Fairweather

Close to home. Where does it end! http://www.thenewstribune.com/2015/03/20/3699324_gov-inslee-auditor-troy-kelley.html?rh=1

He would add new meaning to the words "teacher's contract."

Webb vs Jeb would bore me to tears.

Liz vs Rand would be an outstanding contest.

I don't disagree with you, Bill, conservatard corruption is bad too. Unfortunately, corruption and hypocrisy just seem to be more rampant among the libtard ruling class these days. You know, the one percent. Rules, after all, are for the little people.

So, OW, how's that research comin'? Not sure why you'd waste your time as a change in opinion about much seems highly unlikely. Truth is--and it pains me greatly to say this--the worldview of a certain cc-dot-megloman is considerably more nuanced than your own. Probably more to do with nurture than nature--but who knows. Again, I hope your research goes well and you afford Jay all the respect he's been shown here by other libtards.

Off White and Buckaroo discussing the Illuminati and 9/11 truth. Yes, that would definitely make for a good nap.

"You can't buy adventure like this."

Well, ain't democracy a bitch. I recall Congressional Democrats sending apology letters galore to Daniel Ortega back in the 80s. Jim Wright, anyone? I also recall Baghdad Jim McDermott hangin' out with Saddam while GW&Co were "negotiating." Truth is, if we had a remotely competent POTUS and SOS in office now these little American civics reminders wouldn't be necessary. We see Obama as an autocrat and a threat to separation of powers. This is the result of his unconstitutional power grab vis-a-vis immigration and, uhhhmmm, "prosecutorial discretion." This is how it's gonna be until he's out of office. Too fucking bad.

Oh my, I had no idea we came so close to martial law in 2008!

All Obama had to do was confirm his Constitutional duty to get Senate confirmation of this treaty if/when the time comes. (Can you think of any reason he might not? Maybe his recent penchant for grand unconstitutional executive orders?) Probably poor form on the part of Senate R's--but arrogant prick el presidente reaps what he sows.

You're boring Fairweather, all you have is ad-hom Can you debate any of these scientific observations? Otherwise you're just a waste of skin. Pssssst, B-Dog, like, that YouTube video you posted, um, that's not really, like, real life science. Tu entiendes, si? More so-called science from the late Dr. Margulis: "there's no evidence that HIV is an infectious virus" and that AIDS symptoms "overlap ... completely" with those of syphilis.

OMG, you actually are a 9/11 truther! yes, please, more science! Thanx for sharing that informative you toob video from science.

Buckaroo, you are a bonafide nut-job. Still, when you have a chance, I'd love to hear more about 9/11 truth, faked moon landings, con-trails, and, of course, assorted Jewish banking conspiracies.

Wow, I'm speechless. Conspiracy morons are the absolute lowest residents of leftardia. Sorry you're such an idiot. edit: If you could avoid using the word "cunt," that would be great. Also, your use of "rump-ranging fudgepackers" is a bit over the top. I'd suggest you drop that one too. Today's American liberal: enlightened and sensitive.

Here's a piece by Marvin and Ingle on patriotism & flag mythology. Not saying I agree with their overall thesis, but it's good stuff either way. I reckon you'll probably like it. Are you packin as in packin for big adventure or packin as in my wife is sending me packin?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/03/06/bob-menendez-corruption_n_6818472.html

Someone's been reading Mother Jones again. Steyer. Bloomberg. Soros. No dark money here! Here Twenty-six of the top 100 disclosing donors in America are billionaires. Democrats have gotten more money from Steyer and Bloomberg than Republicans have gotten from all 26 billionaires combined. In total, top-donating billionaires have already given $40.5 million to Democrats and $18.2 million to Republicans. Republican stalwarts David and Charles Koch run Koch Industries, the nation’s second-largest private company and its 36th-largest donating organization this election cycle. Koch Industries and its employees have disclosed donations of $2.6 million so far, but that figure may underestimate the actual donations from the Kochs, who have famously given millions in dark-money to Republicans in recent election cycles.

OK, I'll put you down in the "Fuck it, let the billionaires run this country" column. Not at all. Put me down in the "People who Think Liberal Populists Don't Have a Fucking Clue" column. Here are contributors to the 2014 election cycle--note that Koch is far, far below Bloomberg and assorted public employee unions on the list. Also note that eight of the top 10 contributors give to Democrats. The more you know... http://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/list.php?cycle=2014

But I'll admit, I didn't realize Keystone had it's own extra large legislature.

No.

Is it the executive action per se that you don't like? Or the content of the executive action? Presidents issue executive orders all the time--but not like this. Obama does not have this kind of authority under the Constitution. Of course, if Congress does nothing... I have no doubt the courts will step in here to an even greater degree than they already have. It's shocking that Obama even thinks he can do this.

One thing is clear from your post: populist messages sell--and one need not think any deeper than the thickness of an average bumper sticker.