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→ Glad to hear it and hope it changed the American mindset in regard to which car is the right car.
→ Why? Children aren't in short supply
→ The data doesn't seem to correspond with rational criminal behavior.
→ That you are proud of? Impossible. You don't agree with anything.
→ I have a hard time believing that the death of one player will harm the Taliban. History has shown us that there are always others who step up to fill the places of those who have fallen.
→ Why don't we learn from our mistakes? Just months ago weren't economist saying that not everyone should and can own a house. Wasn't the lesson of Bush's housing policies that renting is a wise choice. And now, Obama is following in Bush's footsteps even after...
→ Hmmm....I thought the Obama plan was to move the United States away from oil dependence.
→ This is so depressing.
→ I never cease to be amazed by the fact that drugs, which are not necessary for survival, are so important and powerful in our world. My question: what is at the root of drug popularity? Is it excitement or an escape?
→ I guess the Frenchmen had it coming. Why not, Paris is a city of thrills and lovers' dreams.
→ Global warming is a term that describes a drastic change in the temperatures of the Earth. Increased temperatures cause the ice caps to melt, which in turn floods the ocean with a great deal of cold water. This causes the ocean's currents to change.
→ My question remains, if higher taxes create a better way of life and truly reduce the cost of maintaining one's health, are higher taxes a bad thing?
→ There is no question that everything that Obama hopes to achieve is going to cost way more than is raised by current tax revenue. But, even though the income tax in DC nearly gives me a heart attack every time I get a pay check,...
→ Interesting. I must say though, like Michigan (another possible recipient) Kansas could use the detainees as an economy boost. Jobs would be created and funding would be sent to the state. I can't imagine that Kansas doesn't realize that.
→ I agree, but we can't just hold these people indefinitely. As the saying goes, justice delayed is justice denied. I will be interested to see when action is actually taken.
→ Oh dear, the word is out. Finally, we are starting to analyze why the United States is in such a terrible state at the moment. Maybe there is a chance that we won't go the way of Rome.
→ I'm glad to hear there is a Plan B; it would be a mistake to only have one idea. Especially when the two plans are so closely related. Here is some more of the article which was posted above: "Plan B is no day at the...
→ Always interesting to see what other countries are saying about the US and it's leaders.
→ This is incredibly scary.
→ Though I am holding my breath for a female president, Palin is not the one. I would leave the country if she was elected. But, if she was wise she would not run against Obama but wait until 2016. She has the time.
→ It's about time. Now, what?
→ Justice delayed is justice denied, Martin Luther King Jr once said. I think this can be applied to policy, policy change delayed is policy stagnation. However, there is a balance. We cant rush things. But, when does discussing the right bill turn into stalling.
→ Maybe that's what Americans need. A call to work harder might do the trick, although I can't imagine those who already work over forty-hour weeks doing much more.
→ I think everyone knows the tax systems needs to be restructured. But can't we stop saying it needs to be and actually do it? Let's see some action. Any motion is better than this state of all talk and no progress.
→ Scary that such a radical group has enough power that the GOP has to address it. It reminds me of the other radical groups that have caused trouble -- Nazis and the Taliban-- I don't imagine the movement will last much longer or ever be...
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