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If the Legislators want to hold their sessions in Anchorage, it's probably a very good idea. However, it should NOT be for their convenience, or just for this special session. They should now realize why the Capitol should be permanently relocated to a more constituent friendly location like Anchorage, unless your primary loyalty lies with oil executives that live in the contiguous United States that lobbyists , and lawyers, with " secret agreements " to sign into law for Alaska. When it is just for their convenience, it suddenly becomes more important than for the people they work for to have easier access to their elected officials.
They want new digs in Anchorage, fine, move the Capitol permanently away from the most difficult and expensive place to get to, or at least has road access. | 0 | not toxic |
as you are free to post drivel not even remotely related to my post, creating a strawman argument to slay, and try to pawn yourself off as a pseudo expert. | 0 | not toxic |
Yeah, the Broncos are 3-1, and they'll likely beat Phylis & the chokers, along with the giants this month. (Hats & horns)
But take a look at the schedule for the rest of the season
- tons of away games and tough teams.
If the offensive line pass blocking doesn't improve, this could be a 7-9 season or worse, and bad news for Trevor's health.
FIX THE PASS BLOCKING somehow, or - as the soup nazi says:
"No playoffs for YOU!!" | 0 | not toxic |
You are mistaken on NPR-A. In 2012, President Obama directed BLM to hold annual oil and gas lease sales in NPR-A. Many areas have been leased, exploration and discoveries have occurred, and these discoveries will be going into production such as Moose's Tooth 1 and 2, Willow and other hot spots. Under the 2013 plan, more than half of the Reserve is open to leasing. So no, the Obama administration did not produce a plan to obstruct, deny and stop the use of NPR-A. To the contrary, the Obama administration encouraged exploration and development through annual lease sales in promising areas while protecting the most sensitive areas for wildlife. A balanced, reasonable plan.
Don't forget that Alaska has the largest land entitlement of all states --- 105 million acres of surface and subsurface lands with one of the lowest populations. The federal lands are public lands, conservation areas, and multi-use areas -- what Alaskans and visitors dearly value. | 0 | not toxic |
@Rex Kramer 99:
I don't think you understand how insurance works. The whole idea of insurance is the spread of risk; the more people who buy insurance against a particular hazard, the lower the cost to each. In Canada, every citizen "buys" health insurance automatically - through their taxes. There is no "opt out" option. That's what the ACA tried to do with the individual mandate.
Yes, it "forced" young, healthy people to buy insurance, because that spread the risk over more people so it was cheaper. When you permit the young and healthy to "opt out", of course many of them will, because when you're 25 you think you're going to be healthy and live forever! That left only the older or already sick who wanted to remain covered, so naturally the program couldn't sustain itself.
The new "plan" hasn't solved this problem at all - in fact, it makes it worse.
Now do you understand a little better? (I presume not, but I had to try!) | 0 | not toxic |
The only folks to see lower premiums will be the ones who lose coverage entirely and pay zero premiums. Everyone else will pay, in some fashion or another, for their visits to the E.R. for routine ailments. | 0 | not toxic |
This is interesting information: The results of the poll numbers for this one representative look more like the poll numbers for a run-of-the-mill president, rather than a politician from Hawaii. As you can see from the other polls, the "other three" have way more lopsided poll numbers than Tulsi does.
I'll go out on a limb here in interpretation by saying that the results are in direct relation to the level of game that Tulsi is playing in Washington. While she is representing her people, she is also engaged in a much higher game than just the internal baseball that, say, Schatz plays in the Senate (leadership positions more than taking national stances).
So comparing the three to the one (Tulsi with the rest of the Hawaii Congressional Delegation) is a bit like comparing apples and oranges. And I think the people polled in this see that difference, and have reacted, accordingly. We will see if the support stays in the long term. | 0 | not toxic |
The legislation is not meant to deal with security, etc. There isn't a single line in it that speaks of those matters. (I posted a link to the law earlier, but my comment was deleted.)
What the law is meant to do is exactly what the title says. | 0 | not toxic |
That was my first thought exactly! Sounds like ICE has found a new "camping" spot. | 0 | not toxic |
Thanks... there are no priests. This is a religious order of nuns. | 0 | not toxic |
Nope. Not in a free and democratic society. Investigate the evidence, put the opposing view in standard form and learn all you can from it. Then refute it using inductive science and logical argumentation and additional evidence if you have it. But you won't be able to prove the earth is a spinning ball. You can't refute the fact that we live on a flat stationary plane. | 0 | not toxic |
In 2008 Harper won a post-election confidence vote.
The mis-guided GG felt that was enough to force her to listen to his advice for a temp. shut down to avoid a fairly quick follow-up confidence vote.
In Ontario/1985 and now in BC the gov't lost the first confidence vote.
So my question to Ms. Turnbull is: has M. Jean created a lousy precedent that will be hard to ignore in the future? | 0 | not toxic |
A conspiracy is when you do not believe the medias version of events. The media LIES almost every article, twists the truth makes stuff up. The majority of people do not believe the media, so we are all CONSPIRATORS? | 0 | not toxic |
Lol that crusty old useless twat pelosi thinks bush is still president. | 1 | toxic |
It's not fake news and there IS more to come. Tell Manafort it was just fake news when he's in the slammer. | 0 | not toxic |
I've read reviews of Silence in both Commonweal and America but haven't yet read the book or seen the movie--not sure I'm up to it yet. But this author's comment really resonated with me: Faith is not certain but the believer makes a leap to believe in spite of doubts, outside pressures, lack of proof, etc. Most of us have doubts I would guess, but how many times did Jesus say "your faith has saved you?" I know we're told faith is a gift but it seems to me it's also a choice on some level. | 0 | not toxic |
You're bent sheep, trump is on for himself and his silver spoon upbringing and iheritance till the day he drops. | 1 | toxic |
God does not call women to the Priesthood. He calls men to the Priesthood. Being a Priest is not a right, it is a duty. May you be Anathema for your insidious and heretical ramblings, Jaime. | 0 | not toxic |
Never have I been so aware of the global nature of our wee planet. One nation can attempt to "retreat" from globalism but, the irony is, it inevitably has global impacts. When the dominant nation acts irradically the impact is incalculable - everywhere. The contemporary world issue is "how" to be global not to retreat or disdain. But you are not alone USofA, which is even scarier.
When I hear pundits and wannabees refer to "the leader of the free world", shout to self: "you are not my leader". I retch and acknowledge my fear, not only for the United States of America but for myself, my planet.
If there is one minute benefit to the "trump phenomenon" it is that the facades have thinned, hypocricy unveiled; evil and its equivalents have to be dealt with in ways that have been swept under rugs, hoods, slogans, pieces of paper and rhetoric. | 0 | not toxic |
As little as I like Trump, WE ALL are responsible for him sitting in the White House. I agree 100% on your description of him, but as a nation we elected him. This idea that he isn't my president, because I didn't vote for him is half the problem with our country today. We spend too much time demonizing the politicians or supporters of those politicians we disagree with, or acting like they got elected in a vacuum. They didn't. Those politicians were elected by all of us, even those who didn't vote for them. As a society, we have all laid the groundwork for the Trumps of this world to get elected. Sadly, I think that even crazy Roy Moore is going to win, exactly because we have all spent so much time getting entrenched in this idea that the opposition is somehow Un-American. | 0 | not toxic |
IRT Control, the entire concept of Obamacare is flawed in attempt to have the Federal Government control American healthcare. And, just on that premise of Federal government control healthcare, Obamacare must be repealed. | 0 | not toxic |
There has been no salt to buy or shovels for a month. And the new plows cant fit down the side streets or alleys. | 0 | not toxic |
The problem with this argument is that the BC Liberals have not been running balanced budgets. Over the past decade the BC Auditor general(s) has reported that the BC Liberals have not followed Canadian normally accepted accounting practices. This has allowed massive debt to accumulate - they simply don't show it on the books.
An example - need some highway infrastructure? Hire some foreign Private Public Partners. Get them to borrow the money at a much higher rate. Let them build the highway at a 30% higher cost than a public project. Then pay them out over a 35 year period. That, my friend, is debt. The BC taxpayers owe billions to the P3 gangs but that debt does not appear on the books - only the cost for the current year is shown.
They have many other schemes in play to hide debt.
BC is in a very deep financial hole with only half the infrastructure dollar value to show for the debt. But hey - the BC Liberals buddies got rich and that is all that matters to the Liberals. | 0 | not toxic |
Bunk. They get paid $167,000 per year. They have thousands (and, in some cases) millions of dollars donated to campaigns. They can find housing if they want to. I thought righties want to shrink spending. This wuld add $16 million to the deficit. Good riddance to Mr. Chaffetz. | 0 | not toxic |
At least for street bonds, Eugene already has an independent auditor—and has for almost a decade! Like the 2008 and 2012 ballot measures, the 2017 renewal calls for an annual external audit of how the bond monies are used. For the latest report, see Appendix D in the annual report from the citizen Street Repair Review Panel: http://www.eugene-or.gov/DocumentCenter/View/31736 | 0 | not toxic |
More shameless victim-blaming eh? Shilling for fascist drug enforcers? Not very CIVIL of you! | 0 | not toxic |
Senator Flake is hiding behind traditional conservative principles as a reason to object to Trump.
By the way, Senator - Trump uses 'names' to belittle his opponents and bypass their mostly insane objections to clearing out the Swamp of inaction in DC!
He's not playing 'games' with 'names' as you suggest. That you don't understand the revulsion many of The People have with traditional politics and politicians is obvious in your phoniness. Retire with dignity. | 1 | toxic |
This is the FIRST time I have ever agreed with you, Mr. Conklin. | 0 | not toxic |
Slippers, keep posting... The odds are moving in your favor to get one right for a refreshing change. | 0 | not toxic |
Secretary Tillison explained a few things today. He said that the Afghan army now numbers about 300,000 and that the US will be there to assist. Also that the US will let the Taliban and afghan peoples decide their government, not have it decided by Americans. As Pres Trump said the objective will be to kill terrorists, I guess by any means necessary. | 0 | not toxic |
VERY few on-air people in radio make decent money. Radio ain't what it used to be. I don't know of anyone under 40 who listens to it except maybe in the car. Maybe. | 0 | not toxic |
The attack on the concertgoers in Manchester comes out of a dark sanctuary of hate and resentment. For terrorists, the attack is both a consolation and light, a kind of sunrise. (Meanwhile, the "West" is paralyzed, still too ignorant as to what to do. Simply pathetic.) | 1 | toxic |
This guy looks like a parking attendant and probably took it for a joy ride. | 0 | not toxic |
Spare me the sob story. The same "real people", including "old people" pay the PERS benefits.
The standard benchmark of pensions is the percent of final salary after 30 years of service.
If you want to post data for 22 years of service, then show the equivalent.
The fact of the matter is that a lot of Tier 1 money was stolen; the benefits are extreme by any comparison or need and "real people" in Oregon are suffering because of the abuse that resulted in the Tier 1 (and Tier 2 to a lesser degree) obligations on future generations of workers and tax payers.
There's no excuse, other than they got away with it for too many years.
-- Paul | 0 | not toxic |
You do realize that there was an election in Arizona for the senate seat, and he won both the primary and the general election. | 0 | not toxic |
With all the humane options out there, why would anyone buy or wear anything containing down?? | 0 | not toxic |
The penalties are a huge problem, but the bigger problem, as far as losing goes, is on the defense. They have been awful, and that's putting it nicely. But why are they so bad? I scratch my head wondering...this is a defense with many returning players. You think they would have improved from last season, but instead, they seem to have digressed. The question is why? I am dumbfounded searching for reasons, but hoping the coaching staff has the answers and will make the corrections. I still say this team can beat BYU......if..... | 0 | not toxic |
The biggest problem Courtney has is having allowed his colleagues to subvert the intention of the short session, which was sold to the voters as one for housekeeping purposes and "tweaking" budgets. Instead, they steamroll through major policy changes with virtually no public process with a smug Tina Kotek stating that there are "no restraints" in the law that created the short session.
Just like Metro getting people to vote for elephant habitat and then using it for whatever they want, Salem got people to vote for the short session with reasonable arguments and then abused it. | 0 | not toxic |
such slanted writing......"as white house struggles to tamp down contraversey"...."With the Russian intrigue pummeling the White House anew". come on people i.e media. get truthful. this russian so called collusion is your delusion. so know we are pushing pence because the next thing we will be hearing/seeing is pence for president...trump resign. oh well actually this article is the beginning of that!! | 0 | not toxic |
It was smart to put a seasoned politician and trusted hand like Goodale on this. My expectation is that he will follow the law rather than a political agenda.
In my opinion anyone who cheats their way into Canada by manipulating the system or buying their way in should not take the place of any legitimate refugees who have paid their dues by waiting for years for their turn in line. | 0 | not toxic |
HB 3464, emergency clause and all. | 0 | not toxic |
I'm a tax paying citizen.
Something for nothing is about the most naive comment I've ever heard
This year taxes filed early were withheld until after February 15 so special rules enacted could take effect. These new rules essentially stripped 1000 dollars from my return. Childcare tax credits used to pay for yet another oil subsidy no doubt.
You wish to talk something for nothing then explain the multi billion dollar subsidies to the fossil fuel industry. Explain the government support to research medications that are in turn made prohibitively expensive that most cannot afford to purchase.
Corporate healthcare is running people into bankruptcy yet no one mentions that little point in the debates. Do you think they receive subsidies. Way more than the pittance given to the ordinary taxpayer I'd imagine. | 0 | not toxic |
Good op-ed. | 0 | not toxic |
Until recently, it was illegal to collect rainwater that fell on your roof.
I like the idea of requiring solar panels. Homes today are becoming larger and more inefficient than they need to be, with high ceilings. I would like to see all new construction be required to put 10 percent of cost into solar panels and/or efficient construction. A $500k house with $50k of solar panels can be mostly self sufficient with minimal reduction of living space. Although a better solution to rooftop solar would be municipal solar facilities where panels can be optimally aimed without worry of trees. A shopping mall could be covered with solar panels, and be self sufficient and then some. Skylights and light piping can hugely reduce electricity needs. How much energy is wasted trying to heat and cool the huge tents at DIA? And more evaporative cooling instead of refrigeration. Then we'll need less fracking and fossil fuel use. | 0 | not toxic |
I grew up in the city of Toronto(Toronto The Good That Is) in the forties, fifties and early sixties and served in the Canadian military for five years. Thinking back I was exposed to and ended up using the charming words such as; negro, paki, wp, frog, heeb, honky, dp, ahole, pr, round-eyes, white-boy, gimp, uke etc, etc. Do I regret using such terms, yes but I was fairly young impressionable and a whole bunch ignorant. In my defense and the defense of most Canadians however, we didn't go around killing one another, certainly not mass killings as are seen today. I can and will carry my load but please, all you self-righteous, politically correct social media hypos try looking in the mirror before you start condemning the rest of the population!!!!! | 0 | not toxic |
That's not how I was affected by it at all. I support them. Maybe there is something fundamentally wrong with you. You're an indoctrinated Republican, who can't think his way out of a wet paper bag. | 0 | not toxic |
I've compiled a list of 53 links to credible skeptics/deniers; there are hundreds of them on the internet. Any real scientist would be interested in what they have to say. | 0 | not toxic |
Oh please do us a favour - there is no democracy in Africa , never was and never will be. You cannot live in a democracy when the population are parasites. | 1 | toxic |
Way to go Bob! You are an inspiration to all us men of certain age fighting back from lesser challenges. | 0 | not toxic |
Has it occurred to you to learn about it then? Since you decided to comment. Not sure why you commented since you know nothing about the reference. Whenever I see a reference to something that I know little or nothing about, I turn to google. If you wish to educate yourself, google keywords Charles Manson, Beatles, Helter Skelter. Manson claimed he frequently got "satanic" messages from Beatles songs. | 0 | not toxic |
Of course, the neighbor the reporter finds has the last name Sparks. Golly, she has a knack for that. Still trying to figure out how "initially" not hearing the explosion is different from not hearing it until the widow in the replay booth confirmed there were two explosions.
Now, if only someone would clue her in about hyphens and those niggling adverbs ending in "ly" . . . she must have missed that during the afternoon session of her crime-reporting seminar at Mickey Spillane Tech. | 0 | not toxic |
I had two major rules for my twin boys in high school: no motorcycles, no football. It seemed absolutely senseless and a gross shirking of my parental responsibility to allow them participation in activities that courted permanent danger (TBI, paralysis, death) for the sake of sport. They enjoyed all the benefits mentioned in the article through band, debate, science, track & field and other club activities, and I've never for a second regretted my decision. Yeah, they were ticked, but it was my responsibility to shield them from obvious and serious risk.
I do not understand parents and school districts that allow young kids (some in grammar school) to participate in this game. I do not understand why there isn't more discussion in the news & social media about this particular negligence. There are other sports that don't carry the same risks of permanent damage. | 0 | not toxic |
Ok, Eva Bruan...enough already. Hitler wanted to control the world...so do red progressives and the UN. | 0 | not toxic |
Gill will be missed. He always put a smile on my face when I would run into him out and about. I was just thinking about him the other day, thinking I hadn't seen him in a while. I sure miss the Duane Dewees Days. That was a loved family. Hope Gill and Rick can get together now. Love you Jane and hope you are holding up well.
LuAnn and Derek Harnden | 0 | not toxic |
Link is still broken! | 0 | not toxic |
I am sure the Liberal caucus would be ecstatic to have O'Leary leading the Conservatives. Mr. Bombast North displayed his ignorance of Canada and politics in general in his cameo appearance on our screens up here. (He began by identifying Parliament Hill as Capitol Hill). He should go back to Boston and continue his acting career pretending to be a successful businessman. | 0 | not toxic |
Hmmm, Elway played QB. VJ coached and played QB and you are saying how it has to be done? | 0 | not toxic |
What happened inQuebec is a black mark against all Canadians and i agree there is a lot of racism shown against Muslims but i just wish they (Muslims) would talk to us (not newspaper editorials) , not walk past us like we don't exist, tell us that we are not infidels , coexist with us and quit demanding that we change our laws and customs to suit them, respect is a two way street and the other lane is never spoken about. Every Canadian should feel safe in this country and be shown respect for our many cultures and religions, is this really a case where only Canadians should look at themselves in the mirror and ask some questions? | 0 | not toxic |
With your fake news you have to back it up with fake science. | 0 | not toxic |
I doubt if he's learned by now that not every tragedy is an excuse to show the world how ignorant he is. | 1 | toxic |
Gerald Tamura - That's one helluva assumption you make by asserting I would be defending the electoral college process while discounting the popular vote. Feel free to assume what you wish, but you don't know me. If you did, you'd know that for decades I've favored the candidates for president win by the popular vote rather than the electoral vote. You owe me an apology, but I don't expect one.
I agree that every president certainly has the authority (mandate) to make change. However, there is a huge difference between Trump's extraordinarily weak mandate and the robust mandates of past presidents, such as Johnson's when he thumped Goldwater in '64 and Reagan's when he crushed Carter in '80.
And as for wondering if I really am Warren Keogh, yes, I am who I say I am. No pseudonym wanted or needed. | 0 | not toxic |
It would not break my heart to see racist, perjuring, treasonous, pot-ophobic Barney Fife resign. | 0 | not toxic |
We have lost a compassionate man and scientist who sought for those with chronic diseases to be freed from their fates of a lifetime of suffering. Bless his family and friends and all of humanity for this loss. | 0 | not toxic |
Not sure that I get your point. Is it that even without NAFTA there will be a lot of trade between the three countries? Or that we can negotiate better on a case by case basis without the help of a general framework? Or do you think that the NAFTA negotiations will be successful. | 0 | not toxic |
Because the number of mothers who drown their children is even remotely close to the number of children murdered by someone with a gun? | 0 | not toxic |
How are those two Liberal court trials going in Ontario? Do I have to turn to alternate media to find out? Wasn't a problem when it involved Rob Ford or Duffy.....hmmm. | 0 | not toxic |
Alternatives like Square & Interac are cheaper, start using them. | 0 | not toxic |
CMD: ah yes, let the deflections begin.......Gary Crum | 0 | not toxic |
He didn't "admit" it. He speculated. | 0 | not toxic |
nippy68, unions in Hawaii does all the voting by so called 'block voting'. unions only care about themselves and not of the general public. Discrimination at it's worse/and or best yet discrimination is illegal as far courts thinking. Its not lower class but lower income. Going take a 'hurricane' to level the so called 'playing field' in Hawaii lie what happened in Texas and Florida the past 2 weeks. Thats what hurricanes does, just so you know. | 0 | not toxic |
I posted this once before, but the snowflakes were all offended and stuff. But the truth is that people died in World War II, people died in Pearl Harbor, people died in Hitler's Germany. A lot of innocent people. And people die in school shootings, natural disasters, and many other things. Tuesday, November 8th, was fairly innocuous compared to other events in Mel's 90 year history. Nobody died and nobody got hurt except for the people that voted for Trump and had to endure the wrath of rioters. | 0 | not toxic |
Ask me in a year about the impact of the marches.
As to Spicer, I as a #NeverTrumper, made similar claims regarding those who aligned himself or herself with Trump. My verdict on Trump is still out, but he has nominated some very qualified, IMO. DeVos, Pompeo, Mattis - these are not 100% behind Trump's ideas or campaign rhetoric, but may channel policies which get the US on better footing. | 0 | not toxic |
Newsflash, selfie takers. Nobody cares. | 0 | not toxic |
Let's remember the 9th US Curcuit Court of Appeals is made up of "bleeding hearts"! There track record says it all. What ever happen to balance? Kinda reminds me of the square building in down town Honolulu! | 0 | not toxic |
Your tone-deaf poet with a guitar meant to write "round up everyone who knows . . . " unless you prefer to be thought of as an inanimate object. On second thought, given what you've contributed in a lifetime of self-loathing and little else, he got you just right. | 0 | not toxic |
It takes nearly 300 ft^2 of space per parking space. If we insist on housing cars with nearly as much space as people (actually, cars take up five parking spaces when all driving is considered), then we are never going to return to having livable cities. Far too much of our city is given over to cars and their storage already, imo.
I believe Portland is now experimenting with requiring apartment builders to separate the cost of providing car housing from the cost of the apartments. Those who want to house their cars get to pay the extra $300/month rent and the other tenants don't have to subsidize them. Even conservatives should like such a market-based approach. | 0 | not toxic |
Smiley, youve been hiding for a long time but I see you still havent grown up. Why dont you remind us all again about how overrated the Leafs rookies are...lmao...you never tire of posting stupid comments. | 1 | toxic |
The Volt can also be plugged in so depending on OS's driving habits, he could very well go 900 miles between fill ups. | 0 | not toxic |
Sure. For starters we should return all agency funding to inflation adjusted 2006 levels. That would carve $1.2 billion off the deficit. Then we can talk about income taxes.
missioncriticalalaska.com | 0 | not toxic |
Hard to keep up with all the murders out here.... | 0 | not toxic |
I wonder if these athletes stopped to think that many of the fans would be more sympathetic to their cause if they did their protest on their own time and away from the playing field? I really believe that! There is NO need to disrespect our flag and heritage to be heard! We are all Americans. That flag flies for ALL of us. God help us all if ever comes the day she no longer flies! | 0 | not toxic |
Who cares? It could be 300 votes. The point is he wasn't elected by the majority of the American people which some of us find very relevant. | 0 | not toxic |
Fantasizing about you? I just threw up my mouth a little from that mere suggestion. I quoted what you wrote. If that wasn't what you meant, may I suggest night school English? | 0 | not toxic |
Yeah, they could have shot that stick wielding criminal. That would have taught him a lesson. | 1 | toxic |
And you'll be the one to tell us just what that is, even if its just a figment of your imagination. But hey, why should that matter to some like you? Throughout history, the true "believers" have never let a little thing like facts and truth get in the way of what they desperately wanted to believe. Its too disturbing. | 0 | not toxic |
Given this information, what business-minded "average Joe" Coloradoans need to do next, is contrive a way to "sell" their individual votes to these deep-pocketed political candidates. Here's a hint: PORK BARREL, baby, lots and lots of federal PORK BARREL!!! Mmmm, I smell money!!! EPA cleanups... new SuperFund messes, federal housing for our homeless new arrivals... Federal Drug Addiction assistance, Federal funding for home affordability, federal grants for Colorado education... Federal grants for Colorado's crumbling transportation. New Federal subsidies for Wind Energy, Federal subsidies for Solar. Federal subsidies for Coal, Federal subsidies for Oil and Gas, Federal programs for Agriculture, Federal Subsidies for our forest, Federal programs for Water resources, for Federal Immigrant awareness programs.... Who needs to work for a living, when you can vote for your living? | 0 | not toxic |
Not sure if they are true or not, but making claims 2 weeks before an election is Gloria Allred's MO. | 0 | not toxic |
That long? The baying just get worse every year. At least in 2012 Breibart wasn't the source of all knowledge for the deranged. | 0 | not toxic |
No one should be put Your hand
In the hands of the bleeding mullahs of Iran | 1 | toxic |
I would like to see the author following up with the creators of those campaigns. I backed two of the mentioned campaigns, non as been delivered. Mr. Marc Nicholas went completely quiet on all channels, backers considering a law case against him, because he did two campaigns and not delivered. Asked backers to transfer the hipping fee because the produce was ready to be shipped - fraud!? the TellSpec still send out emails and updates on an non regular base, but it seems they still working on it. | 0 | not toxic |
Thanks, Gary. | 0 | not toxic |
IRT Paul Mizue, prostate cancer is the third leading cause of death in American men. More than 26,000 will die from it this year. It is a very slow growing cancer which takes about fifteen years from the time it starts until it kills you. Most deaths from prostate cancer can be avoided by early detection by digital rectal exams or blood tests for prostate-specific antigens (PSA). Early detection provides for more treatment options and longer survivability. I was diagnosed with prostate cancer. It was detected in an early stage. My urologists gave me three treatment options - radiation, chemo therapy and surgical removal. A fourth option was do nothing, but since I was in good health and not too old, the urologist said if I did nothing I would die from prostate cancer in about fifteen years and it would be a very painful death. I opted for surgical removal. That was seventeen years ago, I feel great, and hopefully have another fifteen years ahead of me. | 0 | not toxic |
The Princess and the frog...
She is not believing that story. | 0 | not toxic |
Texas: 538 people who will never kill another person. | 0 | not toxic |
Excellent point. I am in agreement that solitary should only be used in extreme circumstances, e.g. when the inmate poses a clear and present danger to others.
Suspension of privileges would be more appropriate for non-violent offences. | 0 | not toxic |
The Corporate Oligarchy rules in the modern ideology of both Republicans and Democrats under the corrupt to the max "Two Party" system.. All federal government is staffed by multi-millionaires whose only associations are with others of their ilk. The only time they meet a non-millionaire is at election time as they are begging for more money to fill their separate from their own campaign funds. They continue to beg in emails on every issue with mindless blather solving nothing. The Republican Traitor Party has always been attached to the wealthy, but now they are joined by the New South Democrats since Carter and Clinton changed the dynamic of the party and kicked out all of the liberal/progressives. The nation is imploding from the weight of criminality and corruption exemplified by the illegal Trump administration allowed by the Republican rigging of the entire electoral system. Time for a Revolution. | 0 | not toxic |
My father is a Baby Boomer, he'll be 60 this year. He was "packaged out" of a job he had for 16 years in 2015. (Meanwhile the year after he was turfed was the first year in 16 years that the organization didn't hit its targets, but I'm sure that's just a coincidence. *roll eyes*) He has been constantly interviewing since then. I've lost track of how many interviews he's gone to. He's been the second choice for many. But he hasn't been hired and consistently the companies end up hiring someone in their 40s. They can pay them less because they have less experience and assume they'll stick around longer, ignoring that younger people commonly job hop now. One recruitment firm won't even look at his resume, we suspect because of his age.
My dad could retire now, but he doesn't want to and keeps trying to get a job. He would love to still be working. I imagine there are a lot of Boomers in that position. | 0 | not toxic |
He flagged your comment because, like all your comments, they are racist.
You haven't fooled anyone with your racist charade.
I'll join in the flagging of all your racist comments.
And I'll encourage others to flag your racist posts too. | 0 | not toxic |
You need to learn where the term 'Beltway' means. | 0 | not toxic |
Who the victim or the attackers? There are LOTS of folks like the attackers in that area. But there are also a lot of folks like the victim too. | 0 | not toxic |
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