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In an interview with John D. Villarreal of Conservative New Media (CNM) after a recent Town Hall, Florida GOP Congressman Allen West responded to a question about him possibly joining a presidential ticket as a VP. His answer? “It’s up to God.“ And someone would have to talk to ”the wife.” “As far as this VP thing, it’s up to God,” he said. “And someone would have to talk to the wife about that and we’d have to pray about that. I doubt I’m going to be the guy that anyone asks for. I think there are a lot of people leading toward Senator [Marco] Rubio.”

John Allen Muhammad, the mastermind of the sniper attacks that terrorized the nation's capital region for three weeks in October 2002, was executed Tuesday.

Now that Tim Allen's playing a dad again, we're thinking about some of our other favorite TV dads, inspiring this list of the actors we’d most love to see back on television in a dad-like role.

How far has Herman Cain fallen? Even controversial South Florida congressman Allen West is kicking him when he's down. About murmurs that Cain is "reassessing" his campaign and thinking about pulling out despite having been the front-runner not so long ago, West went on a Washington, D.C. radio station this morning and called Cain a "distracter."

Facing a backlash of criticism, Tea Party hero Rep. Allen West (R-FL) remains defiant saying he won’t apologize to DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) for his disparaging email in which he called her “vile, unprofessional, and despicable” and “not a lady.” West also told her to, “shut the heck up.” After refusing to apologize on Fox Business Netowrk, he does blame his lack of civility and decorum on something other than himself — and it’s not the English language or a lack thereof.

Some are pointing fingers at the Tea Party for the U.S. downgrade, saying their refusal to allow higher taxes kept Congress from reaching an even larger debt agreement. Even Massachusetts Senator John Kerry (D) had some harsh things to say on NBC’s ‘Meet the Press.’ After listening to those comments, Florida Congressman Allen West (R) says, “I find those comments to be the absolute most insidious thing I’ve ever heard. I think what you continue to see from the Left is them looking for someone to blame. It’s very simple. When we go back to 2007 when the Democrats took over the House and the Senate, the debt at that time was $8.6 trillion. Today, we see the debt at $14.5 trillion. They have to look at themselves and tell themselves they are the ones totally to blame.” In discussing Tim Geithner’s decision to stick around until President Obama’s reelection, West drew an unlikely comparison. “When you open that refrigerator, the lights don’t come on. So, I really think that he should move on and we should have someone else.”

Crocker (66): D. York 11, Zeigenbein 10 ... Senior guard Devon Drew paced Newburg with 20 points while sophomore guard Alan Yelton added 15 points. Cory Porter, a 6-2 junior, had 21 points while 5-9 junior Dalton York added 11 points.