With Scotts®, a greener lawn is a snap!

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When you have the great fortune of living in a great neighborhood, as I do it’s a great thing.  But when that fortune plants your needy lawn between two perfect carpets of green, as mine does, you need some help.

That’s where Scotts® Snap® Spreader System can help.  Now you can get that beautiful lawn without all the mess and measuring.  With Scotts Snap Spreader system, literally all you have to do is Snap, Lock and Go!

The time to get started is now.  With a much milder than normal winter here in the Richmond area daffodils are popping up, trees are budding and the grass is starting to grow.

Sure you can spend hours figuring out the measurements and the amounts and the mixture you need to spread on your lawn.  Or you can use the no mess, no guess spreader system found in Scotts® Snap® Spreader System.  The Snap Pac fits right on the Snap Spreader.  There’s nothing you have to cut, open or pour out of heavy bags.  Since it saves on the spilling and waste it can also save on the associated swear words!

The proper flow-rate is set automatically and you don’t have to worry about Spreader settings.  The unique EdgeGuard keeps the product where you want it to go and not in your driveway or on the sidewalk.  Removal and storage is easy because the Snap Pac self-seals when you’re done.

Check out the Scotts® Snap® Spreader System and be sure to like Snap perks on Facebook.  They’ll keep you up to date on Scotts promotions and contests.

 

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As Governor, George Allen cut taxes by $600 million

In contrast, that’s about the amount Tim Kaine tried to raise them. Except for the billion vs. million part.

Politifact rates Allen’s claim as true: George Allen says he cut $600 million in taxes as governor

Our ruling:

George Allen said more than $600 million in taxes were cut during his governorship.

We came up with $676.1 million in cuts, although we should point out that some of these reductions took place over six years. Allen, however, never qualified the time period for the tax cuts. And he arguably could have added other reductions to his list.

We rate his statement True.

In stark contrast, Tim Kaine did everything he could to raise taxes by an estimated $4 (Politifact) to $6 (Allen’s esimate) BILLION.

That’s Bee-Eye-Double-El-Eye-Oh-En!!!!!

Thankfully because he was out on the Obama cheerleading circuit as Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, Kaine was only a part time Governor.

I shudder to think what he would’ve tried if he actually showed up for work all the time.

Cross posted to Bearing Drift.