Oh, Kris Kobach is here? I guess we ARE in Kansas, Toto! The outsourcing of American policy to industry groups isn't really anything new. Since Ronald Reagan, Republicans have been happy to let lobbyists help write legislation, because they've obviously got the good of the nation in mind. But the Trump administration is taking things to a whole new level: Not only is it asking for help from business interests to shape policy, because Donald Trump has no actual ideas of his own, but the advisory groups telling Trump what policies he should adopt are refusing to abide by federal disclosure and open meetings laws, according to an a
buddhisim is not for everyone. i don't consider myself a buddhist. just someone who has read the writings of the buddha, and was set on a path towards enlightenment. the wheel of life, death and rebirth is a little too much for me to believe in, but unattatchment, is a useful skill to practice.
C'mon, we both know that Hillary would have been a real snoozefest as a president. Who needs a quiet, competent person to be our dad? I prefer the abusive alcoholic dad, who sabotages me at every turn.
I remember those days, and I'm not going to lie, they were fun. I remember my dad smoking in the hospital, and the doctors smoking in the hospital. Everyone was drunk as hell when they drove, also, too. Plus good speed was legal, and everyone did it. The 1960s were fun, if you lived through them.
I find it mildly amusing that people still think that with a government totally in the hands of the Republican party, that they can force the rich to act fairly or even share power. That kind of thinking is sooo Teddy Roosevelt.
My mother is a fan of Buddhism, and I've always thought it was a great philosophy. Maybe some day I'll have the time to actually check it out.
I met a woman yesterday who was so happy, I was dying to ask her what her secret was.
buddhisim is not for everyone. i don't consider myself a buddhist. just someone who has read the writings of the buddha, and was set on a path towards enlightenment. the wheel of life, death and rebirth is a little too much for me to believe in, but unattatchment, is a useful skill to practice.
Whatever works, my friend.
You'll gladly take these Hobo Beans and enjoy them! You Plebes!
My god, how have we survived with these onerous regulations since 1972??? Oh, the inhumanity.
Hobo beans? Sure, Rockefeller, rub your good fortune in our faces! I'll be over here eating gravel.
C'mon, we both know that Hillary would have been a real snoozefest as a president. Who needs a quiet, competent person to be our dad? I prefer the abusive alcoholic dad, who sabotages me at every turn.
I remember those days, and I'm not going to lie, they were fun. I remember my dad smoking in the hospital, and the doctors smoking in the hospital. Everyone was drunk as hell when they drove, also, too. Plus good speed was legal, and everyone did it. The 1960s were fun, if you lived through them.
"A group called Food & Water Watch has sued the administration..."
"Food and Water Watch?" Jesus, what a bunch of alarmist snowflakes! Who hasn't benefitted from a little heavy metal in their water? Sheesh!
You're lucky to have gravel. We're eating sand.
Trumplateral Commision?
With hemp rope.
And I hear cholera is a great way to lose weight!
I find it mildly amusing that people still think that with a government totally in the hands of the Republican party, that they can force the rich to act fairly or even share power. That kind of thinking is sooo Teddy Roosevelt.
From the sublime to the deplorable.
You can always tell a Dutchman, but you can't tell him much ( have learned this through long person experience).