Jan Brewer Called 'Trashy,' 'Tasteless' After Obama Incident

When I was young and stupid, 50 to 60 years ago, I used to treat all those who disagreed with me in exactly the same manner as Ms. Brewer. Of course, I was a heavy drinker back then (as are many conservatives). Now I'm all growed up, and people don't laugh behind my back for my being so impolitic as I once was...(in person). I think her road rage ought to have been hauled off as a threat to the president. You just never know when one of those right wing people is going to pull out the hidden gun she carries around. The secret service should have restrained her. Seriously. Who knows when a raging Tea Pot might boil over and lose it?
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Rick Santorum Making Mitt Romney-Like Gaffes On The Trail

A fundamental lie of the conservative argument is that the government doesn't create jobs. I beg to differ. I pay taxes in order that the government will hire people to do the jobs I think the government ought to do—non-profit sorts of jobs that aggressive and dishonest types don't consider worthwhile. When I buy a product, I expect that some of my money will go to create jobs in the private sector. Either way, my money employs people. The best thing about the jobs my money creates in the government sector is that most of that money stays in the United States. The bad part of the money I spend in the private sector is that much of it goes into Chinese workers' pockets while our wealthy capitalists skim off large amounts of my money to enrich themselves in the form of dividends and profits. I think my money is better spent on government jobs than on Chinese jobs. Think about that, folks! I also think of my government as my non-profit corporation aimed to create a better society for the average citizen. Think about that too, folks!
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Gonzaga Routs West Virginia 77-54 In NCAA Tournament

That's our team. My wife and I cheered our way through dinner. And the Zags cheered us. Now on to Ohio State which is the big team in the state where I was born and raised. But I'm cheering for the Zags.
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On International Women's Day, Congress Debates Measure To Limit Reproductive Rights

Anytime any Republican candidate anywhere, local of federal, talks about BIG INTRUSIVE GOVERNMENT, shove this information up their left nostril and pull it out the right.
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Breakaway Anglican Churches Ordered To Return Property To Episcopal Church By April 30

The one consistent message we are getting from religions all across the board is that religious ideas have no place in a free society. They do not understand that they are wrong and immoral in their consistent stands against the Constitutional rights of people in democracies to live their lives as they choose, free from harassment by church or state. The current Santorum argument that church people cannot be taxed to support contraception in health care insurance ignores the fact that if contraception is not easily available for all, then the state will have enforced Bible nonsense on freer less repressed Americans. No one forces people to use birth control. If they want to contribute to the overpopulation and degradation of life on planet earth, they can do so. The Bible has no place in state decisions. That's at root of the separation of church and state. If Santorum is correct, then those of us who oppose war should not be taxed to support war either. Santorum's way is the way of anarchy.
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RODIN'S DOG

The following is nearly self-explanatory. Read the letter by Rodin's dog to Clark County Commissioner, Tom Mielke, then read Mr. Mielke's comments to the Columbian newspaper here in Clark County. Rodin's Dog's letter and his creative work were stimulated by Mr. Mielke's comments. The conceptual piece of art, called Rodin's Dog, consists of a photo of Commissioner Mielke as manipulated by the dog's own work. The entire collection of letters, columns and art are being submitted to the Clark County Art's Commission as an exercise in conceptual art.

Monday Nov/14/11

Dear Commissioner Mielke,

As a suitable comment upon and in honor of your sophisticated taste in art, I am submitting this artistic work entitled, “Rodin’s Dog”, to be considered as a future work to be placed outside the Commission’s meeting room. As you will recognize, it is a perfect analogy to the sort of mass produced work that superb salesman Thomas Kinkade has grown rich selling to his doting public.

The work may be viewed as a work of conceptual art or as a construct whichever you prefer. It may be hung on a wall or placed in a corner with a doggie dish nearby.

I will be glad to frame it appropriately if and when my work is selected to be so honored. I’m attaching the price of $1500 dollars to my effort. Copies of my submission are going to the Arts Commission, your fellow commissioners as well as to the Columbian.

Thank you for considering my carefully conceived work of art,

Rodin’s Dog

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