A Cleveland woman has been arrested after surveillance footage caught her driving around a school because she allegedly did not want to wait, Fox 8 reports^[1].

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Shena Hardin, 32, appeared in Cleveland Municipal Court on Tuesday and pleaded not guilty to charges of not stopping for a school bus and reckless operation. She was cited on Sept. 11 for the offenses.

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The Cleveland Public Schools system claims that Hardin regularly drove on the sidewalk to pass the bus. Determined to stop her, the district called the cops who then set up a sting on Sept. 11.

SEE ALSO: Obama Has 70 Percent Of Latino Vote In CNN Poll^[3]

Video on the bus caught Hardin’s car dangerously pass the entrance of a local day-care as she drove by the bus. But this time the cops nabbed her at the corner and arrested her.

“I was very alarmed we are a daycare and we walk the children d

In a desperate attempt to get traction for their flailing candidate Mitt Romney, a conservative website resurfaced a five-year-old video of President Barack Obama praising his former pastor, Rev. Jeremiah Wright. Unfortunately for the right, the fact that the video was re-released to the public says more about the mind-set of some conservatives than the dated video could ever say about President Obama.

SEE ALSO: It’s On! Obama And Romney To Face Off Tonight^[1]

On Tuesday, the Daily Caller republished a video from 2007 of President Obama speaking to a group of Black clergy at Hampton University. At one point, President Obama gives a “shout-out” to Rev. Wright:

“I’ve got to give a special shout-out to my pastor, the guy who puts up with me, counsels me, listens to my wife complain about me. He’s a friend and a great leader. Not just in Chicago, but all across the country,” Mr. Obama said on June 5. “Please everybody, give an extraordinary welcome to my pastor, Dr. Jeremiah Wright Jr.”

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Hey Mitt:

You don’t know who I am nor would you give a single damn if you did given my place in our current tax bracket. But you and I both know that your campaign is about as hot in these streets as a cassette copy of “Please, Hammer, Don’t Hurt ‘Em.” So in light of the debate, I’m here to give you some advice. Take it because it beats what you’ve been getting, if I do say so myself — and I do.

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1. Cash these reality checks.

Will a strong performance magically alter your state in the race? Political BFF Chris Christie would like to argue so, but most with significant knowledge of political history suggest otherwise. Sucks, right? Oh, well, we’re all here to play along, though some play better than others. See the state-by-state polls.

By the way, regarding the recent pledge^[2] you made to “fact check” President Barack Obama, dude, look the man in the mirror and ask him to change his ways before you even dare critique another.

2. Don’t a

DENVER — President Barack Obama (pictured left) and Republican Mitt Romney (pictured) come face to face for the first time in this presidential campaign Wednesday night for a nationally televised debate that will give millions of Americans a chance to size up two fierce competitors in a moment of high-risk theater.

SEE ALSO: Mitt Romney’s Garbage Man Blasts Him In New Ad^[1]

Romney, trailing in polls in a number of key states and running short on time to reverse his fortunes, is angling for a breakout performance in the three 90-minute presidential debates scheduled over the next three weeks.

Obama, well aware that the remaining five weeks of the race still offer enough time for tectonic shifts in his prospects, is determined to avoid any campaign-altering mistakes as he presses his case for a second term.

A pre-debate skirmish Tuesday over Vice President Joe Biden‘s passing reference to “a middle class that has been buried the last four years” demonstrated how just a few words can mushr