I'm surprised it took this long.

I had seen an old newspaper article called "Gridlock shows signs of thawing" by Robert Novak back in 2011 so I've been mainly focusing on finding info on gridlock and the effects on lawmaking, Congress and the Presidents in the past few days. I did compress the various articles I found, trying not to be partial to one side or the other. If you want to read it, I can post it tomorrow. ...

US healthcare reform is boon for India outsourcing companiesMumbai – With 22 pen strokes, President Obama signed into existence not just a historic healthcare reform law but also monumental piles of paperwork: New member registration forms. More claims. Ever-expanding databases. And on top of that, pressure to cut costs. The bulge in administrative work may look like a nightmare to American insurance firms and government employees. But to outsourcing executives here in India, it’s h ...

the guy republicans are wanting to represent our country to the world? Not what I would call presidential in any way! ...

made by the EPA. ...

There were more White House officials at Michael Brown's funeral than there were at Margaret Thatcher's. ...

actually. I know Bill is a popular democratic president and all but I would have thought he would have avoided that kind of thing especially if Hillary decides to run in '16. If Obama gets re-elected and things don't improve or, God forbid, get worse, that isn't gonna help Hillary much when she runs next. I'm curious on something else as well. Is there anyone on this board who voted for Obama but actually wanted Hillary? ...

They interviewed someone that was at the scene in McKenney, TX. See what HE had to say.. and definitely pay attention to the first few minutes of his eye witness "testimony."https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=35&v=PClAOQ7ZMok ...

"Former President Bill Clinton said Saturday that Democrats lacked a "national advertising campaign" in the recent midterm elections and that he's surprised many Senate races were not closer. Clinton said in an interview with Politico that Republicans were helped by a larger bloc of voters who felt more strongly about the elections than members of his party. Democrats could have benefited from a national message that reinforced the party's positions on refinancing student loans a ...

One of the debaters (can't remember his name but a pub) asked BARBARA SLAUGHTER if he could have 15 SECONDS to finish his sentence when his time ran out. She refused vehemently! She was also very nasty to someone else last week. Another pub wanted to introduce a bill and the grumblings started again from members. The gavel had to be wielded again to quiet the house. Sheila Jackson Lee stated "Since this bill was passed, lives HAVE BEEN SAVED". How? Nothing has gone into effect y ...

http://www.romneytaxplan.com/ ...

Sad story turns out so sweet. May God continue to bless America. ...

I'm dying to here the Trump supporters support of this since they support everything this administration does. Boy are they taking us for a ride. "A presentation, put out by a firm that helps generate foreign investment through a government immigrant visa program called EB-5, shows Kushner raised $50 million through the program, which lets foreigners exchange cash for green cards." By the way, he still has stock in the company. ...

I will try to make this short, sorry, just need an opinion. My mother-in-law, I do get along with her but she gossips like REALLy bad. She is always stirring up stuff in the family and extended family (She has 9 kids) and she doesn't mean harm, she is just bored. She is very healthy and has never worked or anything. I think she needs to get into some church groups or senior groups or something, but anyway.....my husband does not get along with his younger brothe ...

I have a hysterectomy coming up, and the doctor recommended taking a week off and am wondering if that if an excessive amount of time. It will be done robotically and endoscopically and my first major surgery. My work day is not overly busy (about 4-6 hours of dictation), but usually comes in right as I am going to bed and through the night, and has to be in by 2 PM my time, so there isn't an entire 24 hour turnaround to play with. Can anyone give me a timeline of how long ...

Obama handed them a powerful advertisement..... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKMUHcgsbag ...

Fox News host Bill O’Reilly is supporting military action in Syria and criticizing conservatives “willing to give [Syrian President Bashar] Assad a pass” over distrust for President Barack Obama.... O’Reilly said Obama was “correct” to go to Congress for authorization, and politics shouldn’t prevent conservatives from doing what’s right. Personally, I think Assad should be arrested in the international war criminal court. Why do we never ...

I had not seen this before. Is this an old scam alert? http://www.mtjobs.com/scal.php ...

I am sitting here so depressed. I have two adult daughters and five grandkids. My oldest daughter is a widow (her husband was killed in Afghanistan in 2005) with two kids. She is a professional photographer. She took a picture of my other daughter and her kids which I fell in love with and when I asked her if I could have one, she said the price is $80 (black and white, 8 x 10). Needless to say with my lowly wages as a transcriptionist I could not afford it. She has become miss high and mighty e ...

Ok, I need to know if I am overreacting or what. My mom, who is 59, started seeing someone 3-1/2 weeks ago. I was so happy for her. He seemed like a nice guy. He is 56. Well, they started staying over nights with each other right away. He said he wanted to marry her after 1 week. I was like LOL, yeah right. Ha ha funny you know. Okay well my sister and I went out to eat lunch with mom and the new guy so my sister, who lives 1-1/2 hours away, ...

after switching to a new health insurance company you have to wait before you could have hardware removed from an old fracture? Since it hasn't been 90 days without insurance, would it still be preexisting and/or have to wait a year or two, or can it be done immediately since there was no lapse in insurance? ...

My marriage has been rocky for many years, ever since my husband quit work to build his own home-based business six years ago after a car accident. I had always supported him in his wish to make his own business, it had been his dream for years (we've been married 24 years). I even agreed to become the breadwinner while his business was getting off the ground, which was possible because I think I have the last well paying MT job in the country. Anyway, sharing an office fo ...

http://www.economist.com/node/15604130 ...

Some people on this forum are very long winded. I may read two paragraphs, but after that I'm done. Maybe I just don't have the time to sit and read a book on this forum and would rather read a real book or maybe it's just because I know that someone is going on and on to make a point that I don't agree with in the first place. Oh, and those who don't separate their paragraphs are hard to read. I don't even try. Maybe I should be calle ...

Doc dictated "This patient needs to have a rectal digital exam. I will leave this in your hands." ...

My 13 year old stole some Barbies from my cousin's daughter. Nothing big, but was special to the other girl and she was very upset. In my heart I knew she did it as soon as I heard but she lied to me multiple times, lied to her my cousin and her daughter and then finally when my cousin drove across town to my house to confront her in person, she said she had thrown them away in the trash can at the restaurant we were at when I confronted her the first time. Went back and m ...

Some of you may remember my posting last fall about my daughter who went away to college only to break her arm and wind up with three roommates who did nothing but party. All she wanted was to go to college and study anthropology. Her quad-mates all turned out to be drunks, as well as the guys in the room across the hall. Within three weeks of starting school she had broken her arm. She was quite literally totally alone, but tried to stick it out rather than change ...

I think it is much more flattering and stylish to have hair that is no longer than shoulder length at the very most. How can I convince my MIL of this? It just drags her face down like you wouldn't believe. ...

I'm surprised it took this long.

Apparently, appears, show me the tweet - at least-Fox stirs

And just why shouldn't they? Shouldn't the minions (sm) - nm

What do we know from this? - apparently, appears not fact

here's the picture - anon

Other media are reporting this now. - sm

They try their best to not report things, but Fox outfoxes - them every time!! Then they have to.

usa today - oh my

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