The Republican Party's primary mission is to punish the poor.
Connecticut attorney Samuel Browning has distilled my book Don't Go To Law School (Unless) into the purity of its essence, via a flowchart. Matt Leichter has posted the chart on.
Sure, Republican senators may be badmouthing Ted Cruz and yelling at him in private. But until they start badmouthing him to reporters using their own names instead of anonymously, they.
Ralph Nader is applying the same tactics that helped 4 years of unified Democratic government in the late 70s produce pretty much nothing to trying to stop new libraries in.
Conservatives are lamely trying to put Democrats on the defensive by trying to force open popular parts of the government, like national parks. While I really want the national parks.
It's beginning to dawn on more Republicans that Senator Surly looks out for only one person, Surly: But as the government shutdown heads into day three, a number of Republican.
Because of this. Once people start receiving the benefits the crusade to deny people decent health care becomes much more politically difficult. (Cf. George W. Bush and Social Security.) ...related.
Nice to see a sellout crowd in Cleveland. As much as I admire the Rays as an organization, between an honorable rust belt city and a confederate suburban one where.
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- The State of (the) Race in the Commonwealth
- Erik Visits an American Grave, Part 2,079
- Will Lewis to no longer get paid for not doing any work
