Bush gives a farewell speech and leaves 8 years of the worst Presidency in history for some one else to clean up.

The question sheet used for Sarah Palin's vetting interview have been released to the public.

What doe Sarah Palin's fellow female Republicans from Alaska think of her as a Vice President, what about Palin's teenage daughter who is pregnant out of wedlock, how do the Evangelicals see this now as a potential disaster for McCain. McCain claims not to be the father of either baby.

Palin is heard here laughing at her opponent as a radio host calls her a cancer and bitch. Not very professional of a Governor of a state to make fun of cancer survivors, especially a woman cancer survivor -Lyda Green.

Quoted: There are unwanted dogs that end up in shelters. They most likely will be euthanized because there just aren't enough homes. It's sad that these dogs are tossed aside, they are given up , thrown away, sometimes abused. Why are so many dogs without homes? There are 3 common reasons dogs are placed in shelters: moving, allergies and not enough time. Sometimes, dogs are given up due to changes in the family situation such as a new baby. Most of the time the real reason is they just don't feel like taking care of the dog anymore. For whatever reason dogs lose their home and family, they suffer because of it. Many Dog Rescue Groups & Shelters work hard to place unwanted and abandoned dogs. Why should you adopt a dog from a shelter or rescue group? Simple, to save a life. Which dogs are most likely to get adopted? Usually the first dogs to be adopted from shelters are the smaller dogs and puppies. But, even many small dogs and pups have to be put to sleep because there aren't enough homes. The dogs least likely to get adopted are American Staffordshire Terriers or Pit Bulls. People are afraid of them because of what they've heard. Even whole cities ban them though they have qualities such as strength and loyalty. These dogs are victims of poor owners and illegal dog fighting. They're known to make wonderful pets that love and protect their families. Let's work together to make a difference. Join the Humane Society of the United States and their program Pets for Life. Help your local Animal Shelter. Spay and neuter your pets. Become a foster home so a dog want be put to sleep because of no more room at the shelter. There is something each one of us can do. Just look for opportunities to help or donate your time or money. To help increase the exposure of this lens, please rate it and leave comments in the Guestbook at the bottom of this lens. Helping this lens helps rescue dogs. If you have a rescue group or breed that you'd like to see showcased on this lens, contact me. You can reach me through the Contact Me button under my picture. Karen