Deference

Deference

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I am also against 'nation building', am pro-border security (to the hilt), and fiscally conservative, however, I do not commit off-hand smear comment against a Senator simply because he happens to be Republican, which is what I suspect happened in this case in regards to your comment: I agree this is a dumb move by Sen. Crowell. Either that, or you simply misread, which can happen to the best of us. So, Col, are you for cameras at intersections? How

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I agree this is a dumb move by Sen. Crowell. In addition to terrorism, we need these cameras to help fight crime. These cameras could help defend someone that was photographed in another location by a camera. *ahem* *cough* Sir. I'm backing Sen. Crowell's stand against cameras at intersections. Please re-read, and if you find that you still support cameras at intersections and corrupt companies taking over governmental roles you m

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Given the fact that the President is at the center of most important issues, HOW would one remove him? That's very true, the Presidency touches upon many issues and can be applied to most any, but framing every single issue around the Presidency and seating every topic within the lap of the president is incredibly narrow and disallows you the flexibility to argue points, persuade audiences, etc., etc. . I think you're already

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Sen. Jason Crowell (R) of Cape Girardeau (jer-ar-do) is aiming at passing a bill that will bring down cameras mounted at intersections monitoring motorists. Sen. Crowell's bill will deny local governments the authority to install cameras as well as ban the installation of new ones. Crowell lists a variety of reasons as to why the bill is import

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We need to have this discussion (a discussion, not just a series of sarcastic zingers) and sort out what risks we as a country are willing to take. - Daiwa Thank you for a human answer, Daiwa. I appreciate your attitude and fully agree with you.

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Great post. Many American presidents have abused their authority and have issued democracy-destroying executive orders. Presidents have routinely made the habit of consolidating self-declared power to the executive branch. Here's the list which begins with Hoover and ends with Bush the 43rd. JFK was one of the first to sign in dictatorial powers following WWII with Nixon consolidating them, Carter Amending them, and Clinton cementing them. http://www.archi

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Ah, special interest groups, PACS, lobbyists, unions - some great things happen when people band together, eh? I don't think this is any particular smear on 'Christian Conservatives' in fact, I'm certain that the members of this group wear this achievement as a badge of honor and receive hails from their supporters. It's good to see that some people are active in changing their America - that I like. Considering what cause one is sup

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As a rule it is just the opposite on the Supreme Court--most start out conservative and mellow into liberalism. You called that! I should have mentioned such a major exception. I fully agree and expect zero argument from anyone on that point. Good job Steve!

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Well, that is one way to look at them! I just find it funny they dont let a few conservatives in so that they can actually have something to sink their teeth into! Instead of just rending their clothes. The site seems to serve as an outlet for it's members to share like-minded rants and do anything but celebrate 'diversity' or, at least,diverse thought. Incredibly anti-productive on their part. Someone's ideology has less to do with skill in debating than whether t

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Most older people that I know have declared their more youthful days to be extremely 'liberal' and have noted an increased turn to 'conservativism' as they've grown older. I'm certain much of this has to do with age and their desire for a status quo they feel is appropriate. I'm also certain that with experience dealing with the English language, arguments, and general knowledge they are much more articulate debaters to a particular degree.<B

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Seems there is a positive bump in poll numbers for El Busho. But, then, poll numbers don't count since they're always skewed and only represent the opinions of a minute portion of the populace - right Island Dog? Seriously, I believe in the bump in approval ratings regarding the economy - I'm surprised they're not higher. If everyone here truly believed everyone else in Amer

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Great article Gideon, as usual. I believe there are some who dream of a day when all our purchases are catalogued and inventoried to help deal with persons utilizing their purchase freedoms. Those same people have no problems with a government entity excercising total information awareness to - you know - help keep us safe - from ourselves.

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Perhaps the MSM see this as a human interest story. I am also offended, and just happen to be against the death penalty. the ghouls are the ones who enacted the laws ...oh yes - they too...

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