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Juncker is heading for a bunker; European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker would not seek a second five-year term in that position in 2019. He said this in an interview with German radio station Deutschlandfunk.
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FAIR WARNING---OWNERS and RIDERS---the warnings posted ON the vehicles are there for a PURPOSE--4 wheelers ARE DANGEROUS _-at ANY SPEED---youngsters --SHOULD NOT be PERMITTED to OPERATE them---
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You're obviously not looking closely or you are turning a blind eye
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Correa and Kealoha started the downward spiral of HPD and in the process, a lot of good cops left the force. Great choice in Ballard. Someone with smarts and knowledge of what was and what will be when she takes over. Start by weeding out the bad ones at the top level and bring trust back to the rank and file. Good luck Chief Ballard!
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Not the time, or place. R.I.P. Officer Brandt
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The Ball family used China as a prop to mock them for a reality show.
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Hmmm...I don't believe I've said or asserted anything "Anti-Apple" or "Anti-Tesla" in this discussion. I've not denigrated the Tesla Product. I've questioned the need for a $7,500 tax credit and I've taken issue with the idea that all car dealers are bad. I did state that I've come to understand that Tesla devotees and Apple devotees share the same defensive posture when it comes to what they choose to buy. Zealots are Zealots whether it's Religion or Material Things. I don't care what you choose to buy.
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I bet you you are going to lose money on this one. What kind of sadistic psycho would want to kill cubs of any specie. So you want to manage YOUR lands, FEDERAL LANDS, mind you, to benefit hunters. Well, I don't. I don t like hunters, unless they are subsistence hunters, and the State of Alaska is a mighty poor substitute for God, don't you think? If I say you were all bought, would you agree? You chose wrong and to benefit the wrong kind of person. You will regret this, and we will see to it that what is happening there gets to those contemplating tourism. BC,CA , however, thinks this matter in a totally different way. BC says: The BCDNP is committed to banning the trophy hunting of grizzly bears. We have introduced legislation that would ensure stable funding and planning for wildlife and habitat management. We will build a bigger and stronger destination tourism industry while supporting First Nations and hunters to put food on their tables.SEE? That's how honorable people do it.
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Trump won because somewhere between 6 million and 9 million voters that had previously voted for Obama voted for Trump. Those voters minds were made up long before news of leaked emails.
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Yes, some like a 70% divorce rate, decaying families and sexual confusion much much better!
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Foolish to think anyones going to do it or foolish to think that it should be done? IIt does seem foolish to suppose that all us so called freedom and democracy western types seem perfectly ok with this pariah state that after surviving a terrible history turn around an oppress someone else. Shouldn't someone have learned a lesson in tolerance and law?
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"... suggested that his upcoming tax bill could force changes to 401(k) plans and other retirement accounts ..." If you ever had any doubts about the GOP's indifference to the middle class, this should settle it. . "This political caution is infuriating some Republicans, who feel too many details are being kept secret too late in the process." Welcome to the real world, GOP legislators, because now you understand how your electorate feels. Of course, secrecy is what killed "Replace & Repeal," so maybe it will also work here. . "The comments by Brady and Hatch show the immense pressure that congressional leaders are under to find new revenue to offset some of the sweeping tax cuts Trump has promised." Perhaps they could start with cuts to spending, but despite their oft-stated agenda, they've never done anything meaningful. In their own way, they're just as eager to spend as Democrats!
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Hmm, did you read the article? "... a move [eliminate primaries] GOP leaders and elected officials oppose ..." Try this on for size: registered Rs select the D candidate & registered Ds select the R candidate. Makes perfect sense 😕
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Yes I agree some did go on to succeed....but many never made it to graduation
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They're already living on less than $45,000 per year. Add up their expenses (not counting savings for retirement and university) and they're spending barely $3,300 per month.
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funny but if you realize what your taxes pay for health care you might be better in the states. If you pay significant taxes here, you might even get great health care for less than you are taxed here.
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I do believe that political donation and RE market in BC has co-relation. Unless BC rectifies this, there will be crisis looming. Just so you know, Vancouver RE market is overheating again, largely thanks to BC liberal government. I heard a real estate agent giving credit to the premiere. How said.
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I spell Muckraker; "HERO PATRIOT"
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Tight with exasperation, revenge is not the Zuma goal, it is vengeance, "punishment inflicted or retribution exacted for an injury or wrong." This vengeance has interrupted any growth anywhere in our TAXI war economy. when will we be allowed to be South African's where loyalty is only to our country and not to the ANC political point scoring swipe card.
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Indeed, those of us who supported President Obama had the rather naive idea that electing a President who shared our political/economic/social values AND who happened to be an AfricanAmerican just might help end the "racial divide" which has been present in the US since pre-colonial days. Boy, were we ever wrong. Instead, his election brought forth a tidal wave of racist rants...millions of internet posts....from individuals who saw the election of a Black President as "license" to share their racial hatred. Are we more racially divided than before President Obama's election....yes, I fear we are. Is it his fault? YES, it is...It's his fault for thinking (and our fault for supporting) the ideal that someone can actually be BLACK and be PRESIDENT.......It's our fault for underestimating the level of racial hatred which still exists among many Americans. If you condemn my statements as hyperbole, try Googling "racist rants against President Obama"
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Many places have ordinances requiring buried power distribution lines in new development subdivisions with multiple lots. It's more expensive, yes, but far easier to implement at the time of construction and the costs are passed on to the new homeowner. It virtually eliminates maintenance and outages at the end point and improves the aesthetics and property valuation. I think most people up here have come to accept that there will be at least a few notable power outages every year as a result of ice/snow, electrified squirrels, wind, fallen branches and random acts of the universe, but there's a lot of room for improvement both from a performance (maintenance cost/reliability) standpoint as well as a forward thinking development perspective. One thing's for sure, though, Anchorage is one ugly city from a visible utility line point of view.
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This is actually a salient point; especially since it is being framed as a "matter of respect" I would like to know what the local demographics are... if there really is no Muslim community in this municipality, the NIMBYs aren't the locals.
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I'll say here what I've said for years: any individual who can afford to give big money to a campaign is also rich enough to hire a legal team to navigate him around any law. It's been my experience that such contribution limits and laws serve only to scare away people new to politics, and who possibly deserve to be elected.
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My physician gave me a referral to an ideologist - I had to wait weeks!
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If there's an upside to this, many of Trump's supporters will lose their health care or have to pay higher premiums. Maybe at that point the light will finally come on.
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Political philosophy 101 "If you are not willing to pay for it with increased taxes you do not believe in it". Regardless of tweets or media barbs or verbal boasting my generation has screwed over our kids and grandkids generation with false pretensions and monumental debt. We have been at war for 15 years and as a middle class taxpayer I have never paid a federal tax rate over 15% which is ridiculously low. The WWII generation knew that when you went to war you paid for it & would have been stunned at the arrogance of people trying to claim they are pro war when they give themselves a tax cut. Verbal diatribes mean nothing. Unfortunately the media think verbal boasting means the candidate has "vision" and is "exciting ". Trump has no commitment to infrastructure other than to put the bill on the shoulders of future generations.
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Good question and I wish one of the Post writers could ask that of Joseph. I am willing to bet that Siemian doesn't have that option to audible a change of play without calling a timeout first. I don't know maybe he does. Coaches are such control freaks these days over young players you'd might have to be a veteran to change a play I'd guess.
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Kenneth L. Bingaman was charged with three counts of sexual abuse of a minor in the second degree,2 a class B felony, for conduct spanning more than a year and involving S.H., the daughter of his live-in girlfriend.   A grand jury also charged Bingaman with one count of assault in the third degree,3 a class C felony for conduct involving K.H., S.H.'s mother.   At trial, the state gave notice of its intent to introduce evidence pursuant to Rule 404(b)(4) of several prior incidents of assault involving Bingaman and several members of the victims' household.
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You need some serious help.
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Modern Democracy. The Enlightenment. Read the *right* book.
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It would just end up being a bunch of women like pandiddly, selected by bishops to espouse the JPII party line.
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And here I thought the problem was just that it was so desperately earnest and boring.
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Yep, he will be grilled, and hard, that is the way the system works. And during that grilling he will prove why he has the diplomatic skills for the job and the appointment will be approved. The $64,000,000 question is will Donna Brazile give him the questions in advance?
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All successful countries having public schools does not mean that public schools cause successful countries. Your local teachers must have been on strike during Causation vs Correlation day. If you need me, with my low-rent homeschool education, to explain that to you, I will. Here, pay attention: the death penalty is legal in America. America is successful. That doesn't mean that the death penalty is the cause of the aforementioned success. See I just educated you, and I didn't even ask for a $100,000/year pension. The cause for the boom in the 50s was not a bunch of government handouts. There were huge inroads made in the fields of industry, energy and technology . There was also less competition from other nations (hint hint, our country didn't get bombed the decade prior).
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It is the progressive liberal way: leave a carbon foot print of garbage where ever they go.
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"The sentence structure seems feeble and disorganized" Not as feeble as your argument that "diversity" won WW2 and equating Jewish scientists fleeing Nazi persecution with economic migrants in Europe. So now you're an English prof as well as a history expert? FYI, you're neither....
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Comment anytime pot smoking Twitler fans. Tell us how much greater America is going to be when we go back to enforcing asinine pot laws. Better yet, admit that you were duped. Learn your lesson.
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Well, thank God he's not and thank God in greyhound he's gone.
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There won't be church left. Don't they realize most young people simply can't understand the idea of excluding women? For my grandkids the only exclusions they find reasonable are physical such as strength in order to be a Ranger in the army or a fireperson yet women are even challenging those things. The young people are not staying with the Church and I can see why. They like the social good Pope Francis is pushing but the idea of women being unequal is too much for them. It's simply a showstopper, something like saying the earth is flat. The old men of the Church can't see that the young have left those kind of ideas behind and churches that espouse them also.
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The dismissal would be justified.
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"reduce the number of unfounded complaints in sexual assault" This phrase is used several times in the article but never mentioned once is simplest method of reducing unfounded complaints. Even the articles in the weekend's series admit that up to 1 in 12 accusations of rape are false. Penalizing the filing such false accusations could drop the unfounded rate by as much as 40%.
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You got to love it when, what is an internal accounting move that the City does from time to time on other things, becomes the biggest issue in the world because the money is attached to the ever-so-bemoaned Rail build. I get it, only the sexy issues get any attention by the constituents. But don't forget that every year, the City budgets the issuing of bonds in the budget to both pay off old bonds and obtain new monies for capital improvement projects.
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Rosemarie Tucker what would we learn from another intelligent life-form? Maybe we would learn why there are so few of us in the universe? Why it is so likely that intelligent life forms might destroy their own planet.
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OMG - CPO Sharkey gone ?! My warmest Aloha!
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Kill your TV. Surf the net :)
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Perhaps you think so, kramnot. I'm not so sure. A lot of Americans have NOT lost confidence in one institution: the courts. They're doing the job they were established to do. Trump doesn't like it. Darn, eh? Media? It's doing its job, too...holding the Pres.'s feet to the fire--and it's pushing Spicer's feet into the flames, too (pretty hot time at the White House press room recently, when Spicer made a statement so outrageous it convulsed every reporter in the room--read today's editorial). Trump doesn't like that, either. As an institution, the American government is pretty good, I think, when it is allowed to go to work. That was tough in Obama's day--Congress was a barrier. There's a new barrier to an efficient, effective government that GETS THINGS DONE: The President himself. The White House fights fires daily. In response to external flashpoints? When it has time. The chief arsonist sits in the oval office. Like Nero. Result: eventual loss of confidence.
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And guess where those enormous profits are going-- to the top of the food chain. Flight attendants and ramp don't see that money. Not even the pilots-- look how long it took Hawaiian to man up and give their pilots the industry standard pay. Hawaiian is still my airline of choice, but Dunkerley needs to start sharing the wealth with his people.
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LOL. A Duckling with spirit! Who knew there was such a thing? It is not how you start a game that matters. Dubs is wondering what Crimson Tide tastes like when you lap it up.
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Well all you ladies out there, what would be the appropriate action for a wife to take in a case like this one? He has been sexually unfaithful to her, having sex with a prostitute. Is there any chance that he might catch a venereal disease, and pass it on to her? He not only stole money from the family business, but he has practically single-handedly destroyed that business that the family relies on to survive. Not to mention all of the public humiliation that the entire family is suffering from all of these sordid details about his behavior coming out. What should this woman be thinking at this point in time? Can you put yourself in her shoes?
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Yes it proves the point quite clearly, doesn't it? Foreign muslim, native muslim: still the same common denominator.
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At least WF has an owner that is interested in its business and not real estate / shut down profit. Several of the other bidders were in the latter category. So was the the newbowners of Albertsons, who are now gone. One thing for sure, WF management is likely to change.
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Thought #1: What a crap title. Thought #2: Pulisic didn't come out yesterday. He's been pretty well known well before yesterday. We're glad you've FINALLY heard of him. Thought #3: Dempsey getting subbed had nothing to do with the 2nd goal. His contributions were minimal at best on the night. Thought #4: Arena says "No one cares how old you are." Not true. Kiszla does. That's all he could talk about.
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Just eliminate the individual mandate and I'll be happy. Makes no sense for Comgress to tax people who choose not to engage in commerce. Makes me wonder if Congress will tax those of us who sew our own clothes or grow our our food instead of shopping at clothing and food stores. No reason why they could not - the door is now open to make us buy anything they want. It's Nanny State insanity.
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............. so you prefer the boastful groper
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maybe get rid of the "special ones" nylon nets!
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The problem with trumpeting election fraud and system rigging is that it goes both ways. Then trust and integrity of the system fails You can't have a system that makes it legal to vote your conscience and then not expect people to do it. I'm sure you've read about NC recently. The potential for legal disenfranchisement was disturbing. Unfortunately, it seems there's always a loophole for the people in power to fight dirty.
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He should be concerned. People don't forget easily when you screw them over. His puppeteers, the Koch Brothers, might not be able to buy the next election for him.......
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Hmm, growth rate at 3%, unemployment at 17 year low, merit based immigration policy, democratic party justly marginalized by its own policies and pundits eating crow. Terrible
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Free speech erased by the G@M
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Trump's speech was spot on. The failure of prior administrations(yes, even Reagan's) to secure our border has made this current situation a disaster. Under Reagan's amnesty plan, the border was to be secured. Democrats defunded the plan and just allowed those people to stay. Now we have had 30 years worth of failure. SECURE THE BORDER NOW. Make E-verify the normal part of a job, license or benefit application. Deport all illegal immigrant criminals. What is left after that, take on a look on a case by case basis. Make the State Dept find the 45% of illegals who actually came here legally and have them explain why they failed to notify changes in their status.
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I love how people use the word "enabling" as though they actually know what it means.
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The issue is whether there should be a public comment period for each and every well permit NOT fracking an area in general. I agree there should be open discussion about allowing fracking in a new reservoir pool, but after that public discussion (assuming it's allowed) further public comment shouldn't be required about fracking each and every well afterward. That's a waste of time. And Cook Inletkeeper implied the AOGCC wasn't looking out for Alaska's interests which is nonsense.
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No one should care about a correction. I am not selling anything and I am looking forward to any eventual correction to buy more quality stocks. They are nothing more than a buying opportunity.
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Precisely. The Constitution, as amended, forbids the government from engaging in prior restraint upon the rights specifically protected by the Constitution. What is true of the 1st is just as true regarding the 2nd. When you abuse your right of free speech to harm the equal rights of another, you are subject to penalty for your abuse. What the anti-gun activists seek to do is restrain the ability to own and bear arms prior to any abuse of the right occurring. From the ratification of the Constitution until 1986 a citizen in this Union could own the very same arms issued to the armed forces by the general government. Today a citizen may only own certain arms if they were manufactured before a certain date. A citizen may own an M-16 manufactured in 1985, but not one manufactured in 1987. How this avoids the prohibition proscribed in the Constitution that the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed defies any logical explanation.
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How many delusions are you juggling now?
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The threat of Fintech to the banks in Canada is overblown. The banks have so much capital they can buy any fintech competitor , partner with them or copy them. After the Home Capital fiasco, Canadians are rightfully wary of moving their assets to a small fintech company even if they are insured.
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And just what did Obama's line in the sand produce in the Middle East ???? Answer: misery X millions. The blood of Syria is on his hands. Perhaps he'll ponder that next time he's living in luxury on Oprah's yacht !! N Korea must be tamed or the world will soon experience a nuclear war. This nut should have been crushed years ago.
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With so many bad attitudes toward smaller oil companies regurgitating false talking points it is no wonder Alaska's oil production has dropped from over 2 million to 500,000 on the North Slope and oil also had a massive decline fron 270,000 barrels per day to 15,000 in the Cook Inlet. Keep up the insults and harsh attitudes and see what that gets! Soon no one will produce enough because of poor treatment like this attack on Hilcorp by the AOGCC and people like Estun!
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why would anyone burn books?
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I get the holding the contractors feet to the specs. Been there, and done that. That said, there have been instances where everything has been followed to a "T", and it still fails. I too, have been a contracts administrator, and combination field supervisor. One job that we did in the Palmer area was a fish passage culvert. We followed the engineers plans. Both the contractor, and myself saw flaws within the design and elevations of the stream bed. Those concerns were brought up, but the powers that be said follow the plans period. This was Federal money, and the specifications were not to be questioned. The stream bed elevations were not right, and 2 years later the whole project was washed away by a typical high water event in the fall. At times, engineers can be wrong. If they aren't physically tied to the project, they can't see what the reality is on the ground, versus what they have specified. Arrogance has sunk more than one project in this State, and will do so again in time.
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Actually, it was self-defense.
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Bye Bye Hillary you paid the Russians for your information to get rid of Sanders so you broke campaign laws in colluding with Russia and if Mueller does not go after you, then Mueller broke the law because he also is involve with that Uranium deal you made for Russia's help to later on get rid of sanders and Mueller knew about that so Mueller should recuse himself and his aides from any investigation on the trump campaign, if Mueller will not do that then Trump has every right to fire him because he is involved and knew about this Law breaking Hillary and he did nothing about it Tables are turning and now its all Hillary and not Trump.
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Wow, Wente just does not seem to get who the 0.1% actually are. The people she just largely described as "privileged" are the Middle Class. If she actually criticized people like the Thomsons, of course, they would likely can her.
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You speak for a minority of Trumpaide drinkers.
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I note that mental health is mentioned only in passing, and analysis on shooter motives is missing. The problem of gun violence will not abate as long as there is myopic focus on "tightening gun laws." Statistics should also reflect whether a shooter was sane, radicalized, involved in gang or organized crime, et cetera. The biggest mistake the Left makes in this discourse is to believe that if you just limit guns, you limit murder. Besides the NRA, hubris is a problem.
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The only way to ever get rid of FailureCare is to let people suffer the full effects of government hubris.
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Booze and tobacco are cool with the Christians. Even though they are associated with 300+ diseases.
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We need provinces to satisfy the intense love affair that Canadians have with intrusive, excessive and bloated government
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'' If they'll do it WITH you, they'll do it TO you.''
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Lots of money could be freed up if the legal system would modernize their processes, and stop subsidizing the legal industry. Family law is one of them, lawyers are allowed to go endlessly to trial, false accusations, wasting time, breaking court orders as they are above the law, monies of tax payers and their clients, etc. All hiding behind the statement of " my client wanted this". Financial stakes of the industry is high, but do not want to modernize and catch up with the rest of the world. Plenty of monies available, just a matter of shifting priorities and following the law. Throwing more money at it is not a solution.
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Well, I am pleased by the Cardinal's outreach. But this does not surprise me. This Cardinal shines some light on the darkness.
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De Tocqueville was a classic liberal. Your quote is not from DeTocqueville. Feel free to quit copying from right wing nut websites.
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Finally. Glad it ended without more violence.
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Certainly the case if you get an old F series truck.
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@Cornelius__Finlayson "SHAME SHAME SHAME SHAME on the former Harper government allowing Omar Kahdr to be detained and imprisoned against his will and tortured.SHAME SHAME SHAME SHAME on the for Harper government allowing Mahar Arar to be falsely detained and imprisoned against his will and tortured. SHAME SHAME SHAME SHAME on the Harper government allowing Abdullah Almalki, Ahmad Abou-Elmaati and Muayyed Nureddin to be falsely detained and imprisoned against their will and tortured. Kudos and thank you to PM Trudeau from the bottom of my heart as tears of pride well up in my eyes as he erases these stains from Harper era. ~~ Above comment seems selective in the Cdns being dramatized --mainly Muslim. SHAME SHAME SHAME SHAME on Trudeau's abandonment: 'Robert Hall was one of four people kidnapped by the group last September in the southern Philippines. His execution follows that of fellow Canadian hostage John Ridsdel on April 25 when the militants did not receive the requested ransom'.
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Yep well done. Keep it up. And JZ does need Jesus and he will be coming in 2019.
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I'm in her district. I like all her views except not taxing pensions at all. I live on a pension and think I should pay state tax on it. Not all pensioners are poor. Taxing pensions above $50,000 a year, as was proposed, would not be an undue burden on those pensioners.
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You are wrong. The media have made the famine in Yemen an issue. It is you who have not been paying attention. I have been aware of this deliberately engineered famine ordered by Saudi Arabia for more than six months, owing to media reports. If you haven't heard of it before now, that is owing to your choice to ignore news reports. Of course, your chosen news sources may have ignored this crisis. Mine have not.
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Another lie by Trump! I will be every bodies President! NOT! This is going to be a long and bumpy ride. Please people don't let the Left or the right pit us against each other. There are a lot of wrongs in our country but none of them will get better by fighting each other. The Trump supporters voted for a change. Please let's not take each other's rights away!
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Before you cited Saint Morse, did you see whether he voted in favor of the law which Carter, Bush, Obama and, now, Trump are relying upon? I didn't think so.
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As a person who has suffered from chronic migraines (more than 15 a month) for 25 years or so, I can empathize with Hannah. There's just one point that I'd like to add about illness - there's absolutely nothing wrong in taking medication! If it helps you, what on earth is wrong with taking a pill (or 2, or 3, or 4 ...) on a daily basis or even, if necessary, for the rest of your life? If there is someone in your life who is telling you that they don't think you should be taking pills, feel free to totally ignore their irrational advice. If your doctor is prescribing something for you that you think will overall help you , then go to the pharmacy and fill the prescription.
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Make no mistake, at this point, if you don't support President Trump, you support the Alt-Left and are an enemy of our Republic and everything the Founders envisioned/established.
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I value life. This is why I push to hinder the "Death with dignity" laws. I do agree that sometimes it is more merciful to let the life go. I however do not want to encourage people to do away with their lives without it being an absolutely lost cause. I see the "death with dignity" crowd as encouraging people to end their lives if the going gets tough.
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Actually, based on their responses to my reports, this appears to be a software bug, not intentional censorship. When you see it, let them know.
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Dean - repeat that to yourself every time you post and things will get better for you.
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"In 2014, Denver's Department of Environmental Health (DEH) reported that residents in the north Denver neighborhoods adjacent to I-70 experience a 50% higher rate of mortality from heart disease than other neighborhoods in Denver not affected by highway pollution" Link: https://www.puebloevents.net/07/13/2017/denver-i-70-clean-air-act-lawsuit-fundraiser/
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Not sure about the cooling housing market, in Kitchener - Waterloo the market is red hot.
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Thanks for looking up the rules, you rule- stickler you! Nothing vindictive about it. It's a survival issue. If the Ducks don't show a marked improvement in wins and losses this year, Taggart will lose many of the verbally committed recruits for next year, and the downward spiral begins. Why risk having Utah beat the Ducks with a touchdown catch by Carrington when it could have never happened? Leaving it up to the PAC-12 is living dangerously.
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True but I think he also had a point to show the hypocrisy of republicans. I wish I had a penny for every republican who complained about Obama's Golf games and security costs, I would really be rich. Can you explain the republican hypocisy? Why aren't they complaining about The Donald always playing golf and incurring so much on security costs? Oh, that right. Its Ok if You are Republican. What a joke.
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Yes capitalism has a life of its own. That doesn't mean we can't encourage alternate forms of energy. And note also that the Oil Companies and Car Companies have colluded to crush alternate energy sources and electric cars for decades.
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