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Posted on November 8 at 12:34 a.m.

Perhaps "destiny" will provide anonymously the ND or any official in any of the four states mentioned one name -just one- of a multi-state welfare, Medicaid, voter registration cheater. Let's see if we can verify just one person from this busload.

On Absentee ballots not counted yet

Posted on October 31 at 1:07 a.m.

"How dare he rebuke this!" I suggest for your thoughtful consideration that how he dares to do this is because he is an American citizen. That does not require "fighting for this country" as you perceive it. It is exactly what citizenship requires of each of us.

"We have to stay the best and be the best ,through out this whole wide world ,Because we are right !" Finally, one of the greatest mistakes a corporation, city, state or country can make is to believe its own public relations material. "The best"? Let me count some of the ways that you are making this error: standard of living, health care and outcomes of healthcare, patent applications and ownership, K-12 education, and quality and safety of the national infrastructure. In each of these areas, we are not the "best", but we should and could be.
It really is time to think and decide whether we can be what you clearly want the country to be.

On Obama gets a different kind of chilly reception

Posted on October 30 at 12:14 a.m.

From MSviaTN "Well - the lastest income # from Biden is $150,000 - and if you do not think that business owners are going to jack up their prices to make the consumer pay their tax increase, then you are nuts! Yeah - Obama may help out the low income families by tax breaks, but they can see past the free money Obama is saying they are going to get! They are not going to be any better off because of higher prices and layoffs - I just don't see how people can't see that."

I believe the number is $250,000 earned income below which tax reductions occur. If that income level is what you mean by "low income families", well that's over 90% of us. Further, I think we have already seen those higher prices and layoffs, and Obama has not even be elected yet!

I asked if your 30 employees were full-time - and next, do they have health care benefits or are we paying their or other uninsured employees' costs through higher hospital and medical costs to those of us who are insured?

On Obama gets a different kind of chilly reception

Posted on October 28 at 11:42 p.m.

"Namely, Gray said Wright feels that if children cannot read by the third grade...."

Can't we agree that the expectations and standards must be higher than this?

On Dr. Benny Wright named to school board

Posted on October 28 at 10:26 p.m.

Just curious about MSviaTN's comment, are the 30 employees full-time, 40 hour per week workers, and does your net income exceed $250,000 by so much that an 8% increase is required? As I read, understand and have agreement with most, at $250,000 the increase in taxes is $121 per year.

On Obama gets a different kind of chilly reception

Posted on October 25 at 8:24 p.m.

Krogers is off his meds again. He's even praising (and qouting Greenspan out of context) and now the claim is that the "famous" Iraqi navy and air force were going to close the Straits of Hormuz.

The best summary I can give for Greenspan's view of Wall Street is a quotation from the movie Casablanca when Captain Renault says, "I'm shocked, shocked to find that gambling is going on in here!"

On Brown defends resort

Posted on October 23 at 3:14 p.m.

Would someone who knows him please give Krogers his sedative now.

On Government mandate to include seat belts in 2011

Posted on October 10 at 9:03 p.m.

I have "observed, statistically analyzed and known for years" that knowledge, understanding and mastery of facts and history have often been mistaken as a liberal bias.

On McCain missing the mark with Hispanics

Posted on October 5 at 2:24 p.m.

Vise grip not vice grip- Now, let's say together, "We will(not shall but will) try to do better."

On Don't let the vice grip of fear rule you

Posted on September 29 at 11:17 p.m.

"How about the one I heard about today....give each American citizen 18 or older 450k, let each one be taxed on that amount which would leave about 250 to 300k and the whole deal could be done for about 65 billion and the government would get back about 15 billion in taxes. Everyone could pay off cars, houses, credit cards or put the money in investments. I wonder how that would affect the economy?

Just thinking out loud."

Computing quietly would show you that you have made an error of about a factor of 1000. Each would receive about $400 not $400,000. Repeating errors of facts may be OK in a closed society, but you find trouble when you wander outside the tribe.

On House defeats $700B financial markets bailout

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