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Competition does have its merits sometimes, especially when it could get you a free burrito. Boloco and Qdoba are fighting for customers today, encouraging deal seekers to trek through the snow for a warm burrito...
...Boloco, there is no avoiding paying for a burrito (of any size), bowl, salad, or wrap, but if you buy something today, you can bring your receipt back on Thursday or Friday for a free meal of equal or lesser value...
According to an e-mail sent to its customers, Boloco is also promising that if 6,058 people make purchases at its New England restaurants today, the chain will celebrate its 13th Anniversary with a “Free Burrito...
...Administration's approach on security, they win with the public. Americans approve of Obama when he gets tough on terrorists, as he did in the wake of the attempted bombing of a U.S. airliner on Christmas Day. His numbers for handling terrorism went up 4 points in a USA Today-Gallup poll after he demanded a shake-up in the intelligence and security systems following the Christmas Day attempt, and his handling of the incident was viewed favorably by 57% to 39% of respondents to a CNN poll...
...published Tuesday in USA Today, John Brennan, the top White House counterterrorism aide, chastised members of Congress for "misrepresenting the facts to score political points" in their criticism of the handling of Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the Christmas Day bomber. Then he added what looked like a political attack of his own. "Politically motivated criticism and unfounded fear-mongering only serve the goals of al-Qaeda," Brennan wrote. Predictably, this caused another round of criticism, with Missouri Senator Kit Bond, the ranking Republican on the Intelligence Committee, responding by announcing that Brennan is part of a "political mess at the White...