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Rumor on the street has it Ron Paul will endorse Bob Barr today

O'REILLY: 20 percent more revenue coming in under Bush than Clinton. All right. He cuts taxes. People invest more. He cuts the capital gains. The government gets 20 percent more than under Clinton. You want to raise it back up. It doesn't make sense.

Are Obama and Biden running ads claiming they killed the bridge?

I think you missed his point. He wasn't talking about winning elections, he was talking about what the people do after elected. No matter who wins they have to deal with a certain situation. So even though they advocated different policies reality sets in and dictates as much or more so than ideology. I agree with this to a point, but different people see different solutions. As to Carter, he actually was responsible for the high interest rates. He appointed Paul Volker to the Fed to raise rates so as to ring inflastion out of the economy. It hurt Carter in the election, but it was the right thing to do and led to "Morning in America." Reagan benefited tremendously from Carter's policies and kept Volker in his position.

http://www.newsweek.com/id/158140

Just a little smelling salt: http://www.time.com/time/politics/article/...=rss-topstories

Would that be constitutional?

*sigh*

ROTF!

Attention, Attention: John Adams does not like Molson Golden! That is all

This is the best stuff to smoke man! http://www.hempprotein.us/index.html

If she wins, the VP Blow Up Dolls will be sure to follow! **Oh Mrs. Vice President!**

We shall see. I read--can't find link right now--that it is in Alaska and will will be done around the event of her son leaving for Iraq right on September 11th. So he has to travel to her and I guess it won't be in studio but walking around with her and the troops. At least that's what I heard. Don't flay me if I'm wrong. Wait, here it is: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0908/13264.html Squeezing a few more drops out of 9-11 and Iraq Edit: Oh, its the same story you linked!

Did you get you anti-Abortion super hero doll yet? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics...rity-soars.html

A 19-year-old Medaille College student is accused of starting a fire in a dormitory by emptying hot marijuana ash into a garbage can. Sean Burns of Prattsburgh faces multiple charges, including arson, following the fire Monday that triggered the building's sprinkler system, causing an estimated $200,000 in damage. Burns was arrested at about 7:20 p.m. Monday by Northwest District police. He has been charged with fourth-degree arson, second-degree reckless endangerment and fourth-degree criminal mischief. Burns is an undergraduate studying childhood education, according to Medaille's Web site. http://www.buffalonews.com/ I wonder how many people couldn't start a fire with a lit cigarette if they tried

Would it just suck up the world, or the whole solar system?

Not to mention the incompetence McCain showed in chosing her and then running around screaming about her brave stand against the Bridge to NoWhere she didn't stand against. Its more of that same idiotic sh--

What else is new

I'll type slower so you understand. It's not that Carter would have been better, or worse, but he would have not followed Reagan's policies. There is a difference between the parties You can understand that, right? If not maybe someone else can try and explain it to you

Your inane liberal bashing is just proving my point

Didn't Jack Abromoff use to be a College Republican?

Would the New Deal have happened with a Republican in the White House? Would all those tax cuts and deficits have happened had Carter won in 1980? Would Al Gore have invaded Iraq? I don't buy the argument it just doesn't matter. Environmental issues, taxes, spending on defense, apponiting judges, all sorts of things. I don't agree with the Democrats on everything but I think they represnt my interests a little better than Republicans. And the idea that we can just go off and organize around some other candidate, who has little funding, is just not realistic. Ron Paul, Ralph Nader, Pat Buchanan, any libertarian, the alternatives, seem like nut bags to me. Anbd not just to me, actually. The political parties suck, in many ways, because you have so many people with opinions that its hard to be affective.

Thanks! You just gave me an opportunity to post this, which I found to be funny http://www.flickr.com/photos/52658753@N00/2485486555/

And I'd like to thank the McCain camp for releasing an ad so full of bull sh-- that Obama had not problem scoring points by answering. Spending his own money to help Obama, that's rich! She killed the bridge to nowhere? http://news.aol.com/political-machine/2008...ssing-palin-pic Turns out she killed it because Congress wouldn't fully fund it!

Gov. Ed Rendell decried a double standard in the treatment of Sarah Palin on Monday, saying that if it was he who was at the center of the "troopergate" investigation, the press would be calling for his head. "She [claims to be] a reformer," said the Pennsylvania Democrat. "And yet she is being investigated on the charge that she used her power as governor to fire someone who was going through a messy divorce with a relative of hers. Could you imagine if I was doing the same thing in Pennsylvania? You would be calling for my impeachment." The remarks came at the end of a long list of criticisms that Rendell, one of the foremost supporters of Sen. Hillary Clinton in the Democratic primary, launched against the Republican vice presidential nominee. Ignoring the directive of the Obama campaign to focus attentions on McCain, Rendell called out Palin on everything from ethics to earmarks. "[The McCain camp] has tried to again obscure the facts about Gov. Palin. 'She is a reformer and against earmarks.' No she isn't, when she was mayor of that town she hired a lobbyist to get earmarks... 'She was against the bridge to nowhere.' No she wasn't. She was for the bridge to nowhere first... She is a budget balancer. But she left the town in greater debt then when she became mayor, so she is not a budget balancer." http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/09/08/r...o_n_124879.html