Listen to Jon-David interview each of the 4 candidates the week leading up to the debate:
DAVID KUNKLE
MIKE RAWLINGS
RON NATINSKY
EDWARD OKPA
Here are some links to some news coverage/videos about each of the candidates:
David Kunkle
Mike Rawlings
Ron Natinsky
Edward Okpa
You must be the judge and cast your vote for the person you think is best for the job. Listen to The Wells Report and come out to the Debate. Meet, Listen, Ask and Decide on Saturday April 16th. Debate sponsored by the Greater Dallas Republicans.
Monday, March 21, 2011
Thursday, March 17, 2011
The Wearing O' The Green!
Sean Young, Technical Director from The Wells Report butchers the Wearing O' The Green! You be the judge and leave comments!
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Today on The Wells Report Wednesday March 16, 2011
Democrat Congressman Ed Markey wants Obama to give radiation pills to people who live within ten miles of a nuclear facility, even though it is not likely any radiation will hit US shores. JD wants to remind everyone there is an OCEAN in between the US and Japan. Think before you start running in little circles screaming, "We're all going to die!" Read the story here. To add insult to injury, Obama's Surgeon General says it's worth being prepared.
Monday, March 14, 2011
Thursday, March 10, 2011
'The Qu'osby Show': Aasif Mandvi Makes Muslim 'Cosby Show' Pilot On 'Daily Show' (VIDEO)
Could a lovable Muslim sit-com family change America's perception of Muslims? Perhaps, but probably not the one you're about to see.
On Thursday night's "Daily Show," Aasif Mandvi followed Katie Couric's advice and created a pilot for a Muslim version of "The Cosby Show," the show that "cured racism against black people" as Mandvi put it. The result? "The Qu'osby Show"
In the entertaining segment below, Mandvi does his research and ends up starring as the patriarch in the pilot. While he hopes the show will prove that Muslims can be regular Americans, his test pilot audience doesn't exactly buy it. It turns out, "stereotypically" is the only way in which people want to see Muslims portrayed. You'll know what we mean when you hear one person's "Uncle Rahim" idea.
Courtesy of The Huffington Post
On Thursday night's "Daily Show," Aasif Mandvi followed Katie Couric's advice and created a pilot for a Muslim version of "The Cosby Show," the show that "cured racism against black people" as Mandvi put it. The result? "The Qu'osby Show"
In the entertaining segment below, Mandvi does his research and ends up starring as the patriarch in the pilot. While he hopes the show will prove that Muslims can be regular Americans, his test pilot audience doesn't exactly buy it. It turns out, "stereotypically" is the only way in which people want to see Muslims portrayed. You'll know what we mean when you hear one person's "Uncle Rahim" idea.
Courtesy of The Huffington Post
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