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How University Of Alabama Sororities Kept Black Women From Joining University of Alabama students will return to campus this fall with an integrated Greek system for the first time. 2013 was host to a massive controversy when it was revealed traditionally white sororities at the public...

Anyone who's opened an article about Rep. Scott DesJarlais (R-Tenn.) in the past two years has read the same thing in the opening paragraph: DesJarlais, a physician and outspoken opponent of reproductive rights, is a serial philanderer who has slept with some of his patients, and pressured one...

You really ought to dial back the caffeine. And I say this out of genuine concern. :cool:

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You're going to lose anyway so why keep repeating the same statistics re deaths of children over and over again? I'm content to wait.

If it disturbs you, you should contact the author of the article and let him know.

Lucrum's dog-and-pony show. :)

I hate it when they waste wontons. Especially the ones filled with cream cheese.

Probably not a good idea to try to explain the Atlantic Conveyor.

But wait! There's more! Christian radio host: Ebola could end “atheism, homosexuality, sexual promiscuity, pornography and abortion” “If Ebola becomes a global plague, you better make sure the blood of Jesus is upon you, you better make sure you have been marked by the angels so that...

And the hits just keep on comin': An ad for a "Bean Feed" GOP fundraiser includes a picture of a dancing bean wearing a sombrero

Theodore Wafer Found Guilty Of Second-Degree Murder In Death Of Renisha McBride So I guess it's not okay to kill coloreds whenever one feels like it after all.

You may want to make a renewed effort to explain the difference between climate and weather ("Oh, it's Winter; it's Cold; Global Warming is a Hoax!"). Or not. Probably wouldn't penetrate.

And WAY bigger than FoxNews.

. . . states that opted to expand Medicaid and set up their own health insurance exchanges under the Affordable Care Act showed the biggest drops in their uninsured rates. Kansas chose to do neither. Kansas Health Institute

The decision to become insured has always rested in the hands of the uninsured. The insured are already insured. As to the hardship exemptions from the mandate, that's been there from the beginning. You may be able to clap your hands with glee at some point in the near future, but this isn't it.

I hope everything works out according to plan.

That is probably the dumbest statement you've ever made. If my child shoots himself or a sibling or a friend with my gun, statistics are my least concern.

That they may be exempt from the mandate has nothing to do with whether or not they have signed up or will do so.