Who Won Dancing With The Stars 2011

Who Won Dancing With The Stars 2011, The 2011 winner of Dancing with the Stars (DWTS) has just been announced and, as with every season, there are mixed opinions as to whether the right person won.

Ricki Lake, JR Martinez and Rob Kardashian have been dancing their asses off over the past 10 weeks in an effort to win the coveted mirror-ball trophy but only one couple can take home gold. So, who was it?

Who Won Dancing with the Stars 2011?

As we mentioned just minutes ago, JR Martinez and Karina Smirnoff won DWTS 2011. The real question is whether they belong in the ranks of Kelly Monaco, Jennifer Grey, Helio Castroneves and Nicole Scherzinger. Keep in mind, this is not only the first win for JR but also the first win for Karina – she has never won a mirror-ball trophy until tonight.

I think the answer to that question is YES!

JR has been a true inspiration since the moment he stepped on the dance floor 10 weeks ago. He remained positive, even after enduring an injury during the semi-finals – but enduring hardship is not something JR is stranger to.

JR is a true hero and Karina is a true inspiration on the dance floor. The professional dancer put her wedding on hold so she could dedicate 100 percent of her time to winning this season. And she did it!

Now that the winner has been revealed, tell me, do you think the right person was crowned DWTS champ this season?

George Soros

George Soros, George Soros has long been the bane of Republican politicians funnel huge dollars to Democrats and liberal causes.
But now, his son Alexander launches into the game, too.

A new study by the Center for Responsive Politics found that Alexander Soros – a graduate student who received his BA from the University of New York in 2009 – has helped 73,800 and Democratic candidates in federal elections to date in the election cycle.

Soros has contributed to the young liberal political action committees such as the League of Conservation Voters and Planned Parenthood and the Democratic members of Congress, including Representatives Dan Maffei and John Hall, both of New York.

“The elections are important, and I have the resources,” Soros said the research organization non-profit. “Although I am disappointed in the Democratic Party and the political process in general, it is not in question my mind that the country – and the world -. Will be better if the Democrats retain control ”

The Center noted that Soros was the largest donor in a typically miserly
Class people who list their occupation as “student” in campaign filings.
Overall, students are mostly following the example Soros for Democrats. The Democratic National Committee has risen and 428,600 students since the beginning of the election cycle, compared to lean Republican National Committee and 18,400.

The Center found ten students – many son and daughters of wealthy business people – who have contributed over 30,000 to federal candidates this year. One of them contributed a dime to Republicans:

Millbury Ohio

Millbury Ohio:severe storms and tornadoes have caused several deaths throughout the south increase, reduction and the creation of several homes in Mississippi and causing damage to a chemical plant in Louisiana and the shipyard, while killing at least 10 people and injuring dozens more.

The storm damage is so bad that Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour has called for a complete occlusion of Yazoo County, while at least 15 other counties are reporting damage.

The governor told CNN on Saturday

“It’s very, very bad storm and unfortunately we have fatalities,” and added “You could have gotten inside the cupboard at home and have not yet been saved.”

The storm, which moved from Louisiana to west-central Mississippi, while heading to Alabama, damaged in a 3 / 4 mile wide stretch along the path of storms.

Among the victims was five people, including two children in Choctaw County, four people in Yazoo County and one person in Holmes County.

In Yazoo City Mayor McArthur Straughter estimated that 15-20 buildings have been damaged

In Madison, Louisiana, at least a dozen people suffered cuts, broken bones and several others injured when the storm destroyed the city, causing massive destruction, including a chemical plant and a shipyard in Port Tallulah. [More:] MSNBC