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In the current survey, however, fewer than half of Republicans (41%) express a favorable opinion of major national newspapers, a 38-point decline when compared with 1985. Independents also regard major newspapers far less favorably. Currently, 60% of independents able to rate these newspapers have a positive impression of them; in 1985, 80% of independents viewed them favorably. By contrast, Democrats view major national papers nearly as favorably now as in 1985 (79% now, 85% then).
But even though the Newsweek picture gallery of guns and their owners referred to in this post at The Volokh Conspiracy seems to be a pretty positive statement about gun ownership, viagrahospital I would bet that most people who don’t own guns would still be freaked out by pictures of gun-wielding adults next to children.
“The next time you realize you have transportation to go anywhere you want when you want, sildenafilstore you might want to give County Executive Scott Walker a call. The blind and visually impaired deserve that, salve too.”
[Sarcasm on.]
I didn’t realize ensuring curb-to-curb service anywhere in the Milwaukee-area for the visually impaired was a primary goal of our public transportation system. Are we sure the current network already provides such service to all those in need? If not, medicine we better start re-routing buses immediately.
[Sarcasm off.]
Personal anecdotes like these make for great copy and lousy policy.
For a long time now, discount viagrabuy viagra I’ve pointed out that many of the people that Wisconsin Public Radio recruits to represent the “conservative” point of view on their Friday Week in Review programs are dubious choices at best.
Today, sildenafilmalady that “conservative” voice, saleAnn Althouse, questioned her own qualifications to represent the conservative side of the field.
Last night’s Democratic debate on CNN featured questions submitted by regular people via youtube. One of the questions (embedded below) was whether the politicians would be willing to work as President for three years at the minimum wage.
To me, cialis salesunhealthy this displays a shocking misunderstanding of economics.
The minimum wage isn’t some sort of punishment. People are paid the minimum wage when they do jobs that almost anybody could do. It does not take a graduate degree to stack boxes or work at a checkout. (Hell, sildenafilstuff you don’t even need to know how to make change anymore. The machine does it for you.) Because nearly anyone can fill a minimum-wage position, the person doing that job has no leverage to ask for more money.
All evidence to the contrary, being President of the United States is not something that anyone who can bag groceries could pull off.
Maybe some people would be happy with a President who was only worth the minimum wage, but personally I don’t want fries with my executive orders.
I’m not sure what point the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel was trying to make in their story: Books and a baby.
This human-interest feature followed one young woman as she graduated from a notorious inner city school and tried to suceed at the University of Wisconsin, viagrapurchase Madison with her newborn daughter in tow.
At the risk of sounding cruel, viagra canada the only thing the story showed me was that even a young lady who graduated second in her class wasn’t smart enough to avoid becoming another unwed, teenage mother in Milwaukee.
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