blacks in America are "super human" because they were bred that way. But anyone who has fooled around with genetics knows it almost always reverts back to the mean.
Who is the best for 2016
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Same here.
Anything on TV? maybe PBS? I'm not much to listen to radio talk shows; radios were made for music.
walker on Top... in Iowa
I think this is good thing...
Bush on bottom...
Isn't amazing how much of the media act like Bush is going to be the nominee after Romney drops out.
Is that because they know something or is it because they are told to be a certain way?
http://www.breitbart.com/big-govern...scott-walker-top-choice-for-iowa-republicans/
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker is the top choice for president in 2016 among Republican voters in Iowa, surging past a crowded field of rivals to take the lead in a Bloomberg/Des Moines Register poll of prospective Republican candidates for president.
In the poll, released on Saturday night, Walker was the first choice of 15 percent of respondents in the poll, up from 4 percent when the poll was conducted in October. Walker bested Kentucky Senator Rand Paul, who was at 14 percent. Mitt Romney was in third at 13 percent; the poll was taken from Monday to Thursday, before he announced his withdrawal from the race. Ex-Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee was in fourth with ten percent of voters’ support.
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee received ten percent, and former neurosurgeon Ben Carson got nine percent.
Jeb Bush, who is viewed as the GOP’s establishment choice, was only preferred by eight percent of voters. The results held even more bad news for Bush, receiving a favorability rating of 46 percent, not far from the 43 percent who view him unfavorably.
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I think this is good thing...
Bush on bottom...
Isn't amazing how much of the media act like Bush is going to be the nominee after Romney drops out.
Is that because they know something or is it because they are told to be a certain way?
http://www.breitbart.com/big-govern...scott-walker-top-choice-for-iowa-republicans/
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker is the top choice for president in 2016 among Republican voters in Iowa, surging past a crowded field of rivals to take the lead in a Bloomberg/Des Moines Register poll of prospective Republican candidates for president.
In the poll, released on Saturday night, Walker was the first choice of 15 percent of respondents in the poll, up from 4 percent when the poll was conducted in October. Walker bested Kentucky Senator Rand Paul, who was at 14 percent. Mitt Romney was in third at 13 percent; the poll was taken from Monday to Thursday, before he announced his withdrawal from the race. Ex-Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee was in fourth with ten percent of voters’ support.
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee received ten percent, and former neurosurgeon Ben Carson got nine percent.
Jeb Bush, who is viewed as the GOP’s establishment choice, was only preferred by eight percent of voters. The results held even more bad news for Bush, receiving a favorability rating of 46 percent, not far from the 43 percent who view him unfavorably.
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Christie said something about parents having the right to decide about vaxinations for their kids, left goes apesht.
So according to the left, the state shall decide what shots your kid gets and if you don't like it, you need to be diagnosed and put away under the newly created mental illness of not conforming to authority.
And the military weapons that obama is supplying to police departments across the country are meant for people like you. Not blacks rioting and looting.
So according to the left, the state shall decide what shots your kid gets and if you don't like it, you need to be diagnosed and put away under the newly created mental illness of not conforming to authority.
And the military weapons that obama is supplying to police departments across the country are meant for people like you. Not blacks rioting and looting.
Liberals are trying to latch onto this measles outbreak to get more power to force medical conformity. They don't point out how it closely followed Obama's letting tens of thousands of disease-ridden latin american youths with no vaccination records into the country last year.
Is it a good idea for parents to get thei rkids properly vaccinated? of course. And you have a right to expect other parents to do the same thing. What worries me is having the government decide what is necessary. Is it their job really to assess just how safe a vaccine is? Can they also start demanding that kids be medicated for hyperactivity, ie being a young boy? Where exactly does it end?
Is it a good idea for parents to get thei rkids properly vaccinated? of course. And you have a right to expect other parents to do the same thing. What worries me is having the government decide what is necessary. Is it their job really to assess just how safe a vaccine is? Can they also start demanding that kids be medicated for hyperactivity, ie being a young boy? Where exactly does it end?
The chart is misleading. The prime time lineup has two middle aged men, a middle aged woman and a younger blonde who is smoking hot but also smart and tough as nails.