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:) With the money that he's raised I think he's okay with that.

Sounds reasonable. Contrast that with Cheney, who in 2001 signed an legal agreement which forced his trust to make a charitable contribution, and so in 2005 gave an amazing $6.87 miliion and took advantage of the Katrina Emergency Tax Relief Act (KETRA), donating it to a charity which had...

If she used her private email to avoid oversight on her state business do you think she'll be sanctioned? I think not. Oh wait, that's not an "if."

Actually that's exactly what he does during his "interviews" Here's some of what he "asked": HANNITY: Governor, thank you for being with us. HANNITY: All right. You said when you were asked to be Senator McCain's running mate that you didn't hesitate, you didn't blink. Tell us about...

"Values voters" should stop voting for values and start voting for brains.

I don't know, tell us. Do tell. He's in a free market, as he can easily relocate. He chooses to pay the taxes in exchange for the services.

Then there's the whole issue that McCain has zero private experience, while Obama has worked in the public and private sector. Plus as a lawyer, author, professor, organizer, director, state senator and senator. Which actually buttresses your point that he's profoundly creative and driven.

:) Insight like that comes in old age, usually at the pea section of a Country Kitchen 5:00pm buffet line. Other insights revealed at that age are: "why don't they serve more corn?" and "I've lost my belt." Sounds like he's plenty smart, but said something with great detail that you...

Why on earth would you think that?

I do expect a leader to have all this stuff memorized. It's their job.

Because he was also the White House budget director under Clinton. Probably not, as the contributions were not from FNMA but "its individual members or employees or owners, and those individuals' immediate families."

The bottom half, and let me explain why: The planet of the top half will have a currency which has no value as everyone is "rich" which devalues the currency. In other words, the "rich" planet will all be poor. They will have no income, because they've lost their workers. They will...

Wow. Reminds me of Bush's inability to name four leaders of four hotspots around the globe.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=afHE5JQEJyII&refer=home Sept. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Islamic terrorists targeted the U.S. Embassy in Yemen's capital, Sana'a, blowing up a car outside the entrance to the compound and killing 16 people in the second attack against the...

Okay, I just did. Nothing in my post is out of context. Jefferson writes specifically about separation between church and state. Ron Paul says that doesn't count, and it's only one way, that the separation is to keep the state out of the church not vice versa. Which is not what Jefferson...

Okay, so I ask then, what experiments have been run or theories advanced that have successfully used the knowledge base of ID to predict a mutation in advance of its discovery? If you're not feeling wordy you can write "none" and be done with it.

“Look here, for three years now I have been coming to look for fruit on this fig tree and finding none. Cut it down: why should it be taking up the ground?” “Sir,” the man replied, “leave it one more year and give me time to dig round it and manure it: it may bear fruit next year...

Public adoptions require no lawyer at all. And in fact most states give a $2000 credit to defray public adoption costs. If your friend spent $70,000+ on lawyers fees for adoption that's quite impressive. Korea has some of the most strict parental requirements. Your error, and...

Hard to say, but here are some of the services he uses and must pay for: Roads, which give the companies he owns a method of conveyance Homeland Security, which gives him a stable country to trade and do business SEC, which helps regulate the businesses he owns, and helps regulate the...

"Another means of silently lessening the inequality of property is to exempt all from taxation below a certain point, and to tax the higher portions of property in geometrical progression as they rise." --Thomas Jefferson to James Madison, 1785.