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Comment by politicalgrind on February 7, 2008 @ 3:56 pm

What person with intelligence above a 6th grader is not insulted by the political meaningless trife that political contestants recite in the prepared speeches they gush out before their correographed live audiences? How can anyone listen to that nothingness without feeling insulted? Would it really turn away voters if a politician presented rational information on a subject? Probally Yes. guess we better keep it going, anyway that reflects what we really are.

Comment by ted mackey on February 24, 2008 @ 6:04 pm

I will improve education for your chrildren and grandchrilden, lower taxes so that middle class Americans can keep more of the money that they work so hard for, reduce crime, provide medical care for all working people and improve your daily living conditions. I will bring the fighting men and women home from Iraq to be with their love ones and families. It's about time someone did something for the middle class Americans in this country and that's what I will do when you send me to Washington to be your President. (clap,clap,horay, horay, etc. ) What a joke folks!!! and most of us stand there clapping and screaming in approval. We are all a bunch of sheep being lead around like 6th graders. It is embarrassing to watch Political canidates shoving out this canned trife. Shame on you Americans..

Comment by ted mackey on February 25, 2008 @ 2:30 pm

I was just thinking, which can be dangerous, How would any of the candidates stand up to to a congressional investigation of their eligibility for a political appointment????

Comment by Jim on March 7, 2008 @ 5:23 am

I think this worthless democratic congress should be ashamed of themselves. They act like children and we the people are the ones that are hurt….I think we should vote all the bastards out….how bad can we be hurt then…Barach Obama…is nothing more than a mouth piece for the Chicago mob…….how worthless….god help this United States when we get this kind of trash to lead our country

Comment by snytz on July 7, 2008 @ 6:47 pm

When are the american people going to wake-up and take this counrty back. Right now the politicians have taken over and do things that help them financially and politically. the very people we want to help us are helping themselves and to hell with us
We need to stop funding the enemy with our buying of foreign oil and drill here in america and screw OPEC

Comment by snytz on July 8, 2008 @ 2:55 pm

Jesse Jackson just needed some media time, so he made a comment that was as lame as possible just so the media would pick-up on it…….what scum would do that?

Comment by snytz on July 9, 2008 @ 10:42 pm

Patch perfect grass seed is a scam

Comment by snytz on August 11, 2008 @ 7:29 pm

Oprah is nothing but a racist bitch

Comment by snytz on September 6, 2008 @ 10:24 pm

Juan Williams says Sarah Palin doesn’t have the experience to be vice-president, let alone president….when Obama has less experince than Sarah Palin has…..What a bias idiot.

Comment by snytz on September 14, 2008 @ 6:54 pm

Thomas Sowell wrote this this article today:

“Senator Obama’s words often sound very reasonable and moderate, as well as lofty and inspiring. But everything that he has actually done over the years places him unmistakably with the extreme left elitists.

Sadly, many of those who are enchanted by his rhetoric are unlikely to check out the facts. But nothing is a more real or more important issue than whether what a candidate says is the direct opposite of what he has actually been doing for years.

The old phrase, “a man of high ideals but no principles,” is one that applies all too painfully to Barack Obama today. His words expressing lofty ideals may appeal to the gullible but his long history of having no principles makes him a danger of the first magnitude in the White House.”

Comment by Debbie on October 8, 2008 @ 12:48 pm

Part of an article from the debate last night:

“The sky-high gasoline prices Americans paid all summer were effectively an energy tax, brought to us by policies limiting energy production supported chiefly by Democrats like Nancy Pelosi.

Barrack Obama, too, talked up the foreign-policy considerations of dependence on foreign oil. Yet he also made sure to empathize with families for whom $3.80 gas strains the budget. The irony that Senator Obama’s party shoulders much of the responsibility for those high prices.

McCain squandered an opportunity to clarify his differences from Obama on nuclear power. The facts are these: Both candidates claim to support nuclear power, but McCain actually seems to mean it. He supports opening the Yucca Mountain waste repository, a critical step in guaranteeing the expansion of nuclear energy. Meanwhile, Obama vows to shut down Yucca, though provides no alternatives. He’s trying to have it both ways. He can say he supports nuclear, as do increasing numbers of Americans. But he sends an unmistakable signal to the anti-nuclear environmental lobby that, without Yucca Mountain, nuclear power isn’t going to expand on his watch.”

Obama showed why at this late date he is the favorite to win come Election Day. Without any hesitation, Obama stated that we have to prioritize and that energy tops the list. (The fact that Obama said in the first debate that energy would be the first item on his agenda he’d abandon will no doubt be tossed down the memory hole by his cheerleaders in the mainstream media.)

Comment by Debbie on October 8, 2008 @ 12:54 pm

Excerpts from a Thomas Sowell article:
Senator McCain’s health care plan is built around giving households more control over health care coverage decisions. He would convert today’s income-tax preference for employer-paid insurance into a refundable tax credit that workers and their families could direct to the insurance plan of their choice.

Obama and Biden are trying to scare voters by suggesting, first of all, that McCain’s reform would leave some households worse off than they are today. In fact, most Americans would come out well ahead under the McCain plan, as independent estimates — and common sense — indicate. A middle-class household in the 25-percent tax bracket — that’s married couples with incomes between $65,100 and $131,450 in 2008 — would have to get more than $20,000 a year in employer-paid premiums to be better off today than under the McCain plan. (The average employer contribution to family coverage was $9,325 in 2008, according to this annual survey.) A distributional analysis of the McCain plan by the Tax Policy Center shows all income groups, including the poorest fifth, better off with the McCain tax credit than under current law in 2009.

Senators Obama and Biden have also tried to claim that millions of Americans would be pushed out of employer-based plans under the McCain reform. But this claim is also false. McCain’s proposal would give workers the option to take their credit and apply it to insurance outside of their workplace. In some cases, this would be a rational decision, as it would give a worker portable insurance they could keep even as their employment and life circumstances change.

But there is no reason to believe large numbers of employers would suddenly drop coverage altogether. Job-based insurance would still be very desirable for most workers, as the premiums paid by firms would remain exempt from payroll taxes. For this reason, employers looking to attract and retain the best workers offer attractive health-insurance plans.

As Senator Obama has criticized the McCain plan in recent weeks, one has to wonder whether he even understands his own plan. Indeed, it is Obama’s plan, not McCain’s, that represents the real threat to employer-sponsored insurance.

Comment by Debbie on October 8, 2008 @ 12:57 pm

The american people needs to organize and impeach the U.S.Congress. I’m talking about all the crooks such as; Braney Frank, Chris Dodd,Nancy pelosi, and all of the other people who was directly involved with Acorn. Acorn was the group (under the supervision) of a few congress members that I have just mentioned. The american people needs to take back this country. We need to indict these crooks and have criminal charges made against them for getting us (the american tax-payers) in this mess, they can’t just sit there and make us pay for there screw-ups and greed. This can be traced back to them and they should pay like any- other criminal in this great country of ours.

Comment by snytz on December 4, 2008 @ 9:37 pm

This new U.S Congress that we have today as become individual contractors, (i.e; they work for their own self interests and accomplishments and the american people be damned).

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Comment by snytz on December 25, 2008 @ 12:43 pm

First of all congratulation for such a great site. I learned a lot reading article here today. I will make sure i visit this site once a day so i can learn more.

Comment by dolly on January 28, 2009 @ 7:34 am

I think the american people need to call for obama's inpeachment as soon as possible. He(obama) is going to run this counrty into ruins and we need to stop him NOW!!

Comment by snytz on February 7, 2009 @ 3:15 am

I am very serious about my son snoring my snore at a very small age. I can't understand what to do.
please help me.

Comment by snoring natural on February 21, 2009 @ 7:14 am

Thanks for such an informative post about snoring. My father is suffering from the same problem since last 10 years. i can't sleep at night due to snore of my father. please help me.
Thanks

Comment by sleep snoring on February 28, 2009 @ 11:06 am

my mom and dad both snore very loud. me and my family can't sleep at night. so please help me and my family from the noise of snore. provide me some suggestion to stop their snoring.

Comment by snoring solutions on March 2, 2009 @ 6:22 am

I am totally fed up of my husband snoring and I just want stop her snoring. When I tell him that you snore at night he does not believe me that I snore. So please suggest me some helpful tips for my husband snoring.

Comment by snoring cure on March 3, 2009 @ 11:00 am

Black people!! you vote for democrats most of the time in hopes that the dems will help you have a better life, yet for more than 60 yrs They(dems) have given you nothing. You see, if the dems would give you what they promised, the dems feel that you would'nt need them anymore and thats want democrats want you to do, need them!!! Wake up people, the dems keep you in need of them and never let you get ahead and fulfill any dreams that the dems have promised

Comment by snytz on March 5, 2009 @ 8:35 pm

Comment by snoring cure on March 7, 2009 @ 9:01 am

I am a man and I snore at night. Due to my snoring my wife and my small children doesn’t sleep at night. So provide me some tips or treatment for my snoring. Help me!!!!

Comment by snoring center on March 12, 2009 @ 12:43 pm

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