<p>Okay, I am furious enough to post a 2nd story today. Barack Obama wants to overhaul and expand GW Bush's federal funding for faith-based groups to allow them to perform community & educational work. NO NO NO..not with my TAX DOLLARS!</p>
<p>Weed - We have ignored the clear lessons of history. Prohibition, the 18th Amendment to the Constitution, financed the rise of organized crime and failed miserably as social policy. Help Save Our Earth !</p>
SysTest recommended certification for the new voting system by Premier Election Solutions (formerly Diebold) even though the lab's findings listed 79 specific failures to meet the standards.
Mayor says torture training will continue and public officials will not be punished....The torture training is directed by a British man from an unidentified US private security company...not the first time US defense contractors have directed torture...
A republic can only be called a form of democracy if it is the people and not the representatives who actually govern. Unless the representatives can be held accountable to the people, they are not obligated to govern on behalf of the people.
The Bush plan will NOT help save the polar bear from extinction -- because it refuses to crack down on global warming polluters and will do nothing to stop Big Oil's invasion of polar bear habitat. Various ways to take action..
The U.S.Constitution was the first written agrement in history guaranteeing the citizen government protection of basic human rights as reflected in its Bill of Rights,the Constitutional duties of each body of Governent is in violation of Article V.
Clinton criticized Obama for ranking McCain No. 3 in a four-person assessment, ahead of Bush. But Clinton herself put McCain No. 2--or maybe even in a tie for No. 1--in her evaluation of the three candidates.
Clinton's remarks, made in an interview on MSNBC's "Countdown With Keith Olbermann," clarified a statement she made last week in a Democratic presidential debate in Philadelphia.
When the cost of food climbs at a gradual pace it's easy to eyeball a shopping cart and estimate the cost of the groceries inside.
Not anymore. Food costs rose by 4 percent in 2007, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture predicts they'll rise by as muc
