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Did anybody hear Rep. Wilson, even as a sidebar, call for an investigation into the LIO scandal or to close her $20,000/month exclusive legislative lounge? Also, since FY 2016 is the base year why wasn't she and her bunch calling for these cuts last year when they controlled the process? | 0 | not toxic |
@Toronto-big-mouth said; "Québec receiving 10$Billion..."
but forget to say Québec is sending 50$Billion to Ottawa
got it "la grande gueule", eh ? | 0 | not toxic |
Why then doesn't he say so? | 0 | not toxic |
There is an estimated 800,000 DACA recipients in the US. That is 800,000 jobs American Citizens don't have or will be in competition for. The MSM and Democrats would have us believe that all 800 thousand DACA and TPS are not taking jobs Americans want (we've heard that lie for many years now.) This is another falsehood told to the American people. there not all picking strawberries they take great Jobs. Good enough jobs to buy homes put their kids through college.Why must the citizens of our country have competition for jobs, education in their own country from foreign nationals? Now Democrats and illegal alien activists admit DACA recipients have great jobs,are buying homes, paying taxes. Its NOT just 800 THOUSAND. DACA wants their families also so add an additional 1-2 million. So we again reward sending the same message that got us 800,000 DACA illegals in the first place. | 0 | not toxic |
Uh, no, there are by-laws, silly. Plus there are those with health issues and growing children who don't need to be subject to drugs. Citizens have rights, you know? | 1 | toxic |
I am happy about this change; however, I found the raise a bit steep. I do not mind paying the increased price as long as it goes toward maintenance.As much as I would love to see the attendance to drop a little bit, I highly doubt the price hike will effect it significantly. It won`t brake the budget of those who can afford a road trip and visit the parks. Not to mention, that the annual federal land pass price would not change. For those who cry about low income families - please! Like the parks were full with struggling families. Nope.Regardless, if it is hard to cough up the entrance fee be smart. There are loopholes for this problem. The real question is whether price hike will be able to cover the budget cuts. | 0 | not toxic |
"The Catholic Church and other Christian bodies are "hemorrhaging its children," who no longer are involved in religious groups that say that God created men and women, with lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people marginalized, she said."
Millennials see these ostracized groups as natural variations. The traditional Christian teaching that these people are "intrinsically disordered" is leading to the growth of the "none" population. | 1 | toxic |
(cont) I understand, accept and support providing NEEDED assistance to the homeless. I always have and always will. That is no issue for me. As a liberal I have always support communities helping citizens in need. I'd love to see my tax dollars going to help needy persons rather than foreign military adventurism....Please don't tell me I don't want to spend my tax dollars to help others; that is simply not the case.
" And then you complain because your privileged world is crumbling around you. You deserve it." I won't get sidetracked by this little trolling comment. I will say.....my wife and I are "comfortable" in our retirement. I wouldn't use the term "privileged." I appreciate my life and the many people and factors which combined to help me live (and continue to live) it.
I strive to, as part of my life, do my small part to help others have a better life as well. I may do that differently than you, but please don't attempt to "shame" me for being who and what I am. | 0 | not toxic |
You just destroyed your own argument. | 0 | not toxic |
can't we put abusers/users in the old sutton jail and put the bad guys down at goose/hiland? keep the pops separated? and let's do away with the half-way houses privately run by private companies. | 0 | not toxic |
Yes, the crossings are unsafe and place a burden on local resources, but so what? Danger! These people are escaping marauding bands and barrel bombs, crossing seas on dinghies!
It only means we have to step up as a nation and make sure nobody freezes or gets seriously injured, and transfer some resources, funds and supports to the affected regions.
I have my receipt for charitable donations to the Winnipeg Welcome Place, do you?
Thank you fellow Canadians for showing the world that desperate families can still find shelter and refuge at the end of a long an dangerous journey. | 0 | not toxic |
You do realize that 'liberal democracy' is a generic term for modern representative democracy and the associated institutions that make it work, right? It has nothing to do with the political party or the pejorative term favoured by the dim right wing. | 0 | not toxic |
Is a $50 million asset acquired for a small fraction of that amount a wise acquisition only if you sell it? I suspect its value gives the museum leverage in other ways too. This is a bit moot. I was responding to a comment that claimed the spending of $1.7 million wasted the money. The money wasn't wasted. The museum has a very valuable asset for which it paid a comparatively small sum. | 0 | not toxic |
"...the alt right...should be considered terrorist organization..."
Just like former AG's Janet Reno, Eric Holder, and Loretta Lynch considered any American Veteran or LEO who didn't share the aforementioned politics to be Domestic Terrorists. | 0 | not toxic |
Good to see your standard defence for Trudeau is deflecting back to the Conservative, that must be stock Butts answers. | 0 | not toxic |
Have you fixed all those social and economic problems down their where you live Donkel? Quit shilling for the companies in Alaska and get some more sun... | 0 | not toxic |
Our roads, bridges and other infrastructure are in dire need of repair. Everyone who uses it should pay, preferably by some sort of weight and distance measures. What we don't need to do is use this as a means to reward the self-loving and self-righteous who think they are special for driving high-MPG vehicles. Your fuel savings is your reward. | 0 | not toxic |
How is Khan on Trudeau Island this morning? | 0 | not toxic |
I'll jump in ahead of the nativists and ask what his immigration status is. | 0 | not toxic |
Yest some socialism works quite well in Europe, Canada, and **gasp** the USA. Social Democracy works well. Pure socialism under a dictator, not so much. | 0 | not toxic |
Only in Trumps world would someone losing close to a billion dollars be considered a genius. | 0 | not toxic |
and again, when called out to explain his stance you back down and go to the default of "it's the liberal's fault". Your posts are nothing but echoes from talk radio and Fox news. It's like hearing reruns from the morning shows. Well this is one conservative that says no to DeVos. The only thing she'll fix is her bank account. | 0 | not toxic |
I hope they remain life long friends. Two class act girls. Now, that could be a teachable act in kindness & the true meaning of sportsman like conduct. Bravo girls.... bravo! | 0 | not toxic |
Really, Alberta was the middle class dream. People from all over Canada came and improved their standard of living, putting up with cold winters and less access to major centres to work hard and prosper. I wish we had a government that cared about the middle class. | 0 | not toxic |
It is evidence of the character of the two people described in the anecdote. | 0 | not toxic |
Harper Lee voted for Trump. Hell, Atticus Finch voted for Trump. Bob Ewell was a Rand Paul man. Scout went to law school and later prosecuted Boo Radley for sexually abusing her. Sheriff Tate was elected governor of Alabama on the Rainbow Power ticket. Dill grew up to be Truman Capote. | 0 | not toxic |
[FM: Just trying to help you with perspective]
Baloney. You want to go outside the scope of discussion. If you want to talk about something outside the scope that's fine. But when you accuse others of "cherry-picking" because they don't is just rude. Enjoy mourning the loss of all those soldiers during the Revolutionary war while the rest of us celebrate the Independence day. | 0 | not toxic |
"Left without the ability to pay for a locker, the Saabyes said they set their bag in front of the lockers like roughly a dozen other people had done."
That's why airports don't allow unattended bags, that looks like a terrorist's dream. | 0 | not toxic |
It's now back to the level under Harper 2 years ago. You're right, you should blame the Lieberals. | 0 | not toxic |
ORS,
If you don't think our Washington state US senators are smart, wait until you see Roy Moore in action. He doesn't believe in evolution or even science. He really believes in all that Southern Baptist religious dogma. "God caused 911 because America is wicked". Even NYC Trump couldn't handle that nonsense and supported Strange. Bannon and the alt-right white supremacists are taking a victory lap in Alabama. ONLY IN AMERICA! | 0 | not toxic |
I know a lot of people are sensitive about Trump and want to defend him. I don't understand it, but I realize you actually believe what you are saying, and worse, what he is saying.
But despite your criticisms that the Globe should just ignore what Trump has done, responsible editors and managers in the media, the legitimate media, need to cover this story. It is unprecedented and outrageous, and has profound implications for the US, Canada, and the world. This is the presidency, and the president, and if he has effectively "gone rogue", as his tweets seem to suggest, this is very major news indeed.
We need to follow up. Sorry if your icon falls and your dreams are shattered, but we only have one precious planet and quite frankly Donald Trump seems to be a menace. Like they did with King Kong scaling the Empire State Building, the media has to keep the spotlight on him. | 0 | not toxic |
Doctors have VERY little chance of having their business fail. Moreover, those who work in hospitals carry no overhead. To say that a tech worker (or ay worker for that matter) "simply looks for another job" is ridiculous and doesn't recognize the pressures of the current job market. | 0 | not toxic |
Say what you want, and I'm no fan of, nor will I defend, Trump, but...and this is of supreme importance so I'll say it slowly and clearly........are you ready for this???
At least Hillary Clinton is NOT the president. THAT is what I wanted. | 0 | not toxic |
Learn to read clown. Trump inherited this mess, he's working on the problem!
Read the article again! | 1 | toxic |
Typical Trudeau, trying to insert rainbows and unicorns into the TPP...Good luck. | 0 | not toxic |
Truly, this man is the greatest narcissist to ever lead (term used loosely) Canada. Professes to be concerned about climate change yet jets around the world recklessly. Who does he think he is, De Caprio???
Fours year of this nonsense cannot come soon enough... | 0 | not toxic |
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing. --- Edmund Burke | 0 | not toxic |
Some call it treason; some call it whistleblowing. | 0 | not toxic |
I bet all your buddies at the Klavern agree with you... | 0 | not toxic |
Trump is the only leader showing leadership. Media continued drive to displace elected officials and run the world their way and voter apathy/ignorance are destroying democracy. The average Canadian doesn't even realize that 1) our forest fires generate the same magnitude of ghg emissions as our oil and gas industry, 2) Canada's forest area and oceanic area consume more ghgs than we emit and 3) global oxygen levels are declining at a faster rate than CO2 is increasing , 4) eliminating the CO2 increase will cause massive starvation and 5) the scientific community are divided on whether climate change is anything other than mother nature expected cycles . Paris accord etal ignores 98.6% of the carbon flux flows in the 2015 state of the art UN FAO Carbon Flux Model Model!!! | 0 | not toxic |
I'm embarrassed to be called an American with this buffoon leading the country. | 1 | toxic |
Kathleen Wynne is the most corrupt leader in Canadian political history. She must be stopped. Her failed economic policies will bankrupt this once great province it they haven't already. Under her and her predecessor Ontario now has the largest sovereign debt of any non-sovereign jurisdiction in the world. I repeat THE MOST DEBT OF ANY PLACE IN THE WORLD. $318,000,000,000 and climbing.
http://www.macleans.ca/economy/why-ontarios-balanced-budget-is-no-cause-for-celebration/
She deserves to be charged for multiple counts of criminal behavior for the handful of coverups and scandals that she personally has created.
Re-electing her would be a provincial and likely federal tragedy. | 1 | toxic |
What a simplistic, if utterly naive, statement. I suppose you think you have a "right" to live in your parents basement indefinitely, don't you? | 0 | not toxic |
Neither do Notices which are placed in the Big Island, when that notice is Kaua'i related. These people think they are fooling We the colorful people and that pink will prevail. Not anymore. We win Pink Loses | 0 | not toxic |
Since it has been announced locally that all that glass recycling is a waste of time because there is too little market for the glass and it just gets crushed and into the landfill for roadways, 'recycling' bottles at all needs to be re-evaluated.
November 26, 2013 Register-Guard CHRISTIAN WIHTOL,
"So instead, all bottles collected curbside by Sanipac and Lane Apex in Eugene and Springfield head to a landfill, typically Coffin Butte,"
" We send 250 to 300 tons a month of mixed glass (from Eugene-Springfield) to Coffin Butte,” | 0 | not toxic |
Roy, If the public school ups there game and starts getting the job done, my voucher money will definitely go to the public school. I just want excellence for the kids that I love. I don't care union non union public private, I am just looking for excellence. | 0 | not toxic |
It's great to see he Right eating their own. Maybe if the Democrats run a real candidate in the 5th CD instead of a joke candidate like they did last year they could have a chance. | 0 | not toxic |
SA why only the Big Q question is about sugary drinks what about wine, beer and liquor, I guess the baby boomers would not like a tax on there wine. | 0 | not toxic |
"will cause problems" is the understatement of the year. | 0 | not toxic |
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"An anti-abortion congressman asked a woman with whom he was having an extramarital affair to get an abortion when he thought she might be pregnant, a newspaper reported Tuesday.
A Jan. 25 text message from Edwards said the congressman had "zero issue posting your pro-life stance all over the place when you had no issue asking me to abort our unborn child just last week when we thought that was one of the options.
A text message from Murphy's number in response said the staff was responsible for his anti-abortion messages"
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Gotta love this guy.
First he provides us with a shoe-in for The Years Best Example Of Bald Hypocrisy Award.
And then he blames it on his staff.
There's no hypocrite like a conservative Republican hypocrite.
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And yet STILL he was the superior choice in the last election. | 0 | not toxic |
There is no difference. Harper was equally as incompetent. Trudeau is now running 30 billion dollar defecits. This over 8 years is 240 billion to our national debt. This 30billion average I assure you will not go down. If you think Trudeau fiscally will be any better then you will be sadly mistaken. If you still think government cuts anything without making up for it elsewhere than you will simply never learn how the government operates. Some of us are just slower learners. | 1 | toxic |
...don't forget that rural Alaska Native corporations received Billions in contracts. I'd like to know where that money went and in whose pockets. It sure doesn't appear it trickled down to the subsistence rural families. | 0 | not toxic |
The main goal of the leadership is to protect businesses from the presence of the homeless. If the homeless migrate and stay in our neighborhoods, their main problem is solved. | 0 | not toxic |
I believe the TSX Venture Exchange should split their index between the Resource and Non Resource sectors. I think that there are a lot of investors who would be interested in investing in an ETF that followed the non resource sector but who will not invest in the current Venture Exchange index due to its overweighting in the resource sector. Such an ETF would allow money to flow to young start-up Technology and Health Care sector companies. | 0 | not toxic |
As long as the idiot in chief continues his tantrum. | 1 | toxic |
ericnorstog: And what about JJ's soul. Lest-bian Honest.................. | 0 | not toxic |
That's pretty funny. At first I was annoyed, but then I realized your comment must be comedy. "land razed over to accommodate the neverending stream of immigrants". Good one! | 0 | not toxic |
“He told me he was running late to PT (physical training),” Benavides said after giving the Fort Carson soldier a warning for speeding, a mercy since the man wasn’t driving erratically and traffic was light. “Did he earn a ticket? Yes. But there are more egregious drivers out here today.”
Reading Comprehension is everything.
Plus 81/65 - 16 over. You can set your target speed at 20 or more over, and still do nothing but write tickets all day. | 0 | not toxic |
Hello BMracek,
You write: "Perhaps the reason Kalenjins are better runners is because they just run more than anyone else and have therefore developed their ability to a higher level than anyone else."
So using your favoured hypothesis, that would be another reason to STOP using affirmative action in society, yes, as when Trudeau selected his initial Cabinet? In other words, if we accept your view, if some groups are better at certain activities because they simply gravitate towards doing those activities more than other groups...
... is that not a strong argument in favour of dismantling and ENDING the kind of affirmative action embraced by Trudeau? | 0 | not toxic |
Finally some leadership in this country. Its good to see Premieres standing up for the family businesses. | 0 | not toxic |
Please stop your mumbo jumbo, just pay for the services yourself or do without. It's a simple as that. | 0 | not toxic |
I think is a much larger base for Trump in particular. I don't think it's the base of the 'other' Republican party. It's clearly a part of both.
Many (most?) white men are not concerned about getting a 'raw deal', nor do we carry a sense of victimhood. But that group absolutely exist in American culture, including Eugene.
*Hmm, and is this the 'forgotten America' that Dems want to bring back into the fold? (at least some do).
Problem is that most of us are a mixed bag of good and bad, depending on who you ask. I've always found racism particularly vile. But the more suttle unconscious bias of a narrow life experience, is an insidious obstacle to racial equality and that can be found among liberals as well. (Easy to be liberal in a 95% white community).
Rest assured, there is a lot of good people working to defeat racial discrimination. Those should be the folks in the headlines, not just the angry mob. But we know which type 'sells'. | 0 | not toxic |
Within two years, they plan to get married and go on a honeymoon: cost $25,000. In two or three years, they hope to have their first child, followed by a second one later. “We would like for one of us to be able to raise the kids, with one of us possibly taking time off,” Ken writes. “Do you have any financial suggestions on how to manage this?”
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I love how they write it as if it's so easy to have a child. In 2-3 years, the wife will be 35. That is the age where things start to go wrong and it starts to become harder to have kids. They might need to budget in IVF if they can't have children. They need to see whether they have any maternity/paternity benefits from their place of employment. No FA will tell you that. | 0 | not toxic |
Wasserman-Schultz fired as the head of the DNC and promptly hired by Clinton as part of her campaign team. Yeah, that sounds about right for a Democrat. You've got to be kidding me, right? At least this time the Dems didn't blame Bush. They blame the big, bad, Russians without any proof. But it must be true because Hillary said so and we know she is always truthful, right? | 0 | not toxic |
TDM, unlike yourself, I don't try to hide comments behind multiple fake personas. I only used an alternate account because I had issues with this one, which are now sorted out. Hence, I made sure my screen name was clear. You, on the other hand, are Thomas Darcy McGee, WesternPatriot, Riel_Canadian, and others. Maybe you're also Alceste. It's likely that you're one of the paid USA propagandists that are on this site, and others:
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2011/mar/17/us-spy-operation-social-networks
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/cifamerica/2011/mar/17/us-internet-morals-clumsy-spammer
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-election-intelligence-commentary-idUSKCN10F1H5
http://www.businessinsider.com/ndaa-legalizes-propaganda-2012-5
PS - I'm Canadian. And I expect that you're a USA citizen. | 0 | not toxic |
Vote them out. | 0 | not toxic |
Why on earth would anyone rally around the extinction of a political party? I moved to Alberta in 2000 to take a job that I was offered, and for ten years I a decade, it seemed, we had governance in which the opposition was basically extinct. In other words, there was no one to hold the government to account> I remember observing that the only entity that stood up to the government in those days was the teachers' union. Then, of course, the conservatives split, creating an opposition.
If posters are right in saying this spells the extinction of the NDP, then the right will split again, because we cannot have good governance without strong, effective opposition. | 0 | not toxic |
"Congratulations" in "con-land" means the opposite. | 0 | not toxic |
I dislike Kenney intensely and it's sad that he's now UCP leader but it has nothing to do with him being a white man! Where do you get this stuff about anti-white bias in education? It's ahrd to disagree that white men have caused a lot of carnage around the world, particularly in the 19th Century though. | 0 | not toxic |
When Ms. Imhof stated she had "zero conversations" and was not involved in any way, shape or form, I thought about Lisle MGuire "not knowing" about her then-husband, convicted felon Tom Anderson's cash he had in the house. When Carl Marrs was named, a red-I'm-friends-with-Bill-Allen-flag went up. Gee, I thought the CBC was gone with the wind. Looks like someone forgot to drive a stake through the heart of the corruption monster. I wonder how much dividends were for the Native shareholders....in light of Ms. Imhof's income.......just asking. | 0 | not toxic |
Unfortunately we are so tied into this strangled monetary/political hierarchial
system! It's been this back and forth struggle forever between the dominant economic model and social/environmental degradation, just to get slam dunked time and time again and then rewarded with some skimpy scraps of "success". I know without our constant fight to hold onto any sliver of wilderness, it would have been over alot sooner. Anyway, always questioning what the hell makes any sense.
Just have to vent, it's just extremely discouraging that we have so much history, lessons and potential yet most politicians are so oblivious to the greater whole. | 0 | not toxic |
Hmmm, I can see people going with just 2 studded tires. One on the left front and one on right back. Just to be able afford 2 vs 4. | 0 | not toxic |
Colin WAS a good quarterback, time ago. Above all, professional sports loves winners. They'll put up with all kinds of inconvenience if their teams wins. When he started losing, his playing time decreased. When his extracurricular/political antics became a distraction, nobody wanted to sign him.
jjfoxy's commentary is just as legitimate as your own. Calling the person "cowardly" was entirely inappropriate. If you can't bother to be civil, then shut up. | 0 | not toxic |
Actually, it is easy to do using the existing system to check up on those who overstay the six month term. I won't give you the answer.
I want you to think about it. Let's see the competency of your cognitive abilities if you are able to come up with an elegant solution. | 0 | not toxic |
Gays can get "married" civilly, but not in the Catholic Church.
Our nature and our body tell us things: We were made for both union & procreation; integrated self-gift
The Chuch looks at us as wholes - integral development and gift, whereas you look at us as parts, a buffet line of dis-integrable parts.
Marriage represents the union of Christ & the Church; total self gift, one for the other. No picking parts.
How can there be a union of an X and X? Where's the complementarity/union of that?
Where's the fruit of that mimicked union?
You believe that
- sex can be separated from marriage,
- marriage can be separated from children,
- sex can be separated from its natural effects,
- love can be separated from sex (and vice versa),
- sex can be separated from responsibility
Division, diablo.
You believe love is a feeling, not the willing sacrifice of one toward the other's good.
You believe all these things, whether you've actually articulated them or not to yourself. | 0 | not toxic |
Voters have had many direct inputs into rails future. Pro-rail City Councilmembers have consistently beat anti-rail Councilmembers. Voters approved the formation of HART and the most direct input voters has was the 2012 mayoral race. Even today the polls for the mayoral race shows the sum of the pro-rail candidates beats the anti-rail candidate. Voters will once again have another direct input into the future of rail next month. | 0 | not toxic |
The tenor and commenters of NCR don't really support a substantial discussion of true 'theological' matters. It's too light intellectually and too opinionated. Too filled with people who want to have the last word on things. There are a few amateurs here who play pretend too often and noisily.
Maybe 'First Things' would be a better place for slightly theological discussions. It's not here. Or better: Logos, Biblica, Communio, etc.
And, besides, theology needs to "serve the soul" or it becomes just a sad exercise in oneupmanship. | 0 | not toxic |
BINGO!!! Show me a rural area, I'll show you one FILTHY with AG subsidies, inclusive of road, irrigation/dams, power grids, etc ALL built SOCIALLY by us ALL ... you did it on your own??!! BULLPUCKY!!! | 0 | not toxic |
Just don't feed the animals. | 0 | not toxic |
I'm suggesting that an inexplicable event or series of events is served just as poorly when given the trappings of science as it is when it is declared miraculous.
There are areas of modern scientific inquiry replete with their own set of genies, shamans, and sprites, with cosmological philosophies not meeting strict scientific standards due to unfalsifiability or irrepeatability. Adherents of this "faith" still profess a belief because these are disguised as science and promoted with evangelical fervor by its preachers, despite lack of any evidence or, in some cases, forcing observations to fit pet theories and calling it "evidence". | 0 | not toxic |
To your rhetorical question:
"Can Fetuses Feel Pain?"
<<The neuroanatomical system for pain can be considered complete by 26 weeks' gestation
A developed neuroanatomical system is necessary but not sufficient for pain experience
Pain experience requires development of the brain but also requires development of the mind to accommodate the subjectivity of pain
Development of the mind occurs outside the womb through the actions of the infant and mutual adjustment with primary caregivers
The absence of pain in the fetus does not resolve the morality of abortion but does argue against legal and clinical efforts to prevent such pain during an abortion>>
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1440624/ | 0 | not toxic |
I would not want a President who would quit after six months of adversity.
And he is still playing to his base.
His latest: NAFTA negotiations, as promised, are underway.
Everything he can do without the Congress that he promised to do he has started. And he keeps jabbing both parties in Congress with a stick to fix or replace Pelosicare.
Except 'locking up' Hillary.
That he seems to have dropped. All the right wing publications keep trying to resurrect that one, but Trump doesn't seem interested. | 0 | not toxic |
I think the calendar should be reset too. It will be called the Justinian calendar, and we'll forget all history since they were all racists. | 0 | not toxic |
I trust JT will have the US ambassador present Trump a bill for all the time spent by our political class to talk up NATFA, study it or just talk it up, should be in the millions. It is a terrible deal for Canada as it makes our political class lazy and moves our resources to the US at a discount, buck up and tell Trump it is a great idea and start charging the US the real price for everything it imports. | 0 | not toxic |
Love the timing. Did Walker call S&P yesterday to get them to issue a scary downgrade statement, to help him push his "broad based taxes" agenda? Walker is likely leveraging the downgrade and working the budget panic to play into his socialist vision of big government, Scandinavian-level income taxes and using a big chunk of the Permanent Fund to finance his gas line to nowhere. | 0 | not toxic |
Prodigal son. With a caption like that, you thing the writer would elaborate a little bit in order to provide context and or some clarification.
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I personally know he was not on any drugs were not prescribed to him. He was only cleaning the gutters he never got off the ladder he was afraid heights I was on the roof cleaning moss off he was good person | 0 | not toxic |
Captain Wynne to the rescue. Another fiasco in the making.
Counting down the days until she's gone. for good. | 0 | not toxic |
Finally, you recognize the obvious--life is not a meritocracy. That however does not prevent work from being a meritocracy. | 0 | not toxic |
You ever notice how when the alleged perpetrator is white Trump talks about a "mental health problem" but when the shooter is a POC or Muslim he calls them "terrorists" and "animals?" | 0 | not toxic |
@Art - I was going more for an aphorism, I knew someone else would clear up the details. Thank you. | 0 | not toxic |
I mean, at least they didn't spend a quarter of a million dollars in tax payer money for a PR stunt in order to be "perma-offended". Let's focus on the government officers who practice this philosophy before going to private citizens. | 0 | not toxic |
oh please everything has risks,, get over it, progress is what canada needs not nymbism,,, as for uneconomical, thats for the buyers to decide not you. if they feel its a good deal they will purchase, if not, you have nothing to complain about then | 0 | not toxic |
The emails from wiki-leaks are a dump of data… Imagine for a moment attempting to modify 30,000 emails.. 50 – 60 email responses per day are difficult now do the math to actually read, digest and manipulate then make them appear authentic…. 30 thousand…. It’s simply not possible in the time frame given.
The modification of the emails is a smoke screen put up by the Clinton administration. The e-mails are all real and none of them are Russian acquired. We already know that one of the American players (Seth Rich) who supposedly assisted in the acquisition of the e-mails has been murdered. | 0 | not toxic |
The real question is will Catholics be there for him? In light of today's disgusting revelations I want the names of those who do. "Come out, come out, wherever you are" Catholic Trump supporters. Now's the time to stand by your man and be counted. | 0 | not toxic |
Voris correctly called out an apostate welfare queen who has attacked the Catholic faith.
If I wanted to join a Church led by a female Al Sharpton, I would have. | 0 | not toxic |
Agree 100%. The ANC is just going through the motions of this vote - convenient delay procedure and almost convincing theatre for the benefit of those offended by Zuma's actions. But at the end of the day, the constitution and processes of Parliament give allowances to erring parties to side-step any serious attempts at an affront. The "real" exit strategy has been arranged within the ANC structures to allow for the graceful and profitable exit by Zuma , with minimal collateral damage to the ANC. | 0 | not toxic |
For whatever reasons, and I think the primary two are that Trump is perceived as very weak (so weak) domestically, internationally, and most of all within the WH, Russia and North Korea never moved in the manner they have against the US while Obama was President.
Trump's accommodation of and refusal to engage AGAINST Russia defies any logic. (Why?)
The upping of ante came with Trump.
He's screws up and show such poor judgment on so many issues so big and so small (hand sized small).
Why? Because Trump is Trump, and America;s enemies have Trump's number. That is and can be the only conclusion. | 0 | not toxic |
Helping keep the status quo will rob the state of all of its remaining non-renewable resources and continue to support policies that export Alaska's renewable wealth. Not good. | 0 | not toxic |
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