There were a lot of heroes during Hurricane Sandy—from the police to everyday citizens.
Everyone was pitching to help deal with the recovery from a major natural disaster.
But, who comes to the rescue of the rescuers when they need help? Would you believe the world’s largest lingerie company Victoria’s Secret?
Katy Perry’s been doing the rounds for Team Obama.
She’s out, performing at rallies, lunching with FLOTUS, getting her Grandma out to vote early and receiving shoutouts from Prez Obama.
Katy is also saying that she will RT (retweet) people that vote — in a cute outfit — on Election Day.
“If you’re over 18, and you have a real cool outfit and you wear it on Tuesday, you tweet me and I’ll retweet it,” she told an Obama-Biden rally crowd in Milwaukee.
Who says Democrats get all the cool endorsements?
Republican Presidential Contender Mitt Romney has landed the invaluable endorsement by Montgomery Burns, the diabolical millionaire from “The Simpsons.”
It’s always great to see celebrities usin their social power to spread the word about social causes.
But, it warms our hearts even more to see them helping out during major disasters, like Hurricane Sandy.
Take Coco Austin, for example.
Instead of sitting inside, burning candles and doing nothing (like the rest of us), Coco actually went outside and made a YouTube video to show the world what the weather was like in Edgewater, N.J.
In case you weren’t aware, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is kind of a B.A.M.F.
The Republican politician was on “Fox & Friends” after Hurricane Sandy hit, and was asked whether Mitt Romney would be joining him in surveying the damage done to his state.
“I have no idea, nor am I the least bit concerned or interested,” he responded. “I’ve got a job to do here in New Jersey that’s much bigger than presidential politics.”
The Governor has also made waves by publicly commending President Obama on his quick response to the hurricane damage.
Sounds like Mitt might want to kiss any future photo ops in New Jersey good-bye — at least, for the near future.
The candidates have called off the East Coast campaigning out of respect for the 90 m.p.h. witch that is Hurricane Sandy.
But, that doesn’t mean their resources have to sit idle.
Mitt Romney is filling up a campaign bus of basic supplies — like toilet paper, canned goods, and, of course, Ramen noodles — in anticipation of victims stranded by the storm.
They say a picture is worth one thousand words.
So, if you glance up at the above image, then you pretty much know the gist of the story about Eric Hartsburg and his latest tattoo.
But, allow us to give the details. …
Yes, that’s a Romney-Ryan campaign logo tattooed on the 30-year-old Indiana man’s face. Yes, he’s a registered Republican. Yes, he plans on voting for Mitt Romney. But no, he didn’t exactly do this on his own initiative.
You see, Eric’s an enterprising kind of guy and recently posted an ad on eBay — offering to tattoo whatever the winning bidder wanted on to the side of his face.
The polls say that President Obama and Mitt Romney are tied in a dead heat, but in a recent media organization’s dry run of the election the president won in a landslide — among people who aren’t of legal age to vote.
Kelly Clarkson previously announced her support for Ron Paul — and declared that she is “a Republican at heart.”
But, Mitt Romney shouldn’t count on receiving her vote this year.
Kelly recently said that, after watching the debates, she’ll be voting for President Obama.
“I can’t support Romney’s policies as I have a lot of gay friends and I don’t think it’s fair they can’t get married. I’m not a hardcore feminist but we can’t be going back to the ’50s,” she explained.
