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We need one more sin tax.
Prostitution! A woman has the right to do anything with her body she wants to.
That clearly should include selling access to it as she chooses.
Today, she can sell views of her nude body (and in person, at least in Oregon) whenever she wants to and prostitution would just be another moneymaker for the State and Federal governments.
And only those who wish to participate as either a provider or a customer would be effected.
The rest of us could just receive the tax "moneys [to] benefit states, schools, health institutions, educational systems, and whatever else the state wants to put them to. Rake it in."! | 0 | not toxic |
Mr Shron reminds us that Britain only wanted to regain control of immigration by invoking and compares it to the idea of Canada giving up control of immigration to the US. His comparison is incomplete. What if as quid pro quo for the US arrangement Canadians were given the right to freely enter, work and live in the States? I just want to say that someting is given up and as a one of the many Brits who work and live in Germany and now race to apply for German citizenship I wish we had had the right to vote on the Brexit referendum! | 0 | not toxic |
How can future generations haunt us unless they're all already dead? Oh...you mean DEAD from the BURDEN of continually paying for Cadwell's Rail Fail folly into perpetuity and the ongoing (non) maintenance costs as well?? | 0 | not toxic |
As is often the case in Nature, the fast smart ones got away clean and the slower not so smart ones did not fare as well..... | 0 | not toxic |
"…naive quest to level the playing field instead of focusing on creating incentives to expand the entire economic pie."
Astonishing that parasites in finance are still trying to justify their gorging and gouging with a pitch for trickle-down economics. | 0 | not toxic |
You lost me at "Muslim ban". There is and never has been any Muslim ban. After the travel ban is approved by the Supreme Court, there will still be plenty of Muslims coming across the border without any problems. | 0 | not toxic |
Minority rules and Alaska Bored of Game is a closed minority. | 0 | not toxic |
Have you read his piece on how wheelers make bugs change patterns? Now there is a gem | 0 | not toxic |
Five million people voted for the Conservatives in the last election, and you just lump them altogether and cast them all aside as not wanted in "your" Canada. People wonder if Canada is divided, and look to blame anyone who doesn't agree with them. Telling 5 million people that they shouldn't be allowed to have a Conservative government and who they had was some kind of fanatic, certainly helps to keep the division going. The left always have seen themselves of the keepers of democracy , and barely tolerated anyone else. The arrogance is finely coming home to roost, as they are reaping what they have sown. | 0 | not toxic |
Wow! | 0 | not toxic |
I think he should change his name to moron. the majority of Americans now realize that the democrats are the most corrupt party in the history of the USA. Our liberal party is not very far behind them. | 1 | toxic |
I wonder if Mr. Brewer is one of the 37% who no longer ride a bicycle. | 0 | not toxic |
michael- that'd make entirely too much sense. | 0 | not toxic |
Oh really? Just wait. | 0 | not toxic |
What an absolute disgrace for any school to deny entry based on another country's position, vis a vis 'Israel's right to exist'.
I am not astonished by the backwardness of so many Canadians, it is something I have come to expect. Stupid people making stupid decisions based on their ignorance of fact. They probably cannot even point to Israel on the map. | 1 | toxic |
This propaganda should not be allowed in the Report on Business. The front section is already ruined. If this garbage comes into ROB regularly, I'm cancelling my subscription. | 0 | not toxic |
Save the sophistry. I am not fooled by crypto, alt-right flannel. | 0 | not toxic |
...and throw away the key! | 0 | not toxic |
My condoleances to her family.
What a tremendous cultural loss. I hope her work has been published somewhere so that future generations can be acquainted with and hopefully carry on these cultural skills and traditions. | 0 | not toxic |
Online reporting during the day is more of a draft than an end product, much as your legal-pad scribblings weren't entered as court documents or subject to review by your boss. Anyway, those are excellent questions you can share with Mr. Molen when you call to discuss the newspaper's deficiencies and how you'd like to help. Then if you get the opportunity to meet with Ms. Gorrow, you can critique her work in person while also assessing if she's capable of the improvement you expect. Or wait, your legal training says you already know the answer to that, huh? | 0 | not toxic |
Donation by Mr. Trump: damn if you do; damn if you don't. Go on Mr. Tump, just continue doing what you've been doing all along. No matter what you do, the media will always find something negative to say. | 1 | toxic |
Can't really loot a treasury and rip up the earth without deregulation. Makes me wonder exactly what the generals in the cabinet are for...and end run around civilian control of the military? Gee, what on earth could possibly go wrong?
I have been reviewing the life and times of Smedley Butler, Marine general with a strong constitutional bent. He saw a cabal and a coup, and he acted.
Hugh Massengill, Eugene | 0 | not toxic |
But plenty enough BleachBit for Hilliary to destroy all her classified emails exposing her ties to Uranium One and the selling 20% of the USA's Highly Enriched Uranium supply to Putin? | 0 | not toxic |
That's not how debt works. The interest rates we pay on existing debt is based on the rates at the time we issued the bonds. Our existing debt isn't more expensive now - FUTURE DEBT is more expensive now. | 0 | not toxic |
Certainly not for his benefit. But then again, it's all about you. | 0 | not toxic |
Committing a crime does not ever forfeit a person's right to life. Only someone who hates freedom and the Constitution would disagree with that. | 0 | not toxic |
I am sure glad that we live in REAL rural Alaska.
No government, no city, no zoning, no political B.S., and no nosy neighbors telling us what to do!
Neighbors out here are like family, and we always help each other out. We work hard, raised our families, grandchildren come for the summers, we know were our salvation comes from, and we grow older and pass away.
Here is a Alaskan thought.
Instead of bashing and condemning these people.
With David Szabo's permission. How about folks starting a fund to help folks out like this.
If 10,000 people donated $5.00 one time, out of their daily espresso habit. And or donated some time/equipment to help clean it up. (by the $50,000 estimation cost) Maybe even sell some of it. It sure would go a long way of making things more neighborly.
We are live a simple life out here, well below the poverty level. But I will put my $ where my mouth is. If someone does set up a fund. I will donate the first $ 10.00.
Take care, be safe.
God bless.
Griz | 0 | not toxic |
Waaaaaa! | 0 | not toxic |
If you served there then you should be aware that any pre-emptive strike we make will result in hundreds of thousands if not millions of innocent people dying, not to mention the poor shlubs in North Korea that have absolutely no say in how they live or what their gov't does.
North Korea does not and will not have the capability to "destroy us". Also, their wish is to stay viable and they know any attack on us will result in their utter destruction. They want the ability to harm us to cause us to not attack them. | 0 | not toxic |
The biggest problem is, you get rid of one donkey and he/she is replaced by another with less power thus giving the old donkeys more power! | 0 | not toxic |
From what I could find, rubber is chosen usually for safety reasons. Rubber mats/mulch offer better fall protection from height around playgrounds structures, and while they are more expensive, they're apparently less maintenance intensive to ensure a safe surface. | 0 | not toxic |
You are a racist. Baiters and racists come in all colors. Because it comes from a white person and says whites are bad doesn't matter both you and her are racists. Are you ok if I generalize about natives? Isn't that why you are commenting the way you do? Because you feel whites have generalized about "drunk natives?" I am white, my family has never owned slaves or looked down on any one else. We were taught that no one is better then us and we are not better then any one else. Stew in your hatred if it makes you feel good. | 1 | toxic |
If President Obama wants it and Secretary of State Clinton pushed for it just like she did the North American Free Trade Agreement that President Bill Clinton signed, how can there be any question that it is as important as the Ten Commandments? The anointed ones have spoken! | 0 | not toxic |
So say Protestants, the Catholic Church teaches otherwise. | 0 | not toxic |
Wow, nice Globe Editorial. Also, very nice of you to hand over this fantastic attack ad against O'leary: "Remember how Conservatives attack ads went after the last two Liberal leaders, calling one “Just Not Ready” and saying of the other, “He Didn’t Come Back For You”? Mr. O’Leary appears to be Just Not Ready To Come Back For You." Doesn't get much better than that. | 0 | not toxic |
If you lived in Cajun Country or Barcelona, it would be advantageous to speak like the locals. Proper American English is not proper in the UK. The spelling and grammar in your own comment are improper in either country. Proper nouns, like Cajun and Catalonian should be capitalized (and yes, those were used as nouns referring to the respective languages, not adjectives; though they should be capitalized in either case). Your use of 'minimal' is incorrect. You may mean marginal. I could go on, in standard English or Pidgin. Now please, go home and cook rice. Brah. | 0 | not toxic |
I know: sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. <g> And I surely prefer the habit to the cardinal 'get-up.'
But I think the practice is divisive, and I know that at least some priests in Boston experience Sean's choice that way. He doesn't live with the Capuchins, though I understand from friends in Boston that the Capuchins have a house not far from where he does live.
But this is, I suppose, a matter of taste, a matter of opinion -- and not one I'd go to the mat for. | 0 | not toxic |
IF this happened yesterday, could anybody envision P.M. Justin T. having the cahones to kick somebody like Putin out of Canada, if he told us all to separate into 13 republics and support Trump? Bravo Lester B. Pearson. You were a true world leader. You will always be the best politician Canada produced. Thank you. | 0 | not toxic |
Find these cretins and take back the night! | 1 | toxic |
United DELIBERATELY violated safety regulations and DELIBERATELY stole the cost of the ticket from the woman by its own admission. This unlike the DAO case is one where they should pay out and payout big and hope she doesn't sue. UNITED clearly violated their OWN terms of carriage. DUMB DUMB DUMB!!! | 1 | toxic |
You highlight a major problem with Canadian business and industry. Why compete when you don't have to. Government oligopolies are a huge barrier to Canadian competitiveness. Aided and abetted of course by a BOC which is doing its very best to find a sixty cent Canadian buck. Dairy, egg, chicken farmers, Bell, Rogers, Telus, (telecom's motto should service with a snicker, when and if we feel like it) 6 big banks, and of course the Bomber have all thrived due to government protection.
When you have a giant crutch you might just as well lean on it! | 0 | not toxic |
He had Alzheimer's, which is a deadly disease. Alzheimer's worsens over time. Alzheimer's is a progressive disease, where dementia symptoms gradually worsen over a number of years. In its early stages, memory loss is mild, but with late-stage Alzheimer's, individuals lose the ability to carry on a conversation and respond to their environment. Alzheimer's is the third leading cause of death in the United States. Those with Alzheimer's live an average of eight years after their symptoms become noticeable to others." | 0 | not toxic |
I've lived in the Eugene/Springfield area going back to 1993 when I first settled in Eugene. And I certainly cannot remember the RG ever not endorsing any tax increase or new taxes, no matter how outlandish or excessive they were.
That includes both the 2011 Eugene City Income Tax proposal for schools ( which was soundly defeated ), and also the Monthly Eugene City Fee ( defeated in 2013 ). The RG supported the 2007 County Income Tax proposal too, which 71% of the voters voted against.
The Register Guard clearly believes that the public should be taxed much heavier. | 0 | not toxic |
The question in my mind is whether DLNR will be having new predator legislation introduced this session to kill the sharks, "by any means deemed necessary", since they could conceivably bite the last remaining Hawaiian Monk Seal one day. | 0 | not toxic |
Wow! | 0 | not toxic |
It is not just double dipping. I've been on a common statin for 18 years and my doctor still insists I come into his office every couple of months to renew my prescription even though my pharmacists phones to get a renewal. No tests, no consultations, just a scribbled prescription and a billing to Medicare. Also, I keep requesting a generic form of the drug but he also specifies the much more expensive brand named version every time. Did I mention that he takes 2-3 cruises a year? | 0 | not toxic |
I missed the sarcasm because it would not have been unusual for someone to have made such a statement , but actually believed it. | 0 | not toxic |
Only because you won the birth lottery and were born in the West. You might have an entirely different opinion if you were born in Sub Sahara Africo or South East Indonesia....as a girl. | 0 | not toxic |
Canada are already experiencing show trials. were conviction is the only acceptable outcome. The Liberals are busy making sure their favored cultural and gender groups never have to say they are sorry. | 0 | not toxic |
2. Safety issues cannot be resolved technologically. False. The phrase "walk-away safe" indicates that one can have a reactor running normally and walk-away from it without any bad consequences - apart from the loss of electricity. The current designs are not walk-away safe but the latest version of light water reactors (Koeberg is an early example of this kind) - the ones being built at the moment - approach that status. Change the design of the reactor to such as an MSR, a Molten Salt Reactor, and there is no doubt of walk-away safety. So "cannot be resolved technologically" is a statement which can only be made (with such confidence!) by a non-expert. | 0 | not toxic |
It's a chick magnet viagra car...... for a hot expensive model in the passenger seat..... to drive her to the motel. | 1 | toxic |
Here is an earlier article by the Tax foundation:
http://www.civilbeat.org/2015/02/tom-yamachika-our-best-export-our-taxes/ | 0 | not toxic |
Implicit in the "pro-life" criticism of Clinton is the preposterous notion that Trump is pro-life, that he cares about abortion. A racist by definition is anti-life; anyone who mocks the handicapped is by definition anti-life. Her pro-choice voting record and policies notwithstanding, Clinton has done more to reduce the number and the rate of abortions in this country than Trump ever has or ever will.
At least the priest at the Mass I attended today didn't endorse Trump; he recommended a write-in.
When the history of the church in the United States during the first two decades of the twenty-first century is written, historians will note that some putatively ‘pro-life’ and ‘pro-family’ members of the church, including some of its clergy, disgraced those movements and embarrassed the church by giving the GOP a pass as it descended into right-wing ideology, even to the point of rationalizing, justifying, even recommending a vote for the racist, fascist Republican nominee. Deplorable. | 1 | toxic |
For the Church all that is needed has been taught clearly by Jesus of Nazareth more then 2000 years ago. It needs no other moral system then that. Sadly, the magisterium has become apostate at times in making the opposites the rule of Church laws. If we stick with the "moral system" taught and reflected in the Gospels, we cannot go wrong. | 0 | not toxic |
Don't call me Surely! You'll be sorry! | 0 | not toxic |
pseudo-patriotic hogwash
the real courage would come from politicians who'd stand up to the NRA and end the slaughter of American innocents | 0 | not toxic |
this planet need fewer people - fullstop. EI costs everyone. The real cost is disruption to the workplace as we have to recruit people and tell them they will likely be fired in 1 year's time (I've had to put up with the tears when that happens). You think there are highly skilled workers just sitting around waiting to take a job that only lasts one year and done?? Then we have to spend a lot of money training them, putting up with weak production while they learn the ropes , and often there is a merrygoround of temp workers who can never do the job like an experienced long time employee. Maternity leave is a heavy burden and a big weakness in our economy. Making it 18 months is truly a nightmare scenerio. 6 months would be fair, and generous enough. | 0 | not toxic |
1. Not stopped voting yourself up yet? Wow.
2. Your inside info comes from where exactly? | 0 | not toxic |
Volvo V60 or XC60 would be my choice. Could likely get a T6 AWD under $50k with some negotiation. Definitely the T5 FWD would come in under budget. | 0 | not toxic |
Yes, but he is figuring out a way to "monetize" his term as Mayor. Look for him to get money from developers as a consultant. | 0 | not toxic |
The main focus should be on ETHICS and the shameful lack of it in the incumbent mayor.
Additionally, the incumbent and two previous mayors are cut of the same deceitful, dirty cloth and there needs to be a break. If the previous two could have been ousted after a term, then why not the current???
The fact that Caldwell merrily rolls on with his $200k++ moonlighting "job" at the bank while still accepting money from the hardworking PEOPLE of HNL (to do an allegedly 24/7 job - for a more than fair remuneration) is simply disgraceful! He knows he NEEDS to be mayor to hold on to that sweetheart gig at Territorial. Or it's PAU.
He mocks us and gives a sly, grin.
Voters need to make him PAU. | 0 | not toxic |
Maybe Ivanka likes that her Daddy said he'd pursue her sexually if she wasn't his daughter? Who can say for sure. The acorn doesn't fall far from the tree; perhaps she's just as much of a disgusting pig as him? | 1 | toxic |
Why should demcorats work with republicans? Republicans know everything. They are perfect. Come on republicans, make the people back home happy and remove their health care. lol
If you were smart, you would support the Donald and come out in favor of medicare for all. But I doubt if you have the guts to stand up to the medical industrial complex. | 0 | not toxic |
I think a better option would be for most men to quit work and live off their wife's income. That would close the wage gender gap and women would be making a lot more than men in Alaska. Just tell you wife that you are quitting your job to help the women in Alaska. | 0 | not toxic |
Sorry officer, the lesson here is...if the plane is already boarded and seated, and 4 United crewmembers show up at the last minute and need to dead-head, it is grossly inappropriate to force people off the plane to accommodate non-scheduled employees.
Lesson #2 is, in a free market economy, you continue to up the bid to buy back the seats until someone gives them up "voluntarily". Not belligerent force and coercion as was the case here
Lesson #3, you don't physically assault someone who is behaving lawfully. Not cooperating with police is not illegal, if the police have no legal grounds to forcibly remove you in the first place.
This person was not being trespassed by united, you don't go hands on to remove someone to enforce internal airline policy. | 0 | not toxic |
Would be difficult, but helpful if the data could be normalized to account for the average daily usage during the seasonal periods. So Poipu has the highest totals, but that beach also has significantly higher daily usage than Salt Pond. Normalize the data to show the average drowning rates and I think you would see less variability across the board, or in this case, across the coastline. | 0 | not toxic |
Does that include Bay Street? CEOs? | 0 | not toxic |
I'm amazed by so many comments that find this article controversial. The article simply points out a rule of basic decency. I don't see a political motivation here so much as I see a desire for a world that is more respectful to women. My mom taught me that already and I behave like real man. Most of us do. It is only the sleazy politicians in the news that haven't learned it. If I have any disagreement with the article, it would be that it tends to suggest that it is "maleness" that creates this behavior. That is a slightly sexist opinion. Vulgarity isn't gender specific. Don't label all men pigs, just the ones that are. | 1 | toxic |
Read the book "One Second After". It's a novel that addressed what would happen if the US was hit by an EMP. It's pretty nasty. If the electric grid gets fried it means no food, medicine or other essentials get delivered, no running water, no refrigeration, etc. People turn into animals fighting for survival. It's not that expensive to shield the grid from an EMP attack but, for whatever reason, Congress has ignored this vulnerability for a long time. | 0 | not toxic |
Interesting. How has the United States made out on similar reports? | 0 | not toxic |
I have been paying attention to John's articles since at least 2008. Since then I have acquired 9 of these stocks. Prior to 2008 I listened and acted on some of the noise I read about. My lesson was to end up with quite a collection of companies that actually went bankrupt and I lost all my investment. It was quite an accomplishment. Needless to say, I leaned my lesson the hard way. Since 2008 I invest in only dividend stocks. None in my portfolio have gone under, and its up substantially since 2008/9. It much easier to sleep at night when your portfolio is growing and paying dividends rather then tanking and going out of business. | 0 | not toxic |
Ironic that Kay Brown chose to retire a few days after Clinton failed to get elected. Where were the Democrats when Diane Benson almost beat Don Young - with little, or no, financial support from the party; the party hung Diane out to dry? I quit the party when the "Fiscally Conservative" and "Socially Liberal" folks like Bill Clinton, Les Aspen (I knew Les - I'm from Wisconsin) and James Carville destroyed the local base of the party so they could run the show.
So now we have payback. Kay - you'll get no thanks from me for a job well done. Don't let the door hit you on the way out. | 0 | not toxic |
This is a pretty weak attempt at damage control by SNAP. | 0 | not toxic |
I'm FOR the tiny house movement, and I will support someone that comes up with a good plan. Sometimes, all someone needs is a place to take a regular shower to get into the workforce. Let me know what I can help with, please. | 0 | not toxic |
Honesty and integrity are sorely lacking in our Congressional delegation. | 0 | not toxic |
Broncos win 5 - 1..... | 0 | not toxic |
Layla4: If someone posts a quote, you can tell where it comes from in seconds by copying and pasting it in google. In this case, the excerpt comes from Politifacts, an internet fact-checker.
I hope this helps. | 0 | not toxic |
As a disabled veteran and a VA employee, I can tell you that there's a lot that goes on that you're not seeing. Please don't dismiss this article and the experiences of others based on your experience.
I was getting all my care at the VA until last year. Now, all my care is in the community because as an employee I know leadership advocates the violation of directives in place to protect patients.
The boots on the ground - medical staff and support staff, are for the most part doing the best they can, but mismanagement is real and mgmt dictates that staff do things that risk the safety of patients. When we refuse and report - we get terminated. I was one of those and was later reinstated, only to have all my computer access and privileges taken away which meant I couldn't do my job.
This article is only the tip of the iceberg.
Most of the time patients are unaware of the things that could adversely affect their care until it actually happens to them - until they're the one. | 0 | not toxic |
Very descriptive and an excellent use of the English language. As the reader is enthralled with each word, the images are brought to their minds explicitly and wonderfully.
There is a certain feeling that comes with the quiet in an Alaskan winter. It is hard to explain but I think it's about being okay with oneself. Knowing that whatever comes your way in the winter, you will deal with it and be there when the summer arrives again. But they are experiences that only the hardy can see the pleasure in and appreciate in their truest form. It's survival and the determination of being one who does survive.
I look forward to reading more from this author. She has a gift that should not be kept to herself but shared with all of us. It is rare for someone to have such a grasp of story telling. Thank you so much for sharing this story. I loved it and am wanting more. | 0 | not toxic |
She beat Kerber this year, nothing to sneeze at | 0 | not toxic |
Big difference from last years team losing some good players and a great defensive coach but we'll bring it around. Go Buffs! | 0 | not toxic |
This is Detroit thanks to liberal leadership: Taxes + Bureaucrats = Poverty
Kamath is proof of liberal leadership. | 0 | not toxic |
The historical-critical method is very valuable in studying the scriptures. But it is not an infallible tool. It is vulnerable to subjectivism (indeed, solipsism) and cultural chauvinism. It sometimes draws conclusions using circumstantial evidence. | 0 | not toxic |
(It’s (almost) « a State into a State », oui ?)
It also began what was to become a tradition in Canadian constitutional history – the recognition of certain distinct rights, or protections for Québec –
in language, religion and civil law.
“Bill 101” is O-N-L-Y a Montréal problem! Get it Anglo Canada ?
Not in Québec City !...not in Kamouraska...not in Rimouski...in Arvida...
not in Chibougamau...not in Ste-Adèle...not in Montebello...not in Tadoussac...
O n l y i n M o n (t) r é a l , right ???
This is what Anglo Montrealers (hard Loyalists ?) can’t stand;
“...The past & present MINORITY of the Ghetto Anglo Montrealers (7% for decades) of all of Québec is to blame here for not consciously recognize the “Québec Act”...”
(more to come about "racist" in Québec) | 0 | not toxic |
Like how Shakira sings about how the hips don't lie, the number of recent problem UH football players don't lie. One problem UH football per season can understand, maybe two in a season but isn't this like the third UH player suspended or removed from the team for unspecified "problems"? Does anyone on the team from the coaches to the players know the meaning of the word "discipline"? Something is just not right with the UH football team and if they cannot solve their constant off the field problems there is no way they can perform at a high level as a disciplined team on the field and actually win games against half decent teams. More and more people, besides Allie are going to put "Like" on Allie's comments to shut down UH or greatly reduce UH athletic program, with greater the likelihood the City and State will tear down Aloha Stadium and replace it with a much smaller 25,000 seat capacity stadium with high rise condos, tract homes and a shopping mall. | 0 | not toxic |
One cannot read these pages for long without coming to an unquestionable belief in the doctrine of Original Sin. Denying a doctrine for the sake of modernity and convenience does not make it untrue. The denial simply makes Satan successful. | 0 | not toxic |
Once pot is basicly legal it will be next to no cost to acquire.
Unlike tobacco, it is grows like a weed, needs no special handling and anyone can grow it.
Dirt, water and light. | 0 | not toxic |
Stop trying to monopolize these threads, and go get bailing out your mother's basement, Goatie. | 1 | toxic |
"We, on the board of Parents for Public Schools of Hawaii, express our opposition to a First Hawaiian Bank commercial that depicts a local couple celebrating that their young child got into private school. While the text reads “Pay for Private School” and the announcer says, “You want the best for your child. We get it, and we can help” and suggests a home equity loan."
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My advice...Get over it 'cause that's EXACTLY how it happened for me INCLUDING the equity loan I HAD to take out to BUY our kids way out the the public school system here. Did you get that? I couldn't afford to do that and so I HAD to take out a LOAN to MAKE it happen. THAT'S how real the problem is. And it's not about "best", it's about a WHOLE LOT "better". | 0 | not toxic |
As usual, point missed. | 0 | not toxic |
You wonder if Obama wiretapped Trump without 17 national security agencies noticing?
Maybe he held a drinking glass against the wall of a broom closet. Yeah, that's it. | 0 | not toxic |
Just because the private sector doesn't think it wise to compete against other global projects(or themselves) doesn't mean that the State of Alaska should!! | 0 | not toxic |
There will be free mammograms given out in the parking lot. Look for the ice cream truck (don't worry we have curtains to ensure your privacy.) Please dont judge the vehicle (it is all Humble Raven could budget for).
All screenings are confidential and will under no circumstances make it onto a legislative laptop! | 0 | not toxic |
I think he was 'hired' at Everett Fire in 1999... not fired. | 0 | not toxic |
If it was my grandmother that was on the floor for four hours I'd put this woman in the ground, so jail doesn't seem inappropriate. | 0 | not toxic |
Why should they have to be more ready to discuss or defend?
If someone from another country was visiting Canada and A few right leaning Canadians expected him or her to discuss or defend their government, So called Progressives would call that bigotry and harassment based on their nationality. | 0 | not toxic |
Since then though, they have turned ever more radical in their anti-white, identity politics, at least the more vocal types (not Obama himself, a moderate, nuanced man.), that is what people are reacting against. | 0 | not toxic |
My speculation is that the only thing that 50 legislators are worried about now is avoiding blame for the coming PF earnings reserves draw. So I'm sure the minority will ramp up the case for working families and children if their puppet strings are tight enough.
So how's the weather down in Juneau Mr. AFL-CIO boss? | 0 | not toxic |
There is a fascinating story to write about Emerald City ComicCon, but this isn't it.
ReedPop, a large company in the business of running such conventions, purchased ECCC last year, and is gradually making it's mark on the con. The concern on the floor seems to be making all the conventions exactly alike, making it hard for the smaller publishers and artists to participate in one or two cons. And there are a LOT of conventions across the country in competition with each other for exclusivity and rights. It will get ugly.
Mr Sullivan, next year, come on IN and see what is going on. So far, there's still room for the hobbyist, the fanboy, the family cosplay,the professional cosplayer (and they have a competition this very evening at the con, those professionals) as well as the "comic books only" people. And we all get along pretty well. Friday was a pretty sweet day to reconnect with my people. Gives you a little hope for the world. | 0 | not toxic |
SF has zero respect for America. | 0 | not toxic |