have as strong long term “value” investment purchases. A financial student once asked me, “Should I be buying gold?” My response was, “No, only when you have stewarded your finances to where you have resources available to invest.” That may sound flippant, but the truth is, until you have your financial house in order, a balanced budget, and are debt free you need not be playing with investments. Why? Because precious metals are hard assets. That is: places to secure your monetary resources for the long haul. Gold and silver are more liquid than real estate, but not something you purchase if you need to access your money on a constant basis for current necessities. You must know your financial position, have a plus margin budget in place, an emergency fund established, and a readily available savings program before you look for places for long term investments. Once you’re there though, gold and silver are a must to protect the value of your financial portfolio.
That’s the Financial News You Need To Know. I’m Bill Ruhl with Global Destiny Ministry. Be Blessed By Being A Blessing!

Thank you so much pastor Bill!
In the Love of Jesus Christ, Dewey Sharon and Family
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Dear KKIM/KARS family,

May God be with you this day…may you be covered by the Holy Spirit in a POWERFUL way!

The Blood of Jesus has you covered!

AMEN! AMEN! I am so fired up to serve my JESUS this day!!!

It was such an AWESOME day on the Radio yesterday, a great day to be with Pastor Angelo Winfield at 3:30 on Dewey’s Daily Cup and Pastor Steve Smothermon at 4:25 on NM News and Views. I am thankful to our LORD for all the Pastor’s that have surrounded this Ministry! We are so blessed here at the Radio Ranch! PRAISE GOD! SHOUTS OF GLORY TO GOD!!!

The Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the father will send in My name, He will teach you all things, and bring to your remembrance all things that I said to you. John 14:26

The Bible is clear that the Holy Spirit is God Himself!

The Holy Spirit illuminates the minds of people, makes us yearn for God, and takes spiritual truth and makes it understandable to us.

Do you yearn for God? Do you thirst for God? I am so thirsty for God this day! ..oh my I am!

Do you understand what God is doing in your life?

Do you feel the Holy Spirit in your life?

Are you reading in Proverbs yet?

Proverbs 22:17-19 says, Incline your ear and hear the words of the wise, And apply your heart to my knowledge;
For it is a pleasant thing if you keep them within you;
Let them be fixed upon your lips, So that your trust may be in the Lord;
I have instructed you today, even you.

Living the Christian life means always, always, and always striving for holiness!!!

We cannot be satisfied with our goodness after beholding the holiness of God.

Here is such a blessing from Victor!!!!

When We See Christ
Words and music by Esther Kerr Rusthoi
Acts 1:11
“Ye men of Galilee, why stand ye gazing up into heaven? this same Jesus, which is taken up from you into heaven, shall so come in like manner as ye have seen him go into heaven.”

Dear KKIM/KARS family,

May God be with you this day and Bless you and yours!

Thanks for stopping by for a CUP!

Pray for those who spitefully use you and persecute you. Matt. 5:44

Are you still reading into Proverbs?

I just love how Proverbs 7 starts out…My son, obey my words, and treasure my commands. Keep my commands and live: protect my teachings as the pupil of your eye. Tie them to your fingers; write them on the tablet of your heart. Say to wisdom, “You are my sister,” and call understanding your relative.

Let me know what God has shown you by reading into the Book of Proverbs please.

This Friday Jerry Stewart is with us on KKIM/KARS with our Veterans Day Radio Special, tune in at 4:30pm, in place of NM news and Views for Veterans Day.

Please make sure and DRINK this whole CUP today….give us your feedback on the last item of the day…..

Pastor Dewey: this is today’s devotion from the Chuck Pierce Ministry. This is a confirmation of the word about the eye of the needle and your words as well.
Kathy

Day 41 of 100 Days: “Jesus Taught Us True Humility in the Wilderness”
Today I want us to meditate simply on coming into a new level of humility. Jesus’ humility
was unmatched and still is to this day! Decree that humility is coming to a new level in every
situation of your life!
Chuck D. Pierce

The only way you can make it through the first stop on your path to destiny is to stay
humble. Being humble does not mean you cower down to the enemy. To be humble means
you rely upon someone other than yourself. You bend yourself over so you’re not exalting
yourself above everyone else. You submit your thoughts. You lay down your own human
reasoning and listen for instruction. To be a disciple, you must be teachable. You must never
believe that you know it all, or you will become apathetic to change. To be humble means
that you’re bending yourself over to get through a rocky, dry place with many dangers. In
other words, if you stay low, your head will remain in a protected state so you can hear how
to move. You will know when to go right or go left.
Anytime you are in a wilderness place, you must humble yourself until the word that
will lead out comes forth. Revelation must meet you and lead you from destination to
destination. All wilderness places have a release of the Word. When we embrace the
exhortation or correction of the word we receive, we will experience victory and authority.
That is a scriptural principle. The Word will come to you that will allow you to take
possession of one wilderness place so you can move to the next and then the next until you
have established your authority for the future.

POWERFUL Kathy!!! God Bless you for sharing!!! Kathy is the one who Prophesied over me in Asheville and it has been such a blessing to get to know her! We look forward to more contributions from her!

Now here is a word from Victor Martinez!

Dewey, this is something I wanted to share with you and your Cup readers:

Parents, speak by faith the blessing of God upon your children every day. Lay your hands on them and speak over them the blessing God taught Aaron in Numbers 6:24-26:

“The LORD bless you and keep you; The LORD make His face shine upon you, And be gracious to you; The LORD lift up His countenance upon you, And give you peace.”

This may feel awkward at first but your children will come to love it. It will make them feel safe and special. I started doing this to my children a few months ago and now they will not let me leave the house in the morning or go to bed at night without receiving their blessing. I don’t know why but God has built this need for blessing in to us – especially children. In particular, it has been a spiritual breakthrough of sorts for my five year old son, Antonio. Even my two year old son Andres comes up to me now and says, “Blessing, blessing”. So precious!

So if you’ve never done this, do it for a while and experience the power of God’s blessing for yourself. Just one of many, but quite special!

Victor
Thanks so much Victor, God Bless you! I have found the same Victor! With Sharon and the Kids, and strangers also!!!! You have much to share! I love to give Jesus hugs! I love to pray with people, people that I have never met!
We got this note from Shona after yesterday’s posting……..

In regards to the removal of Operation Christmas Child at the Air Force Academy….I can’t comprehend someone shutting down something that benefits and blesses children! No matter what source it comes from, secular or religious, what is wrong with showering little ones with love? This whining person must have a sad, sad heart to stop Christmas smiles.

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Thank you Shona for the note…..God Bless you!

At KKIM/KARS Radio and the CUP, The Lord has called us to be Watchman on the Wall, or as some say the Town Crier, that was confirmed and Prophesied over me by Kathy in Asheville.
Pastor Paul Holt, along with being co-host of the Weekend Edition of NM News and Views and Ask The Pastor, man’s our web site www.newmexiconewsandviews.com Here are a couple of the stories we covered last night on the air……the Abortion one got to me..made me sick! Is this what the United States has become? Is this what the Church has become?

Before we go any further, let me share with you that on Saturday when we were broadcasting live from the Nation In Crises Conference we had 4 year old Haley Bates sing a prayer for us, she also sand a song about Abraham and also twinkle twinkle little star….the beautiful heart soothing voice of a child…..makes me cry…….oh how precious in our Lord….Then yesterday Justin Johnson got the word About KARS Radio Sports Announcer Josue and his wife having a baby…….

Hey Justin first of let me say that my son Caleb Noah Gallegos was born on Saturday at 5:51 in the morning. Mom and baby are home and doing well.
Congrats to you and your wife Josue!
God’s Children are most important gift….now on with the news……may the following have a move of God on you!!!!

Hey Dewey,

Here are a couple of stories I’ve posted to the website that might be of interest to your readers and listeners this afternoon;

Sarkozy and Obama Say What They Really Think of Netanyahu

Sarkozy and Obama Say What They Really Think of Netanyahu

President Obama should know by now that the mic can still be on when you are saying what you don’t what the public to hear. Remember the bitter clingers to guns and religion comment?

French President Nicolas Sarkozy reportedly told US President Barack Obama that he could not “stand” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahuand that he thinks the Israeli premier “is a liar.” Read what President Obama’s reply was here.

Discount Murder- Moms get $50 off abortions on Sundays

Can you believe an abortion clinic in Orlando, FL is offering coupons ($50 off) to women who are inconvenienced by motherhood. I’ve posted both the coupon that ran in the paper and the online coupon. Check it out here.

There is always something going on at New Mexico News and Views online, because we are bringing you the news you need to know!

Love ya,

Sarkozy and Obama Say What They Really Think of Netanyah