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Dave Granlund, Politicalcartoons.com

The approval rating of President Obama is up to 50 percent while 42 percent of Americans have a positive feeling about Mitt Romney.
Rick Santorum's approval rating is 33 pct. His sweater vest comes in at 17 pct.
Ice cream is ahead of all candidates at 97 pct.

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Christo Komarnitski, Bulgaria

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In Brabant zijn de rayonhoofden gisteravond bij elkaar gekomen. Ze hebben gemeten en de schuimkraag was dik genoeg. IT GIET OAN! 
Het carnaval gaat door.

Voor alle zekerheid zal er ook vandaag en de komende dagen gemeten worden.

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Frederick Deligne, Nice-Matin, France

Drugs finally got the best of Whitney Houston, 1963 - 2012.

Peter Broelman, Australia  

This is what former Michigan Republican chairman Paul Anuzis had to say about the add Republican Pete Hoekstra aired at the Super Bowl. Hoekstra, who is an immigrant born in Groningen in the Netherlands, wants to become the senator of Michigan, a seat now held by Democrat Debbie Stabenow.
The cost of this add is a 100.000 dollars.
In the video an Asian woman in a rice paddy in supposedly China, though the scene was shot in California, is thanking Stabenow in broken English for making it possible “we take your jobs.” :

Republican Anuzis responded to questions from ThinkProgress at the Conservative Political Action Conference: 

KEYES: There’s been a bit of a controversy this week with this new ad. What’s your take? Do you think it was in poor taste?

ANUZIS: I’m not too worried about the poor taste, I just think it was a dumb ad. Pete Hoekstra voted to raise taxes, Pete Hoekstra voted for the “Bridge to Nowhere,” Pete Hoekstra voted five times to increase the debt ceiling, and then he goes out and leads with his chin by saying, “I’m against Debbie Stabenow because she sold all of our debt to China.” Well, he...

Frederick Deligne, Nice-Matin, France

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J.D. Crowe, Mobile Register

The Business Committee of the Parliament of Uganda will discuss an earlier proposed Anti Homosexuality bill next week. After criticism from developed countries worldwide, it was thought the bill had died in Parliament last year but apparently that's not true.
In the bill are death penalty provisions for certain homosexual activities and a requirement for Ugandans to report every gay and lesbian they know to the autorities.

Rumors have it the bill is discussed again because the Ugandan business community thinks killing gays is good for business.

UGPulse - The Anti Homosexuality bill 2009 and the Marriage and Divorce bill are due for debate when parliament resumes business next week. The two controversial bills that raised public debate during the 8^th Parliament are up for consideration when the Business committee of the House sits next week.

Het is in Nederland meer dan tien graden onder nul en Ramirezi vindt het heerlijk weer.Tijdens een romantische strandwandeling - gevoelstemparatuur min 19 - komt de bioloog een Drieteenstrandloper tegen die het helemaal geen lekker weer vindt. Sterker nog, het vogeltje heeft het stervenskoud. Ramirezi kan het pluizenbolletje zo oprapen.
Redden ze het tot de vogelopvang?

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Arend Van Dam, politicalcartoons.com

Daryl Cagle, MSNBC.com