IUBillsFan

I noticed that he says if he is pres. all children will have insurance. I am not sure about other states but in Indiana if a child is not covered by parents they are covered by the state, do other states do this? If they do is this just a way to federalize a state program? This is one thing that I do agree with Kerry is that Children should always be covered, period.

So I don't understand your point. It sounds like you just like most anyone can get through college without Pell Grants, so why should we give them out? I would be in favor of turning pell grants into interest free loans and increasing the amount a student can get. To me it's like getting a house with no downpayment you have no incentive, if you have to pay for your college you may take it a little more seriously. Plus just like a house no one is entitled to a college education.

Because everyone should get anything they want. You rich ba$stard don't you know there are people that have no heat.

Nope not wrong it was a question... . I am pretty sure though now matter how it works that if the US makes it legal to do the prices aren't going to stay as low as they are now.

I know they are cheaper but are they cheaper because the Canadian govt subsidizes them? If the US starts reimporting huge amounts don’t you think Canada would put an end to this?

With your last statement what do you think of this? Fear?

My question with Kerry is would he use force...I know he says he would but he votes say different. Does anyone know why he voted against the first gulf war, the one he uses as an example of how it should be done?

And if you do the same thing no matter the degree of the infection it will kill you...

Will Kerry tell the families of the American sailors killed on the USS Cole that the Islamic murderers who killed them were just a mere nuisance? How about the families of the Marines killed in the Khobar towers in 1996? The first World Trade Center Bombings?

No offense but if you know EXACTLY what you own the only thing you have is a savings account. I don't think that is true.

5.75 is good but look at the good faith estimate to check costs. Also if you plan on being there for 5 years or less you MAY want to look at a 3/1 or 5/1 ARM, keeps your payment down and you build equity faster... If you have any general loan questions feel free to email me rkbza@yahoo.com I close loans and also invest in property so I know a little.

Still my favorite...EC Poll...The guy has changed how he gets his numbers he is using average polls now. Even though the guy leans to the left I think his site is pretty fair.

But you'll both pay the same if you both go 25 over the speedlimit you scofflaw's

In this case I bet your assessment RATE is the same. Just like your sales tax, SS tax, ect they are all the same rate for everyone.

one of the candidates died...Who runs for each party? Would Edwards or Cheany get the nod? I don't know why I thought about this but I didn't know if there was policy in place.

I don't think for BWB it's going to be OBL that's too much maybe some papers about Saddams weapons programs? For Kerry not as easy I think he would have gone for something like the guard but that would be hard with what happened with CBS.

Under any circumstance? I don't think it should be used as birth control.

Is this considered cheating?

IF Allawi had said that and not an "unnamed" source...better luck next time

You can't decide where you live and work?

When you go on vacation and buy something and pay sales tax you can't tell that state how to spend it either.

Maybe maybe not but there is no way that Kerry should have called him one.

Kerry said this: ”After insulting allies and shredding alliances, this President does not have the trust and confidence to bring others to our side in Iraq. But we must rebuild and lead strong alliances so that others will share the burden with us in Iraq and elsewhere.” Yet, today, Kerry said Prime Minister Allawi was “sent” to congress to put the “best face” on Bush administration policy. Jeeze, talk about “insulting allies” and “shredding alliances”! If Kerry wins the election, presumably Dr. Allawi will be in office and Kerry will need to work closely with him, during his own transition, and to help with the Iraqi transition after the election. Kerry will need to trust Allawi and Allawi will need to trust Kerry. I’d give the Affleck/Lopez remarriage better odds of working out. Kerry all but called Dr. Allawi Bush’s lap dog who was led around only to affectionately lick Bush’s face. Allawi’s biggest problem is that some Iraqis do see him as Bush’s lap dog, and now a possible president of the United States just reinforced that perception. The fact of the matter is that any interim Iraqi leader would be so stigmatized. Bush is entirely correct by suggesting that Kerry rhetoric is making matters worse. I’m not suggesting that Kerry shouldn’t criticize Bush, but Allawi isn’t running for the president of the United States and there was no need for Kerry to mention Allawi at all. If Kerry couldn’t find a way to compliment Alawi, he should have kept quiet. Allawi volunteered for one of the most difficult political leadership jobs in the world, if not the most dangerous. Allawi deserves at least some of Kerry’s respect. Dr. Allawi didn’t talk about Bush policy anyway; he talked about the situation in Iraq. As I’ve tried to point out elsewhere, many who live, work, survive, raise families or even fight, on main-street Iraq agree with Allawi that the situation is not as bad as Bush critics describe.

— Forty-six percent of all poor households own their own homes. The average home owned by persons classified as poor by the Census Bureau is a three-bedroom house with one-and-a-half baths, a garage, and porch or patio. — Seventy-six percent of poor households have air conditioning. By contrast, 30 years ago, only 36 percent of the entire U.S. population enjoyed air conditioning. — Only 6 percent of poor households are overcrowded. More than two-thirds have more than two rooms per person. — The average poor American has more living space than the average individual living in Paris, London, Vienna, Athens and other European cities. (These comparisons are to the average citizens in foreign countries, not to those classified as poor.) — Nearly three-quarters of poor households own a car; 30 percent own two or more cars. — Ninety-seven percent of poor households have a color television. Over half own two or more color televisions. — Seventy-eight percent have a VCR or DVD player; 62 percent have cable or satellite TV reception. — Seventy-three percent own a microwave oven, more than half have a stereo, and a third have an automatic dishwasher.

Not long...Connection?