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March 11, 2013       Today's top stories:   1.) Mark Sanford on career-politician charge: 'I don't think anybody would describe Thomas Jefferson as a career politician' 2.) McCain's 'Wacko birds' jab goes viral, inspires mocking artwork ----- A Message from American Sugar Alliance ----- U.S. sugar policy ensures homegrown supplies, instead of depending on unreliable imports, as we did in 1942 when sugar was rationed. Support food security. Support sugar policy. ------------------------------------------------------------------- 3.) Paul Ryan: Presidential run 'more realistic in my mind' [VIDEO] 4.) Obama slams new media, curries favor with skeptical establishment news outlets 5.) Jeb Bush applauds Obama for outreach to GOP, not sure if he'll 'run for elected office again' [VIDEO] 6.) NFIB: Small businesses want simpler tax code 7.) Socialist Party magazine profiles abortion clinic promoted by Obama campaign 8.) Peggy Noonan: Europe's view of a U.S. decline raises possibility of an American pope [VIDEO] 9.) Victories and setbacks for Colorado gun control supporters 10.) Rep. Bridenstine pushes GOP to fight Obamacare [VIDEO] 11.) Adam Carolla rips the Huffington Post, media: 'You guys all have blood on your hands' [AUDIO] 12.) Two law schools now offer partial refunds if you can't pass the bar 13.) 'Toaster Pastry Gun Freedom Act' proposed in Maryland 14.) George W. Bush's art teacher says he'll go down in history 'as a great artist' 15.) Massive brawl breaks out in Canada-Mexico game at World Baseball Classic ----- A Message from American Sugar Alliance ----- U.S. sugar policy ensures homegrown supplies, instead of depending on unreliable imports, as we did in 1942 when sugar was rationed. Support food security. Support sugar policy. -------------------------------------------------------------------         Can't see this email? Click here to view in your browser.

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