This selects all Democrats on the ticket, regardless of experience, relevancy to the position, or who the best person for the position is. This is only one step above not voting. Such partisanship is mostly for the lazy. <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center bgColor=#FFF394 class="mb-Body-Quote-
The same Republicans that are ballancing the budget today? Bush has been the leader in big spending, and he was not part of the balanced budget movement of the 1990's as far as I know. Supposedly the plan is to reign in spending starting next year. Didn't you hear the outrage over a leaked memo projecti
How does the NDP justify a massive tax increase on the top income bracket?
I think the Republicans had a plank in 88 dedicated to "no new taxes." Then Vice-President Bush said, "Read my lips: No new taxes". This personal promise had a much greater affect than the party platform. Clinton did look at polls. Still, the issue of balancing the budget was one that was broug
The result of fines like this will be higher consumer prices (advertisers will pay more to help defray these fines and they in turn will pass the cost along to you) I doubt that. Most TV programs are not fined on a regular basis, if at all.
. He's not someone, it would seem, with particular enthusiasm for honest and practical solutions such as? Kerry, like Clinton, would show alot more concern for ballancing
Arrogant does not mean inappropriate.
I don't think that Kerry offers much on the issues I disagree with Bush on. I don't think Kerry will reduce social domestic spending. I don't think he will expand the military or make major improvements to the intelligence community.
Why is school vouchers a cultural issue and not an educational issue? This is a good article that raises many important issues.
How do define "take over completely"? I would define it as the US military is not responsible for day to day security operations other than US property. As for the exit s
I think Jay has a good point: someone who is a CEO probably has more they can offer with their time than simply bagging groceries.
It has always been law that you need to carry a photo ID in public if you are over 18. Are you sure about this? I have not heard of such a law.
Mr. K: Primarily, I would meet with Arafat and Sharon on neutral soil — perhaps in Istanbul or Zurich — and persuade them that the conflict has accomplished nothing but blood-shed and that a series of concurrent compromise must be put into play. For starters, I would suggest that Jerusalem be declared an inter-faith city with int
and with bowling for columbine, moore did not make anything up. he did the same as he is doing with this new movie, he's taking facts and drawing conclusions. Moore is a master of using the medium of film to mislead people. Bowling for Columbine didn't say explicitly that you could walk into a bank, sig
no clearly defined purposes or exit strategy and a vaguely humanitarian reasoning for what we would like to do there There is a clearly defined purpose and exit strategy. The purpose is to provide security for Iraq until an Iraqi security force can take over completely, and the exit strategy is for Iraq
country where its people are made to suffer under a goverment should be removed by force if need be and America is one of many countries in the position to do that. Many countries? I think the US is the only country that can project overwhelming military force anywhere on the globe. It would b
It's about a whole people having their sovereign state taken away from them and given to a people that they have been opposed to for thousands and thousands of years... no referendum, no vote... just 'these guys were here 40000 years ago, lets give it to them... never mind who is here now..." What sover
I think this would be great. One thing that would be nice about getting discount games from Drengin is that you don't have to worry so much about buying "dud" games because with the subscription you aren't paying for a particular game.
Does this mean you're voting for Nader?
If someone is too lazy to vote, I would rather they didn't vote.
Yeah, there were cutting edge gadgets back then, but it seems like there are more things now that involve an ongoing monthly bill, whereas just buying something is a one time expense. I do agree that a demand for lower prices has driven a search for lower wages, and there are some negative consequences of that.
The "average family" seems to have many more material goods than people had in the "good old days". Multiple TVs, multiple cars, cable/satellite TV, computer(s), internet access, dishwashers, air conditioning, bigger homes, convenience food, eating out more, etc.
I think more than a question of size, it's a question of time and reliability. I would be willing to start a download at night and leave it running while I was sleeping and at work the next day if I was reasonably sure the download would be successful.
My guess is Edwards because he is young and energetic.
I don't know if 2/3 of Congress wants it, but a Republican Congress did vote to give it to a Democratic President. I'm not sure if forcing pork to be more transparent would be more effective than a line item veto.
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