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Which is one of the best things about it.

Overall, I agree with Ron Christie’s argument in the Daily Beast on “how to really empower black voters nationwide.” The former special assistant to President George W. Bush and deputy assistant to Vice President Dick Cheney says, “Republicans need a positive message for people of color...

I think that's covered under 1, 2, 3, 6, and 7. Praise Jesus.

"Believe in the People" is my favorite. Or let them die. Whatever. :cool:

If only . . .

College-educated supporters of the tea party might change their political tune if they mingled more with those less educated than themselves. Researchers from the University of Notre Dame said college graduates are more likely to support tea party ideas if they live in counties characterized...

GOP’s George Costanza moment: The “Moops” doctrine and the war on Obamacare

I don't expect everyone to get the point. :cool:

Jesse's being a bit naive. It isn't blacks who are mowing down school children or tossing bombs into crowds or blowing up Federal buildings.

Thank goodness racial prejudice is no longer an issue: Vine User Blasts Employees Following Him Around Stores In Best Possible Way

I'll bet those women in the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory were eager.

But your answer was better and more complete. :)

Good one. :)

Speaking of tolerance: Anti-Abortion Activists Freak Out Over Shop's Planned Parenthood Ice Cream Flavor

A poll released Tuesday found that a vast majority of Republicans say they would not be able to live off the minimum wage. A survey conducted by the Democratic-leaning Public Policy Polling on behalf of Americans United for Change and the Center for American Progress Action Fund found that 69...

Glad to have been of service.

The problem arises in trying to combine the two. We have yet to work that out.

None of which addresses what I said, but since you're now into name-calling, I'll assume that you have nothing left. You have yourself a nice day.

Actually, I said nothing about wags, though I like them.

"We all"? Unless you can provide evidence that "everyone" agrees on exactly what the Constitution says and what it means (is every Supreme Court decision unanimous?), then the requirement to "abide" by it is meaningless. If you don't understand that, there's no point in continuing this.