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i get your point. not to go off topic, but on this particular part... i don't know anyone who expects the president to be an atheist, but i know plenty of devout religious people who don't want a president with a strong religious agenda would also add that one doesn't necessarily have to be...

sure, doesn't make much difference if he means it or just says it to exploit certain voters. it's exactly the type of shit i hope to avoid in the next pres - tho i do understand that religious extremists are a growing constituency in the country... so i can see why ppl come out defending it

i've been meaning to mark up a long term chart of the USD with each presidential period highlighted. bush and his father both drew on the wealth of ordinary people for political gain amazing, there are still people out there who buy into the idea that one party is inherently better than the...

there's no way i'd consider voting for mike huckabee. his bandwagon approach to Ron Paul policies is far down the list. the guy wants to ammend the constitution to 'reflect god's standards' which seems extremist and arrogant to me. <object width="425" height="355"><param name="movie"...

Is it just me or did Mike Huckabee take this part of his platform directly from Ron Paul? I'd believe his whole tax stance a lot more if he'd thought of it himself.

if there were a holy grail, it would probably be something along the lines of ignoring impulses to believe/declare that you have, or will ever conquer the market with some perpetually effective, signal based methodology that's not even a grail, more like a basic foundational requirement...

do you assume that every experience you have is a fact of human existence? if everyone you know agrees with you, does that make something a fact? is it possible that you're not seeing the entire picture?

thank you. i was going to chime in but you hit it on the head racism is a cognitive error

slurs that are commonly accepted as offensive derogatory language are below the level of serious productive discourse. anne coulter isn't civil. she sells hate, whether one buys her opinions or not i guess it's nothing new. the world has seen plenty of general hate. someone will forgive...

imho it's going to take someone relatively disassociated from the normal sort of political capital that mainstream politicians deal in, to stop the cycle we're so deep in. any politician can show up and borrow from the future to sustain the appearance of a healthy economy during his term...

it's sort of ironic that so many of the same everyday americans who can't be bothered to notice or defend against the political looting of our country ... somehow think they're intrinsically superior to every other citizenry on the planet

quikclot ...on a scratch

in 1980 i think silver had something like 20 consecutive limit down sessions. but that's silver

by vigorously studying their legal obligations?

unfortunately, i agree and have felt that way for a long time. money is increasingly the primary medium of representation in our society

good. express your feelings. get it out when you're calm, let's discuss the content of your opinion. lemme know

One thing I would expect any reasonable American to desire... an administration that would assist and support an objective investigation of a crime like 911, rather than stifle and resist one. 911 has become the premise for such drastic change in our society and the world. It's very...

Also perhaps a bit revealing in a more subtle way. Observe the photograph selection for each candidate in the NYT profiles. http://politics.nytimes.com/election-guide/2008/candidates/index.html Most of them are flattering, optimistic looking, chin-up, smiling shots. Paul? Depicted...

Indeed it looks like they did. I'm surprised and really happy to see that. I also noticed yesterday and this morning that he wasn't mentioned in any of the NYT online stories covering NV and SC. Even the story directly discussing each candidate's showing in NV. All I found was a one...

(and the energy and defense industries)