Ruth Bader Ginsberg is a national treasure.

Her latest was "Financial Storm Warning". It was a very interesting article. I'm posting the link if you didn't read it. Thank you, Standard & Poor’s. The rating agency’s warning about the possibility it may downgrade the credit rating of the United States is a welcome wake-up call. http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/standard-and-poors-financial-storm-warning/2011/04/19/AF4DPi7D_story.html Then in yesterday's paper, there was a front page article ...

It's great that Hillary Clinton has asked the State Department to release her official emails. Still, belated disclosure isn't going to make the story go away; it doesn't deal with questions about why Clinton decided to proceed in this seemingly secretive direction despite government regulations that at the very least required she take steps to ensure the emails were duly transferred to official logs. Following is a list of questions that I think are reasonable to ask Clinton to ...

Intriguing experiments by Alessandro Acquisti, a behavioral economist, suggest that people often reveal more than they mean to online. By SOMINI SENGUPTA Published: March 30, 2013 ¶SAY you’ve come across a discount online retailer promising a steal on hand-stitched espadrilles for spring. You start setting up an account by offering your e-mail address — but before you can finish, there’s a ping on your phone. A text message. You read it and respond, then retu ...

$14T and growing at a rate of $4 billion a day! Isn't that just ducky! The government borrows 41 cents for every dollar it spends and we, the people, every man, woman, and child, equals $45,300. I'm so glad my 3-yo grandson will have a good life. Has the TARP money been applied to this debt? I didn't see anything in any article on that. What to do? Raising the debt ceiling will keep us "solvent" for a little while, but what happens when that limit is reached? Will they rais ...

Very interesting article ...

See article....and click on page 2....whopping 22%. ...

By Howard Kurtz Washington Post Staff Writer Tuesday, July 27, 2010; 10:03 AM Question of the day: Should the New York Times, the Guardian and Der Spiegel have done it? Should they have collaborated with the organization known as WikiLeaks in publicizing 92,000 pages of secret documents about the war in Afghanistan? The White House wasted no time in denouncing the leaks as "irresponsible." The news organizations can argue, above all, that these documents provide vital information about ...

I pray in the name of Jesus that God blesses all my sister and brother MTs. ...

nearly 20 percent of exemptions from Pelosi's crowning health care achievement were doled out in her backyard. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's home state—received a partial statewide Obamacare waiver, too. If you're keeping score, Reid was Pelosi's counterpart in the Senate fighting to get Obamacare passed into law. Now his state will be one of three to get a waiver from the law's requirements, while the rest of America suffers. Why did Nevada get a waiver? ...

National Fiscal Hypocrisy Week Robert Reich, professor of public policy | 11/29/10 | 4 comments | Leave a comment Robert Reich Welcome to National Fiscal Hypocrisy Week. Today (Monday), Congress takes up a measure delaying by one month a scheduled 23% cut in federal reimbursements to doctors. The cut will automatically go into effect unless Congress acts. But of course Congress will act. Doctors threaten to drop Medicare patients if their rates are cut. Congress has delayed scheduled M ...

“Those of us from churches and synagogues and temples and mosques gathered today are saying: Our faith communities are ready to extend those rights to everyone,” Mr. Hall said. “It’s time for the government to do the same.” “As one of the nation’s most iconic faith communities, Washington National Cathedral strives to be a house of prayer where all are welcome, a place where we believe every person is loved by God,” ...

They can't punish one of their own. ...

We have people who can't pay their bills, people having to deal with being sick because they can't afford insurance, people going hungry, people struggling to find a job..... I could go on and on, but I saw this morning that Obama signed a bill to make the bison our national mammal. I couldn't care less if the national mammal was a blue rat with a pink bow on it's tail. I'm one of those struggling to pay bills, going hungry some days so my son can eat, and unable to affo ...

how low does he have to sink? His followers are clinging and sinking right along with him. We are the laughing stock of the civilized world. ...

By David EdwardsSunday, January 10th, 2010 -- 1:31 pm Not all Republicans are slamming President Barack Obama's handling of the failed Christmas day bombing of Northwest Airlines flight 253. California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger offered praise for the president Sunday. "I think that he's doing everything that he can," Schwarzenegger told NBC's David Gregory. "I think that, you know, Democrats, a lot of times get the rap [that] they are not strong on security and those things ...

I would like to lend a little perspective to the great debate below regarding national debt under Obama and Bush. By October 2008, due to increases in domestic and foreign spending, the national debt had risen to $11.3 trillion, an increase of over 100% from the start of the year 2000 when the debt was $5.6 trillion. This is an averge rise of 12.5% per year. The debt was $12.3 on Feb 5, 2010 which would roughly represent one year under the Obama administration. That wou ...

If Feinstein is claiming this, it must be a dire threat. Otherwise, she wouldn't go against her party's leader. The incredible thing is, they've appointed HOLDER to investigate! He is unquestionably biased. They need a truly independent prosecutor. http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/US-SecurityClearances/2012/07/23/id/446301 ...

Link to CNC special report on jobs--"What's really going on out there." "Discussions with numerous middle market company CEOs on the subject were striking in their uniformity, even though the industries represented were wildly different: All said their hiring was relatively flat because they were aggressively using technology to get more output from the same number of employees." http://www.cnbc.com/id/48326918/Technology_Grows_Freelance_Economy NOTE: This is actually good news: A n ...

rates of obesity. (My friend who laughs that she's become sugar-addicted to Yoplait yogurt thinks it's overall the healthy food it styles itself because she walks off the calories.) It’s the Sugar, Folks By MARK BITTMAN Mark Bittman on food and all things related. Sugar is indeed toxic. It may not be the only problem with the Standard American Diet, but it’s fast becoming clear that it’s the major one. A study pub ...

Big, big decision. Note, this at the Federal District Court level. A dem. From NPR: A federal judge in California ruled today that the FBI cannot secretly demand data from banks and phone companies in national security cases. The judge said orders that keep those requests secret violate the First Amendment. NPR's Carrie Johnson filed this report for our Newscast unit: "The demands known as 'national security letters' became a quick and popular tool for the FBI to gather inf ...

NRO being sued by climate scientist, Michael Mann. "Mann has been the target of numerous investigations into his work and has been cleared of any wrongdoing every time. Since some of these investigations were prompted by NRO [National Review Online] and CEI [Competitive Enterprise Institute], they had to know he was cleared of academic fraud, yet they continued to accuse him of it. Oops." "Unsurprisingly, both the NRO and CEI were unhappy with this and tried to block the lawsuit using SLAP ...

President Barack Obama today introduced his plan for a progressive takeover of state and local policing. “We have a great opportunity… to really transform how we think about community law enforcement relations,” he said Monday. “We need to seize that opportunity… this is something that I’m going to stay very focused on in the months to come,” Obama said, as he touted a new interim report from his Task Force on 21st Century Policing. Obama also instruct ...

Cheating, cheating. This just gets more in the gutter each day. I do remember though when Marla Maples, the other woman in the Trump marriage when Trump with his 2nd wife, caught Trump and his wife on the snow slopes and all recorded that show down. Can we replay that? ...

Things are moving right along. I couldn't be more pleased with the chain of events. I hope Hillary is enjoying retirement and has come to grips with knowing the American people didn't want her as president. ...

By Stephen C. WebsterTuesday, April 13th, 2010 -- 11:15 pm For all the talk, saber rattling, obstruction and fervent peddling of alternate realities Republicans have engaged in since President Obama took office, one might think they'd be doing a little better in the polls, even if by merely playing the role of a lesser of two evils in the eyes of the masses. Not quite. President Obama is still by far the most national politician in the United States, according to a new CNN poll [PDF link ...

Congress Has No Business Telling Americans When Or How To Pray, Says AU’s LynnAmericans United for Separation of Church and State today praised a federal district court for striking down the congressionally mandated National Day of Prayer.U.S. District Judge Barbara Crabb of the Western District of Wisconsin ruled that the federal law violates the constitutional separation of church and state.Crabb held that the sole purpose of the federal law “is to encourage all citizens to engage ...

Ruth Bader Ginsberg is a national treasure.

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