To solve our nation's problems, we will need to do what our nation does best: innovate. Some may say that our politics cannot possibly become more polarized. But they're small-minded. There's a whole new frontier of polarization. And it is being explored by men of groundbreaking new ideas. Men like state Rep. Leo Berman of Texas, who
At least Texas politicians dance with the one what brung &#039;em. Then there&#039;s Joe &quot;Mentum&quot; Lieberman (<strike>D</strike>R-CT)
By expressly working to limit access to health <i>insurance</i> -- the reform was to healh insurance, not health care itself -- the Texas legislature would force people to choose between treatment and money. As noble as that sounds, many uninsured forego treatment. And they die younger than the insured. In Palin&#039;s formulation, that would make the Texas legislature a <strong>Death Panel</strong>.
How and when did &quot;nullification&quot; go from being some dumb, obscure historical idea I wrote about in a college term paper to a serious modern legal argument?
I was a nine-year old boy in 1960. My Great Aunt (and she was a great aunt!) told me &quot;Study the Civil War - but don&#039;t celebrate it.&quot; Words of wisdom back then - and still just as true today. You betcha!
<i>He&#039;s old and white, therefore he&#039;s right. </i> Don&#039;t forget teh stoopid. That is really the key. Well, white too.
This man&#039;s creativity is inspiring. I plan on instituting a policy in my office that forbids state or federal law enforcement personnel from taking any action against staff (i.e., myself). I think that&#039;s ironclad.
Maybe China will take Texas in exchange for our IOUs.
I believe it&#039;s a felony to use &quot;Texas&quot; and &quot;Honor&quot; in the same phrase.
At least Texas politicians dance with the one what brung &#039;em. Then there&#039;s Joe &quot;Mentum&quot; Lieberman (<strike>D</strike>R-CT)
Free shiv and penis injections too!
By expressly working to limit access to health <i>insurance</i> -- the reform was to healh insurance, not health care itself -- the Texas legislature would force people to choose between treatment and money. As noble as that sounds, many uninsured forego treatment. And they die younger than the insured. In Palin&#039;s formulation, that would make the Texas legislature a <strong>Death Panel</strong>.
Thomas Jefferson believed in separation of church and state, and so do I.
How and when did &quot;nullification&quot; go from being some dumb, obscure historical idea I wrote about in a college term paper to a serious modern legal argument?
Before the War Sherman was sent to serve in Texas. &quot;All Texas lacks is water and good society,&quot; he was told.
WTS answered &quot;That&#039;s all Hell needs.&quot;
Timing is everything in real life.
Here&#039;s this idiot trying to bring up a argument that was settled with at least 620,000 human lives.
And at the same time we have the idiots who want to &quot;celebrate&quot; the Civil War: <a href="http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/..." target="_blank">" rel="nofollow noopener" title="http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20101210/ap_on_re_us/u...">http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/...
I was a nine-year old boy in 1960. My Great Aunt (and she was a great aunt!) told me &quot;Study the Civil War - but don&#039;t celebrate it.&quot; Words of wisdom back then - and still just as true today. You betcha!
<i>He&#039;s old and white, therefore he&#039;s right. </i> Don&#039;t forget teh stoopid. That is really the key. Well, white too.
This man&#039;s creativity is inspiring. I plan on instituting a policy in my office that forbids state or federal law enforcement personnel from taking any action against staff (i.e., myself). I think that&#039;s ironclad.
Well why not? Apparently intelligent thought is already illegal. Half of the comments after the article agree with him.