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Then 2 questions: Why are you concerned about 'debauchery' in the USA (as it seems you are)? Why did Jesus not go on a world-wide health/healing campaign, but instead stayed in a small part of the world preaching the kingdom, and even voicing complaints about people not believing in him unless...

Do you want Congress to hand over a gift to the insurance companies or not?

Quote: Originally Posted by Magnetic Poles ...up to 45,000 Americans die each year for lack of health insurance, it points out why I believe universal coverage is a moral imperative. It keeps being repeated frequently that hopsitals, ER's, et al, cannot refuse to treat patients without...

It keeps being repeated frequently that hopsitals, ER's, et al, cannot refuse to treat patients without coverage, so that just 'raises the premiums for all of us that have coverage.' So in that way, is there not already 'universal healthcare?' Would the net change even be significant? And...

Does he have a responsibility to get his facts straight? Or can he hear a story that aids his position to a point, say "Cut," and use it in a speech to Congress with the 'out' that he was given false, incomplete, or incometent info? That is like a Perry Mason tactic in the novels, where Mason...

What are the chances that there was a prearrangement that a white man [Carter] is the one who would say the opposition is "racist," while Obama-- retaining the votes of supporters, and digging further into those "neutral," most of whom are not black-- would deny it?

I don't have any first-hand stories of the 'success' of using tracts, but I have heard plenty of stories of their inappropriate use... such as, dropping them in kids' halloween bags instead of (maybe in addition to) candy or treats, and placing them on the table in a restaurant instead of a tip...

I hope that depends on what Hilary would have said.

Sounds like it was politics.

Maybe somebody needs to wash their mouths out with lye soap.

Getting back to this, Flavia is the name of the coffee/tea choices and the quick brewers. Not my favorite, I wouldn't say, but the poll added "or most used."

If you want 'the Queen' [The United Kingdom] to "take us back," did you not consider that that kingdom came to be out of many series of rebellions and interkingdominal (yeah, I just invented that, I think) transfers between the Bretons, Saxons, Danish, Normans, et al? And the lasting kingdom...

If we yanked that headcover off, what would we find there? Perhaps a grenade he had surgically melded to his scalp with the pin secured to the material and an "allah is great!" tattoo?

Barely submitted my picks in time for tonight's game...hoping Pittsburgh loses, though I can only follow it on Gamecast.

Cool. I recognize the dialogue as being from "The Big Departure," which as a 1950's Dragnet episode, but in the late 60's reshot with adjustments for the 'hippie generation.'

Hot and stimulating?

At my office building, a few months ago they decided to stop furnishing polystyrene cups and they distributed travel cups. At the same time they installed a new type of coffee and tea maker, where we have many choices like "breakfast blend," "house blend," "dark roast," "French roast, and...

It's not usually called "charges," but Mark Antony and his army did catch up with him and he paid with his life.

Yeah, no use crying over spilt milk, right?

Someone says, "...to recognize that we are on this planet forever.." With me that doesn't set well, and even with nonbelievers it shouldn't-- whoever is right, 'we' will not be on this planet forever.