That is great for you guys. I am so proud of you. You found a Scientist that said that global warming doesn't exist. well, I really don't care. It is not about the last ten years. It is about the last houndred years, the last thousand. So many people think that because of the blizzrd of the century in washington global warming is a hoax. What they forget is that in the last ten years the polar icecap HAS shrunk, and the coast IS higher now than it was 20 years ago. I don't care if you believe this, because when I have the truth on my side, it no longer really matters, does it??

The way, "Obamacare" as many of you spitefully call it isn't even up to Obama. Barack Obama Has let the congress decide what is in the healthcare plan. Another thing I keep hearing is, "I don't want the government in my healthcare!" Fine. Just don't buy into the public option. After they fix the healthcare bill like they are actively working on doing, it will probably include the dreaded: PUBLIC OPTION!! AAAUUUUGGGGHHHH!!!!!! All this mean is that if you can not get insurance because of a pre-existing condition (i.e. anything from acne to cancer) than the government will provide insurance for you. If you have insurance already then you don't have to change it, and since your insurance is now competing with the National gov't, they are...

the reason that we are in this fix is because we can't compete with other countries. the majority of our students do not go to college, and many don't finish high school. In south Korea, students are required to finish high school, and most South Korean jobs require a college education. Norway pays people to go to college so that they have an educated workforce. Call it socialism, but if that is what we are up against it only makes sense that we need to have an educated workforce. Or maybe we can just become the Mexico of the 21st century and put together cars for Gremany and Japan. So in the long run, which will cost us more: Giving more money to schools, or not funding them?