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FEDERAL EMPLOYEES DO THE SAME THING - THIS DOUBLE DIPPING SHOULD HAVE BEEN NIPPED IN THE BUD AND DEFINITELY NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
comment by Barbara Hughes
on Critics Target States' Double-Dipping Pensioners
Sep 2, 2010 2:00 PM [GMT]
REDS - YOUR TEAM CAN DO IT - GO GO GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
comment by Barbara Hughes
on Reds rally to win, lead division by five
Aug 30, 2010 2:16 PM [GMT]
It would be nice to see her start winning. The LPGA tour could sure use it. Come on Michelle, kick butt!
comment by Les Hughes
on Wie has hole-in-one on way to three-stroke lead
Aug 28, 2010 03:03 AM [GMT]
Nice going Jay! The Reds are looking good and should be tough to beat down the stretch. Keep it up!
comment by Les Hughes
on Jay Bruce hits 3 homers, Reds beat Cubs 7-1
Aug 28, 2010 03:01 AM [GMT]
Let the highest leaders of Islam stand up and say, "All Muslims have the right to leave Islam without sanction if they choose to."
Let the highest leaders of Islam stand up and say, "Islam accepts that all other religions have a right to exist without fear of oppression or violence from Islam."
Let the highest leaders of Islam stand up and say, "Muslim women, and all women, have the right to be free of oppression or violence from Islam."
Let the highest leaders of Islam stand up and say, "Islam renounces the world caliphate as the goal of Islam."
Let the highest leaders of Islam stand up and say, "Islam renounces Shariah law as brutal and outdated."
Then perhaps the hostility will decrease. There is hostility because Islam, in its very definition, is antithetical to the principles that America was founded upon. comment by usgoosht on Why are so many Americans hostile to Islam? Aug 28, 2010 01:38 AM [GMT]
Let the highest leaders of Islam stand up and say, "Islam accepts that all other religions have a right to exist without fear of oppression or violence from Islam."
Let the highest leaders of Islam stand up and say, "Muslim women, and all women, have the right to be free of oppression or violence from Islam."
Let the highest leaders of Islam stand up and say, "Islam renounces the world caliphate as the goal of Islam."
Let the highest leaders of Islam stand up and say, "Islam renounces Shariah law as brutal and outdated."
Then perhaps the hostility will decrease. There is hostility because Islam, in its very definition, is antithetical to the principles that America was founded upon. comment by usgoosht on Why are so many Americans hostile to Islam? Aug 28, 2010 01:38 AM [GMT]
Michelle, thisis your week, kick some ASS!!!
comment by Gary Stant
on Wie has hole-in-one on way to three-stroke lead
Aug 27, 2010 03:03 AM [GMT]
ANOTHER BOONDOOGLE - I'D BE MORE IMPRESSED IF THEY USED THE MONEY TO MAINTAIN SNYDERPARK AND BOTH REID PARKS - GOT THAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
comment by Barbara Hughes
on New park on tap soon
Aug 26, 2010 2:20 PM [GMT]
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comment by tagmike
on 4th annual Concert for Lost Voices scheduled for August 27
Aug 25, 2010 03:32 AM [GMT]
He's been in congress for 24 years. He isn't representing Arizona anymore, he's representing Washington DC. And he's representing John McCain. With any luck, he'll die in office and then the governor can appoint someone better.
That people like him, without any executive experience, can run for president, shows why we need reform to the presidential election process. We should never have ended up with two incompetents like McCain and Obama as our choice for president.
It should be required that a president have at least 5 years of cumulative executive experience in order to be a candidate.
- mayor of a city larger than 100,000
- governor of a state
- ceo of a business employing more than 10000 people.
- general commanding more than 10000 troops
- being secretary of one of the large federal departments (state, treasury, defense)
Notably excluded from the list is being a member of congress. That's no qualification for being an executive. comment by usgoosht on What, Flip-Flop? McCain, Crist Fight for Jobs Aug 23, 2010 4:14 PM [GMT]
That people like him, without any executive experience, can run for president, shows why we need reform to the presidential election process. We should never have ended up with two incompetents like McCain and Obama as our choice for president.
It should be required that a president have at least 5 years of cumulative executive experience in order to be a candidate.
- mayor of a city larger than 100,000
- governor of a state
- ceo of a business employing more than 10000 people.
- general commanding more than 10000 troops
- being secretary of one of the large federal departments (state, treasury, defense)
Notably excluded from the list is being a member of congress. That's no qualification for being an executive. comment by usgoosht on What, Flip-Flop? McCain, Crist Fight for Jobs Aug 23, 2010 4:14 PM [GMT]
Why is this 'cat food' talking to reporters? Doesn't she know her place as a woman within Islam? Her husband can be no true Muslim if his wife is parading herself in public without a shroud. I'm surprised some right thinking Muslim hasn't exploded himself near such an apostate!
Why no less an authority than the high mucky muck of Islam in Australia said women who didn't hide themselves in closets in their home were 'cat food'. And the high mucky muck of Islam in Britain said that he, the high mucky muck of Islam in Australia, was a great scholar of Islam in defending his rigorous orthodoxy.
And in the very heart of Islam, Saudi Arabia, stern and sober clerics, orthodox purveyors of the faith, let little girls burn to death rather than show their faces in public. True heirs of Mohammed (May God Have Mercy Upon Him).
Who is this upstart imam to compare to such luminaries in the Islamic world?
And Muslims wonder why the rest of us are leary of their destructive cult with its bizarre and illogical views, views harking back to the dark ages. :-)
PS What the imam doesn't tell you is that he is a sufi. And sufis are regarded as heretics by orthodox Muslims (i.e. Sunnis and Shias). In truth, sufis have tried to rescue the destructive cult that was created in Mohammed's (MGHMUH) name from its failings for centuries and failed in turn, losing their connection to truth in the process. Today, they are a mere shadow of their former selves, though still trying by reciting of rote formulas they used to know from their heart. They took the wrong tack, in my opinion, from the start. I suppose things look different when there is a sword at your throat, so they shouldn't be subject to excessive approbation for their actions. comment by usgoosht on Firestorm brews around imam advocating for mosque near Ground Zero Aug 23, 2010 3:34 PM [GMT]
Why no less an authority than the high mucky muck of Islam in Australia said women who didn't hide themselves in closets in their home were 'cat food'. And the high mucky muck of Islam in Britain said that he, the high mucky muck of Islam in Australia, was a great scholar of Islam in defending his rigorous orthodoxy.
And in the very heart of Islam, Saudi Arabia, stern and sober clerics, orthodox purveyors of the faith, let little girls burn to death rather than show their faces in public. True heirs of Mohammed (May God Have Mercy Upon Him).
Who is this upstart imam to compare to such luminaries in the Islamic world?
And Muslims wonder why the rest of us are leary of their destructive cult with its bizarre and illogical views, views harking back to the dark ages. :-)
PS What the imam doesn't tell you is that he is a sufi. And sufis are regarded as heretics by orthodox Muslims (i.e. Sunnis and Shias). In truth, sufis have tried to rescue the destructive cult that was created in Mohammed's (MGHMUH) name from its failings for centuries and failed in turn, losing their connection to truth in the process. Today, they are a mere shadow of their former selves, though still trying by reciting of rote formulas they used to know from their heart. They took the wrong tack, in my opinion, from the start. I suppose things look different when there is a sword at your throat, so they shouldn't be subject to excessive approbation for their actions. comment by usgoosht on Firestorm brews around imam advocating for mosque near Ground Zero Aug 23, 2010 3:34 PM [GMT]
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