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Hey now... she's got her San Fran constitutents firmly convinced.
But you can give individuals average or just slightly above average ratings that do NOT require justification but will still prevent the individuals from getting promoted and otherwise limit their careers.
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10 Things to Know for Today

dconnelly Wrote: May 03, 2013 4:39 PM
These aren't originated by TH. These are the top 10 topics that the Associated Press thinks we need to know in order to pass as "well-read" (or as one of the "enlightened elites") in the singles bar-hopping scene for the weekend.
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Is America Still a Good Country?

dconnelly Wrote: Mar 29, 2013 4:24 PM
Of course the founding fathers knew of homosexual people. England has been notorious for years as being a "buggering" bunch, especially in their boys schools, and it's historically famous in the mid-east as well. The Constitution does NOT address marriage at all, but rather emphasizes the rights of the individual. Modifying the Constitution to reflect YOUR personal values is just as bad as adapting it to please the leftists.
"...University of Michigan’s Law School. Ten or so years later, these graduates accomplished comparable career goals as their peers. They also earned similar salaries and the like. The major difference was their capacity to give back to their minority community and their sensitivity to the needs of that community. This impact is very difficult to quantify." Notice the field that was chosen here... LAW. And we have the results of a lawyer "giving back to their minority community and their sensitivity to the needs of that community" living in the White House now. Now let's talk about the REAL sciences (physics, chemistry, biology, et. al.) and mathematics. What are the comparisons in these fields?
Isn't this the same son that was caught telling someone how to commit voter fraud?
You obviously don't have enough fiber in your diet. And a number of folks in this country use well water, not city water. We don't have a problem with rationing our own water so other folks can have a little. In other words, mandating how everyone's toilets must function to please a few is ridiculous, but very typical of democrats. Dim lightbulbs (also regulated), anyone?
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Moderate Muslim: Not an Oxymoron

dconnelly Wrote: Mar 07, 2013 5:30 PM
There is a big difference in the words from the Bible and the words in the Koran. While the events you cited occured at the State level, the Bible itself does not say you will force others into converting to the Christian religion, nor does it allow for mass murder of those who will not convert. Nor can Christians enslave non-believers. The Koran, on the other hand, states that you can (or must) kill or enslave non-believers and that you can tax them and give them less status in society. The Koran states that you can lie to non-believers to further the aims of Islam. There's a difference between the basic tenets of the religion and the practice of it. The Islamic terrorists are fundamentalists following the commandments in the Koran.
Some things the President, and only the President, is in charge of which he cannot delegate to others. All he had to do was wake up long enough to tell JCS and the State Dept. to go in and protect our people and get them out of there. But he couldn't even answer the phone long enough to say one sentence. "HE" was not gathering squat except shuteye.
They can't solve it when the Democrats in the Senate won't even let a jobs bill come to a vote. But the Republicans in the House have tried over and over again.
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