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Veteran architect Richard Gage, member of AIA (American Institute of Architects) and the 700-member-strong Architects and Engineers for 09/11 Truth, discusses the science of 09/11, including the DEFENSE-DEPARTMENT CALIBER nanothermite found in the dust and how the official story CANNOT POSSIBLY BE TRUE. ...

He is just so arrogant. I'd like to slap away the cockiness. Arrogant *** ...

Pubs doing the same thing as usual. They get something and then may lose it because of their 1% policies. We don't know what is going to happen but Trump even got in on this one. I've read about other same scenarios in other places. They just don't get that people don't want policies that protect the 1% while leaving us in the cold. ...

This is great news! And good for the Dem mentioned who thinks it is a good idea; looks like he listened too! ...

"Spend too much, tax too much and borrow too much." Clearly, Republicans believe that we can reduce our deficits by cutting spending even while cutting taxes. So what would they cut? . . . . 2009 Republican budget put together by Rep. Paul D. Ryan, who passes as the party's idea man. That budget would freeze domestic discretionary spending till 2014, but Obama's budget does that. It would increase spending on the military over the Obama budget, and pledge all the money needed to ...

The Republicans are run by a bunch of rich folks, that are proud of being rich. They don’t want the gov’t doing anything that might cost them money. The Democrats are run by a bunch of rich folks, that feel guilty about being rich. They don’t feel guilty enough to give away their money, so they want to tax the heck out of the "middle class" to pay for social programs to ease their guilt. Both party’s seem to pretty much define the "middle class" as those that don’ ...

The Republican ticket may hail from Massachusetts and Wisconsin, butMitt Romney and Paul Ryan head the most Southernized major U.S. political party since Jefferson Davis’s day. In its hostility toward minorities, exploitation of racism, antipathy toward government and suspicion of science, today’s Republican Party represents the worst traditions of the South’s dankest backwaters. No other party in U.S. history has done such a 180. Founded as the party of t ...

I thought they are the family values party? ...

I hope I do not have to explain filibuster again. ...

The Ryomney budget seemingly would like to increase military spending, reduce taxes for the wealthy and reduce the deficit. Question: Where does the money come from to do this? ...

The fallout is beginning on that disaster of a plan that the pubs put out. Somebody in another post said that people get used to "goodies" and are not going to give them up. I really don't believe having access to healthcare is a "goody" but people did get used to having it and now they may not be able to. I have been for national healthcare long before the ACA. Many countries laugh at us becaue we don't have it. We are supposed to be a leader yet our leaders ...

You can kiss your transcription pittance jobs GOOD-Bye. Many of you had better be careful what you wish for...turning healthcare upside down will not bode well for the non-revenue aspects of hospitals. ...

The bar is so low for Trump, all he has to do is not vomit on the stage and he will say he has won. So why are all the Pubs afraid to watch? ...

Exclusive: RNC document mocks donors, plays on 'fear' Read more: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0310/33866.html#ixzz0hDH5xzIl ...

Now Politico was denied entry into a Trump event. POLITICO is far from alone among media organizations being denied entry to Trump events. The Des Moines Register, Univision, Fusion, The Huffington Post, National Review, Mother Jones and BuzzFeed have all been denied credentials to Trump's events, often after publishing critical stories about the campaign. In January, New York Times reporter Trip Gabriel was ejected from an event in Iowa after writing about Trump' ...

Here is where you can watch: Live Streaming – All the major news networks will offer a free live stream as will YouTube and Twitter. Live stream links will be posted the day of the debate. TV Channels – Each debate will be broadcast live on C-SPAN, ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC, as well as all cable news channels including CNN, Fox News and MSNBC among others. Full Videos – Click the “Watch Full Video Link” below on each debate to watch the entire debate v ...

At the debate last night, the audience cheered when Ron Paul as wasked "What do you tell a guy who is sick, goes into a coma and doesn't have health insurance? Who pays for his coverage? "Are you saying society should just let him die?" "Yeah!" several members of the crowd yelled out. Paul's explanation: This was, more-or-less, the root choice of a free society. At the last debate, the crowd cheered when Perry was questioned about executions. People executed during his go ...

So, does this mean they are worried about the upcoming election? I think so....but also think the pubs should worry, too. They also have a lot to lose. I do think this is quite underhanded, but yet, if they find dirt on candidates, that may be a good thing. Do you think the pubs should also start digging on the dems? This may be the most interesting election in history. Democrats digging harder than ever for dirt on Republicans Top 10 Senate races that turned ugly The Fix combed throug ...

says a lot about who won the debate. As usual Ryan has no details, sounds like a parrot. ...

I am so glad we won't be hearing that anymore. ...

Independents also expect Ryan to do substantially better than Biden, although aren't quite as excited as Pubs over the man some are describing as the "new intellectual leader" of the Republican Party. Yes, that IS Ryan they're talking about. ...

January 18, 2006 DEMOCRATS PLEDGE TO PROVIDE HONEST LEADERSHIP, OPEN GOVERNMENT "Washington, D.C. – Democrats from across the country today unveiled their Honest Leadership and Open Government Act. In the Great Hall of the Library of Congress, Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid and House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi, were joined by Senator Barack Obama and Congresswoman Louise Slaughter and their Senate and House colleagues to shine a spotlight on the Republican "pay for play" ...

Here is an article from the Rolling Stones magazine. Pretty interesting. http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/story/31234647/obamas_big_sellout ...

An article that some of us already knew, but nonetheless, is an interesting observation. There were a lot of different websites with this article, this is just one of them. http://www.chronwatch-america.com/articles/6670/1/Obama-Off-the-Deep-End/Page1.html ...

worth the read, and factual. ...

interesting points. The article is about the ban. It seems to me that the president should continue, as both Bush and Obama did, on putting new and adventagious things in the vetting process. We can always improve on things but an all-out ban to me is not adventagious. The video in this touches on a few other points. Perhaps listen with an open mind and maybe you will see how this "fine tuned" machine is running. ...

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