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The following is a very interesting editorial article where the commentator explores what would happen if the State of Texas were to succeed from the United States, as some of its more conservative, radical right wingers have suggested. It's quite the interesting read, really.
http://www.alternet.org/teaparty/149...y/?page=entire Comments?? It makes me really wonder what these so called "Conservatives" who aren't wealthy, but who are actually what might be considered "poor" or socioeconomically below the middle class line would do, if they got what they *think* they want. :| ~Theo~ :bouquet: |
Excellent article Theo. I've been attempting to talk about similar things in a different thread to no avail.
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LOVE IT!
i saw this plan... fact is great... you know he is too dumb to stay in the country forever!
GENEVA -- Activists vowed yesterday that former President George W. Bush would face a torture case against him whenever he travels outside the United States. Human-rights groups had planned to lodge a Swiss criminal case against Bush yesterday, before his address to a Jewish charity in Geneva on Feb. 12. Organizers canceled his speech last weekend, invoking security concerns. But the Manhattan-based Center for Constitutional Rights and the Berlin-based European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights issued what they called a preliminary "indictment" to prosecute Bush abroad for the alleged torture of terrorism suspects in US custody. http://www.nypost.com/rw/nypost/2011...1--300x300.jpg GEORGE W. BUSH Travel warning. "This is our way of putting him on notice," said Katherine Gallagher, senior staff attorney at the Center for Constitutional Rights. |
Half Of GOP Primary Voters Wrongly Say Obama Non-U.S. Born: Poll
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and no repudiation (or refudiation -- haha) from Rep. Brown (R)
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Losing Our Way
I'm not sure if this is the best place to post this, but Bob Hebert's last column for the NY Times pretty much sums up the state of affairs in the U.S. for me.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/26/op...2N+ogOC9Y%2FVQ |
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Conservative Think Tank Seeks Michigan Profs' Emails About Wisconsin Union Battle ... And Maddow
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From Bob Herbert's last post, Losing Our Way, in the N.Y. Times (Thanks Bulldog for the heads up), these words in particular caught my attention:
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Call me cynical if you like, but it is from my years of being an observer of national & international politics over a long period of time that I've come to that conclusion. Over that same period of time, I've been busy in my professional life working in non-profit agencies to deliver healthcare & mental health services to youngsters & their families, whose lives have been stuck in generational poverty, mental illness, various addictions, domestic violence and child abuse. All problems that increase during times of economic recession. |
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I read this article earlier this morning and was disturbed by what I read. My thought was "If you are not scared, you should be." Now if we could only FOIA for corporate, private sector emails from the banks, Wall Street, and others. |
I just finished watching "Casino Jack and the United States of Money".... a documentary on Jack Abramoff, Tom Delay, Bill Nye, and various other examples of corruption in human form. I am amazed at the way they followed Abranoff's beginning in college as part of the new republicans seeking to unseat the rule making, regulation making, liberal democrat rule at the time. Then to follow his career as both an influence and influencer who often played both sides of the street. And those policiticans, charged and uncharged who were cozy with his ruthless pursuit of money tactics. It was sobering. |
One for you, Seven for me.
Bristol Palin’s Nonprofit Paid Her Seven Times What It Spent On Actual Teen Pregnancy Prevention Quote:
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Almost half of Mississippi Republicans would ban interracial marriage
Americans nationwide are evenly divided over the issue of same sex marriage.
But Republicans in Mississippi are divided over a wholly different wedlock issue: interracial marriage. In a PPP poll released Thursday, a 46% plurality of registered Republican voters said they thought interracial marriage was not just wrong, but that it should be illegal. 40% said interracial marriage should be legal. http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2...al.php?ref=fpb |
This country is going to hell in a hand basket on steroids.
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LOL Corkey, that is what the anti-gay rights, anti civil right folks are saying about the progress us queers are making!!!
This is my first visit to this thread. There is SO MUCH head spinning political shit going on right now that I feel like I have whip lash EVERY day! I am pretty old and have been interested in politics my whole life and can remember nothing like the shit that is going on now. Amazing! Horrifying! Head Spinning! Smooches, Keri |
maybe this will be the end of him
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