#5 Additional tax cuts. Eliminate taxes entirely for those who make less than $30,000. It represents a trivial % of what the government takes in anyway. I realize that's not an entirely conservative point of view (i.e. everyone should pay equally but then again, any % based tax system isn't truly equal either). But any individual in the United States can live on $30,000
But the zealots classify Carbon Dioxide as a pollution gas, yet without it, life would cease to exist on this planet. It's a greenhouse gas as is water vapor in that it absorbs longwave radiation. Methane is also a large component of greenhouse gases so ease up on the Mexican food. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/ju/T_JU/smiles/Cool.gif" border
I've been a conservative all my life -- more of a Goldwater conservative than neo-conservative, though.
True conservatives don't care much for Bush or at least his policies. Whether or not he was fairly elected is kind of beating a dead horse. What's done is done, although we are in dire need of election reform.
I use Linksys and almost everyone I know uses Linksys. I've yet to hear anyone complain about it. My first wireless router was a D-Link. I had problems with it and couldn't get any support from the help line. I was on hold for an hour, then put on hold again. I hung up the phone, returned the router to the store, and exchanged it for the Linksys.
I don't think I've heard anyone say things were better 30 years ago. What was going on in 1976? The economy was in the toilet, we had just gone though impeachment hearings and Nixon resigned in disgrace, we were demoralized from the Vietnam war, disco was emerging as the dominant music, polyester clothes were in style... A few things that were better... gas and housing were a lot cheaper. You could bowl three games for a dollar. Cars were a lot cheaper. You could get a decent used car f
Is this thing on?!!
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