I think Dennis Miller at the DNC vs. say Al Franken at the RNC would be a funny set of columns for USA Today....
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Oh, that reporter was a "major league asshole" and you know it! Big Time.
Of course, a counter argument could be made based on the scale of meddling... but that is more a matter of semantics than anything.
Maybe that's exactly what they want you to think...
Just went to the site and found something interesting... the first name on the list is from: (Jamestown, RI USA, Overseas) hmmmm interesting. And since a citizen of a countr
Honestly, my first reaction to the site was a shrug, just as it be if someone set up a similar site to collect 2 million signatures to influence the French to get rid Chirac. In the history of online petitions, has any ever achieved their goal? I think the idea of them trying to influence our elections is somewhere clo
The true winner here: W.W. Norton... http://www.wwnorton.com/catalog/fall04/032671.htm Edit: The reason why I said the above was I am assuming that the government picked up some of the costs of publishing the report, and since it is so long, if you want to read it, it is probably a lot easier just to buy it rather than download it.</fon
I think the general feeling being expressed here is: Do as we say, not as we do.
And of course, Hobbes didn't advocate relinquishing all your rights to the state... just enough for the state to protect you from your fellow citizens and other countries.
Brad, While we don't always agree in our politics, I must say that you have really enlightened me about the gaming industry, and I was especially interested by your experience with Strategy First, as it puts some of the other stories that I've read/heard about them in the past 2 years into perspective.
Well, there is the whole matter of the U.S. State Department influencing the 1962-3 Canadian Federal Election...so I think it evens out. http://coat.ncf.ca/our_magazine/links/issue43/articles/1962_1963_canada.htm
but apparently the American people have also rejected the conservative ideal of isolationism too.
From the IMDB: Soon-To-Be Owner of Aladdin Hotel Asks Ronstadt To Return Although Bill Timmins, the president of the Aladdin Hotel in Las Vegas, has said that Linda Ronstadt will not be invited to perform there again while he remains in his post, the new owner of the hotel has said that once he takes ov
But the best one of all has to be the US war against Spain in 1898 where we declared war on Spain because one of our ships in Havana harbor blew up (turned out it was due to an accident on the ship). That's it. That was the justification. Over 2,000 Americans died in that "war" and that
This letter/memo was written by the above Aide for her friends. She did not expect it to go throught the internet. Office of Senator Lamar Alexander I am highly doubt that this was actually written as a missive between friends and it wasn't expected to go through the internet. It seems
out of how many executions though?
i agree, not sure what the 1st one means. but i agree that dean and nader are there. kerry and edwards that deep surprised me. happy with bush at last. It means a theoretical candidate that represents 100% of your views, and its used as a baseline for the other candidates... so Howard Dean supposedly ho
2. Cobb, David - Green Party (88%) 3. Nader, Ralph - Independent (83%) 4. Brown, Walt - Socialist Party (76%) 5. Kucinich, Rep. Dennis, OH - Democrat (74%) 6. Sharpton, Reverend Al - Democrat (72%) 7. Dean, Gov. Howard, VT - Democrat (70%) 8. Clark, Retired General Wesley K., AR - Democrat (69%) 9. Moseley-Braun, Former Senator Carol, IL - Democrat (65%) 10. Kerry, Senator John, M
It said I was middle, but my little bar was into the pinkish red.... how'd THAT happen?
Never in my lifetime have I seen the opposing party of someone become so hysterical. Conservatives vs. Clinton was pretty close if not equal to the hysteria.
Here are the 4 main philosophies: Jeffersonian Jacksonian Wilsonian Hamilitonians From another site: Jeffersonian (foriegn policy to protect the US democratic system) - anti-war / cautionary approach; importance of protecting domestic civil liberties; the bl
I'm reading this on the message board of the "Political Machine" website.... I think you are going to be getting some traffic really soon. Great title by the way.
I was a 30, but the test is inaccurate. It failed to include libertarian choices on almost every issue (I had to go the "lesser of two evils" route. Sounds like the american political system to a tee.
I am fully willing to say I am liberal. I have no problem expressing that I am. I would say in some cases its tempered liberalism, but I am a liberal, and I can't deny it. CS- I wonder if people like Bill O'Reilly think they REALLY have no bias.
I got a 13, so on either direction I am a Clinton...