It's a training exercise. They get to strap on their military equipment, synchronize their watches, and play WOW in the neighborhood. If they're lucky they get to shoot the family dogs. If they're really lucky the homeowner is holding his morning coffee in a cup that looks like a gun...
Dust blows in to replenish the soil? I look at the dust on my bookcase here and believe i could grow oats, peas, beans, and barley. Not lettuce, though. The dust bunnies from under the bed would eat it.
>intellectually dishonest... shill for the Democratic Party Me and the WSJ, Damn. Who can you trust these days?
> it contained a number of other provisions they could never agree Please bolster your intellectual honesty by providing specifics for the other half of the story, along with quality references, othewise you're just a regurgitating shrill shill.
"share of total income accrued by the wealthiest 10 percent of households jumped from 34.6 percent in 1980 to 48.2 percent in 2008.1 Much of the spike was driven by the share of total income accrued by the richest 1 percent of households. Between 1980 and 2008, their share rose from 10.0 percent to 21.0 percent, making the United States as one of the most unequal countries in the world.2 Moving even further up the income distribution, the share of income accruing to the wealthiest 0.1 percent of households – those with incomes of at least $1.7 million in 2008 – has grown sharply as well."
Our brainwashing won't be complete until we vote for Palin in 2012.
From the Wall Street Journal (that bastion of the liberal media) Sept 29 (http://online.wsj.com/article/SB20001424052748703882404575520091126205702.html)
WASHINGTON—The Senate failed to advance legislation pushed by Democrats Tuesday to deter
U.S. corporations from moving jobs overseas, an effort Republicans derided as political theater.
The vote on bringing the bill to the floor for a full debate was 53 to 45, shy of the 60 votes needed to end a GOP-led filibuster.
Democrats held the roll-call vote as polls showed more voters were concerned about outsourcing.
"There is a clear difference between who we are fighting for and who they are fighting for," said Michigan Democratic Sen. Debbie Stabenow.
So Repubs stopped a bill to limit outsourcing, we sent a message by electing more Repubs, Obama seems to have gotten message, and now you're complaining. Not thumbing his nose, rather he and you are being led by the nose. Get used to the feel of that ring through your nasal septum.
WAR IS PEACE, FREEDOM IS SLAVERY, and IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH
Bush/Cheney gave us the first (although Bush now claims it wasn't him), Homeland Security is working on the second, and i heard an awful lot of the third from various candidates before last Tuesday.
From the Wall Street Journal (that bastion of the liberal media) Sept 29 (http://online.wsj.com/article/SB20001424052748703882404575520091126205702.html)
WASHINGTON—The Senate failed to advance legislation pushed by Democrats Tuesday to deter
U.S. corporations from moving jobs overseas, an effort Republicans derided as political theater.
The vote on bringing the bill to the floor for a full debate was 53 to 45, shy of the 60 votes needed to end a GOP-led filibuster.
Democrats held the roll-call vote as polls showed more voters were concerned about outsourcing.
"There is a clear difference between who we are fighting for and who they are fighting for," said Michigan Democratic Sen. Debbie Stabenow.
So Repubs stopped a bill to limit outsourcing, we sent a message by electing more Repubs, Obama seems to have gotten message, and now you're complaining. Not thumbing his nose, rather he and you are being led by the nose. Get used to the feel of that ring through your nasal septum.
>fears...unwarranted
My employer sent my job and a hundred others to Bangalore this year. The people taking over my department are mostly a good bunch of kids, all about 30 years younger than me. I'm looking for another job that i can be unwarrantedly fearful about.
>The cream will rise to the top in the private-sector schools, as it does now.
Proof, please, or at least some evidence. And don't just say it's common sense, and that everybody knows it.
I've stood at the base of the three-blade type in North Dakota and Michigan. They were almost silent, with only a slight whoosh as each blade passed overhead. Are other designs louder?
There were no mounds of cuisinarted birds, either, no dead birds at all.
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They may not shoot you, but they'll sure take the opportunity to shoot your pets. And whatever is behind your pets.
It's a training exercise. They get to strap on their military equipment, synchronize their watches, and play WOW in the neighborhood. If they're lucky they get to shoot the family dogs. If they're really lucky the homeowner is holding his morning coffee in a cup that looks like a gun...
Nevil mind, they understood the brilliance in a town like alice, I'm shute.
Dust blows in to replenish the soil? I look at the dust on my bookcase here and believe i could grow oats, peas, beans, and barley. Not lettuce, though. The dust bunnies from under the bed would eat it.
Loki, where did you go? Are you OK? It's been hours with no word from you. What happened to your intellectual honesty?
>intellectually dishonest ... shill for the Democratic Party
Me and the WSJ, Damn. Who can you trust these days?
> it contained a number of other provisions they could never agree
Please bolster your intellectual honesty by providing specifics for the other half of the story, along with quality references, othewise you're just a regurgitating shrill shill.
And #15 According to the Joint Economic Committee the richest 1% have 21% of the money. So at least one thing is going right.
http://jec.senate.gov/public/?a=Files.Serve&File_id=91975589-257c-403b-8093-8f3b584a088c
U.S. Congress Joint Economic Committee
"share of total income accrued by the
wealthiest 10 percent of households jumped from 34.6 percent in 1980 to 48.2 percent in
2008.1 Much of the spike was driven by the share of total income accrued by the richest 1
percent of households. Between 1980 and 2008, their share rose from 10.0 percent to 21.0
percent, making the United States as one of the most unequal countries in the world.2 Moving
even further up the income distribution, the share of income accruing to the wealthiest 0.1
percent of households – those with incomes of at least $1.7 million in 2008 – has grown sharply
as well."
Our brainwashing won't be complete until we vote for Palin in 2012.
From the Wall Street Journal (that bastion of the liberal media) Sept 29 (http://online.wsj.com/article/SB20001424052748703882404575520091126205702.html)
WASHINGTON—The Senate failed to advance legislation pushed by Democrats Tuesday to deter
U.S. corporations from moving jobs overseas, an effort Republicans derided as political theater.
The vote on bringing the bill to the floor for a full debate was 53 to 45, shy of the 60 votes needed to end a GOP-led filibuster.
Democrats held the roll-call vote as polls showed more voters were concerned about outsourcing.
"There is a clear difference between who we are fighting for and who they are fighting for," said Michigan Democratic Sen. Debbie Stabenow.
So Repubs stopped a bill to limit outsourcing, we sent a message by electing more Repubs, Obama seems to have gotten message, and now you're complaining. Not thumbing his nose, rather he and you are being led by the nose. Get used to the feel of that ring through your nasal septum.
WAR IS PEACE, FREEDOM IS SLAVERY, and IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH
Bush/Cheney gave us the first (although Bush now claims it wasn't him), Homeland Security is working on the second, and i heard an awful lot of the third from various candidates before last Tuesday.
From the Wall Street Journal (that bastion of the liberal media) Sept 29 (http://online.wsj.com/article/SB20001424052748703882404575520091126205702.html)
WASHINGTON—The Senate failed to advance legislation pushed by Democrats Tuesday to deter
U.S. corporations from moving jobs overseas, an effort Republicans derided as political theater.
The vote on bringing the bill to the floor for a full debate was 53 to 45, shy of the 60 votes needed to end a GOP-led filibuster.
Democrats held the roll-call vote as polls showed more voters were concerned about outsourcing.
"There is a clear difference between who we are fighting for and who they are fighting for," said Michigan Democratic Sen. Debbie Stabenow.
So Repubs stopped a bill to limit outsourcing, we sent a message by electing more Repubs, Obama seems to have gotten message, and now you're complaining. Not thumbing his nose, rather he and you are being led by the nose. Get used to the feel of that ring through your nasal septum.
I don't think we start by blaming Obama. Anti-outsoucing legislation was blocked by (mainly) Repubs last month. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB20001424052748703882404575520091126205702.html
>fears...unwarranted
My employer sent my job and a hundred others to Bangalore this year. The people taking over my department are mostly a good bunch of kids, all about 30 years younger than me. I'm looking for another job that i can be unwarrantedly fearful about.
>leftist
??
I think you put your hands on backwards this morning.
Discuss this while you can. Next year it will be illegal to even talk about police on recording medium, as we're doing here.
>The cream will rise to the top in the private-sector schools, as it does now. Proof, please, or at least some evidence. And don't just say it's common sense, and that everybody knows it.
I've stood at the base of the three-blade type in North Dakota and Michigan. They were almost silent, with only a slight whoosh as each blade passed overhead. Are other designs louder? There were no mounds of cuisinarted birds, either, no dead birds at all.
But perhaps they retain "outside counsel" (Lawyers) who would benefit hugely, and be in a good position to hire the ACCC guys who sign the papers.