Janet Jackson: All For You- Adelaide, Australia (2011)

Source:Janet Jackson- Up Close and Personal from Adelaide, Australia, in 2011.

Janet Jackson All For You Adelaide 2011. Janet from the front row" 

Source:Elle

Forget Janet Jackson's music for a moment, (no offense) because I can just watch her perform by dancing and see her move around on stage. She's got both one of the sexiest and cutest bodies around. At least for a short American woman. She's got a very athletic body and looks like she's probably in the gym most of the time that she's not performing in public either on a talk show, being interviewed somewhere, or performing in concert. 

I could watch Janet dance and move without her music or any music, because she's so entertaining as a dancer. And I mean that both with her as a professional dancer and sexually speaking. Great body, great style, great moves, great outfit with the black Levi's, the black t-shirt, the military boots. 

It's been said that most guys just want to see women wearing tight t-shirts and tight jeans and from my perspective that would be both denim and leather jeans. Janet Jackson is a great example of why American men at least, love sexy women in t-shirts and tight jeans and I would add boots. Because that's the perfect outfit for a woman like Janet to show off her body and how hard she works to stay in shape and look great. And she's got this look down. 

ABC Evening News: ‘Ted Kennedy’s Potential Run For President in 1972’

Source:ABC News- if you are one of the 3 people who don't recognize these cars: (ha, ha) those are d-model Citroens, which are French luxury cars.

“In this clip, ABC goes over the rumors of Ted Kennedy’s possible run in 1972, It did not happen. Also discussed is the Vietnam peace treaty and action and Vietnam.”

From E-Fan 

Senator Ted Kennedy was still way too controversial to run for president in 1972. He wasn’t ready to run for president and was happy in the Senate being a Senator and being one of the largest voices in Congress, (at least in the Democratic Party) gaining seniority and influence in what happens in the Senate and Congress as a whole, where he had a lot of friends in both the Senate and House.

I sort of see Ted Kennedy as his generation’s Paul Ryan, as someone who could have done more things outside of Congress, but was happy in Congress. Paul Ryan, now Chairman of the House Budget Committee, Ted Kennedy, long time Chairman and Ranking Member of the Labor Committee. Plus, he had personal issues he was still dealing with in his family, including his wife.

There was never much reason for Ted Kennedy to really ever run for president. He never actually wanted the job, again because of how successful and happy he was in Congress being such a powerful Senator who had so much to do with so much important legislation that came out of Congress.

Senator Kennedy’s 1979-80 presidential run showed that being president was not something he wanted, when he couldn’t even answered the point-blank question from CBS News’s Roger Mudd: “Why do you want to be president?’

Senator Kennedy wouldn’t have won in 72 even if he did run and win the nomination, because of how divided the Democratic Party was between their mainstream Progressives and their New-Left that George McGovern represented. Ted Kennedy, made the right decision not running in 72 and he shouldn’t have run in 1979-80 either. 

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