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He's not going to touch Wall Street. The vast majority of Wall Street types who are politically active are democrats. Goldman Sachs employees donated to Obama at something like 5 to 1 over McCain. Chicago based funds donated to Obama at something like 10 to 1 over McCain. In 2004 Wall Street...

There is actually more money in selling a good product. If your product is not that good people figure it out very quickly and they do not trust you. It's not easy to get a person to buy from you once, but if you provide them with a valuable service it's very easy to get them to buy from you...

Just to give you guys a few more idea's of how much money can be made on the internet. I've got a friend who is one of the top guys in niche marketing on the internet. He dropped out of school the day he turned 16 and worked as a logger in Northern California for 10 years. In 2002 he started...

It's not that hard to do. I seriously doubt he has CTA's and Hedge Funds signed up. I have a friend who had a poker site where he sold a course on winning at online poker, did a few online seminars per year and a couple of week long mentoring programs. He was bringing down nearly $500,000 a...

In person mentoring is also just about the easiest pitch in the world. The person can come down and sit right beside you and see what you are doing live and in real time. I never had to sell it when I offered it. We had a guest house so I'd just let them stay with us for the week and we would...

I've never talked to John before but I am familiar with his site. A friend of my from HS has become very good friends with is partner Hubert via Yanik Silver's marketing and mastermind groups. By what I have heard John and Hurbert have varifiable income of over a quarter million dollars per...

It would be nice if people would learn to understand what they read before they comment on it. He did not say changing laws is a slippery slope, laws are changed all the time. He said changing laws in a court is a dangerous path, nothing about changing laws.

I think your doing a pretty good job of showing yourself to be the one that we need a break from.

Just because I did not vote for Obama hardly means I voted for McCain. When the choice is really between the less of two bad things (and this was the first time I have ever thought the presidential election was) then I obstain in that vote. I voted for my congressional reps and for local...

No, I did not vote for him in 2004. Watch what happens kill, if a significant portion of the left continues to hold onto the bitterness and hate that you are showing Obama's Presidency will not live up to it's potential and will go down as just as much of a failure as Bush's will.

That's not what I said dumb ass. I will always admit that I did not vote for Obama in 2008. Why though would I hope for anything but the best for America? I am an American and want the best for my country, that means I hope that whoever our President is turns out to be great. What the hell is so...

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In a democracy two wolves and a lamb get to decide what is for dinner. Liberty is when a well armed lamb opposes the tyranny of the majority.

I think we should come home from Iraq, but we also don't have any business still being Germany and Italy's army, or Canada's too.

I think that the social issue votes this year have been very interesting, and it makes me wonder how much to the left the country really did shift. In California who would have thought that they would ban gay marriage, in Arkansas the proposition to prohibit anyone who's not married from...

I think that the social issue votes this year have been very interesting, and it makes me wonder how much to the left the country really did shift. In California who would have thought that they would ban gay marriage, in Arkansas the proposition to prohibit anyone who's not married from...

I never said you were, I think you have me confused with other people or should reread my posts. I did not want Obama to win, but now that he has I think that what is most important is for all of us to work together.

Trust me that it's anything but helpful from the child's viewpoint.

I am completely appalled by the following "act" on the Arkansas ballot. As an unmarried former foster parent , I am simply disgusted that people who would never even consider taking in these kids themselves would vote for such an Act when the need for foster families is now greater than ever...

Don't let the door hit you in the ass.