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Mr. Bush -- Put up this wall!
Submitted by ms in la on August 16, 2008 - 5:06am.
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Well, I live in California, and as we all know, that means I am in grave imminent danger of being abducted by aliens.
Not the kind from Roswell or outer space, but the kind from Mexico.
And some of them may even be....

TERRORISTS!
Country First - Party Second. 2008 Is More Than the White House
Submitted by kaflinn on June 6, 2008 - 11:15pm.
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"...now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country..."
I've typed that a million times - like many of you, probably - while practicing typing skills, under my mom's tutelage. I've always liked that it ended with "country", and not the original wording of the phrase, which is "party."
Spitzer defends his driver's license program on "Hardball"
Submitted by Stan4Clark on November 2, 2007 - 2:20am.
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Asleep at the fence
Submitted by Barry_NJ on September 22, 2007 - 9:13am.
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A fellow who worked for the same NGO in Viet Nam as I did has posted a blog on Iraq. You can, and should, read his entire blog at Peace Talk.
He's not retired but until his retirement he headed Christian Peacemaker Teams which worked in Iraq both before and after the invasion. In July of 2003 he traveled to Iraq and his blog has many interesting observations.
"After the Jordanian officials were done with us, we went on. At the technical border we were greeted by the first fruits of occupation, a massive broken down monument to the Iraqi state and several more dilapidated buildings. No one could tell us where to go. Just as I was deciding to look like I knew what I was doing and keep walking to the place where you find the taxis and buses to Baghdad I saw the real border - two American soldiers sitting at a broken down old table, head in hands and fast asleep. “So this is the New Border,” I thought. Hardly a picture of the great awakening to the age of democracy.
EPA OK's BP Pollution at Whiting, IN Refinery
Submitted by BillORightsMan on August 15, 2007 - 12:01am.
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EPA OK's BP Pollution at Whiting, Indiana Refinery
EPA Okays BP Pollution at Whiting, IN Refinery
(click ^^^^^^^ for the full story cross-posted in the INDIANA DU forum.)
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The New Iron Curtain? Passports & Police State
Submitted by BillORightsMan on February 11, 2007 - 11:15am.
Passports | RFID | Border Security | Civil Liberties | Human Rights | Immigration | International | National Security

Some of you may have remembered my post about putting RFID chips in US Passports (Got RFID Passport?) . Now we have the US Border Patrol requiring a US Passport from US citizens to LEAVE, not just enter, the U.S. via air travel. The UMW Post (Passports needed to re-enter U.S. by air from Mexico, Canada) explains,
Why Do People Support Mr. Bush
Submitted by okcitykid on December 19, 2006 - 12:59pm.
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Out of all the discussions I have had it has lead me to believe that what leads those insisting that the president is above reproach is a fear and hatred against Muslims, and probably more so a fear. A fear that we will be taken over by Muslim culture, religion, beliefs, etc. This fear blinds them from the reality that we are actually being sold to Sadia Arabia who loans us money to conduct this war and who collects great wealth from our oil consumption.
If you study the culture and get to know a Muslim or two, you'll find that they are people just like you or I and within all religions and cultures you have fanatics.
Something I wish someone (candidate) would say:
Submitted by kaflinn on October 22, 2006 - 3:01pm.
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Something roughly along these lines...
This may be one of the few times in political history when it no longer matters what party you belong to, or if you're part of the roughly 50% who don't vote. Forget about finding an issue to get behind. Let's make it a simpler:
If you agree with everything the Bush Administration has done since 2000, and want President Bush and his administration to have unfettered power to continue on their current course for the next two years - vote Republican.
Here's what will happen if President Bush's Republican Party retains control of both houses of Congress: President Bush will consider this a mandate that justifies anything and everything he wants to do - no matter what it is - and he will have two more years to carry out those plans without worrying that Congress will try to stop him. They won't. They've already demonstrated that.
Ticket to work for illegal aliens - No soc sec/medicaid/medicare/health care
Submitted by coonbug on October 13, 2006 - 12:45pm.
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This is my plan for a TICKET TO WORK:
Make Employers be responsible for their employees.
Any person from Mexico that wants to come to the U.S. to work must sign up at a local, U.S. employment office located at different locations along the border of Mexico. These workers shall be finger printed and given a picture identification card. Each individual will be given a physical examination and searched for any illegal substances.
These non-Americans shall follow the following rules:
Employees shall pay State and Federal taxes only. No Medicare or social security taxes will be deducted.
Politics
Submitted by checkmate1947 on September 19, 2006 - 1:03pm.
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I don't know who or how to get this to the right people, so I am going to
say it here, I support Gen. Clark in all that he has done, however I will not
give one more dime to an incumbent. I will however keep on giving straight to
the General and let him give it out however he sees fit. I have come to the point
that I just plain cannot trust how my senators (Lincoln and Pryor)or any other
for that matter will vote, especially on this "torture" issue, the Geneva Rules are just fine
the way they are and they don't need some non-combat R.E.M.F trying to re-write
them.


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