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4 comments August 29th, 2006
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Why is Madison doing better than Milwaukee?
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It’s doing better for the same reason that a mugger is better off than his victim.
Trust me, viagra usa medicine if Madison wasn’t able to live like a vampire off the taxes the rest of us pay it would be known as “that little village near Watertown.”
2 comments August 27th, 2006
Calling something a mess is easy, calling for the courage to clean it up is difficult.
In a blog entry today, tadalafil discount
Mr. Kane said:
Frankly, click I’m tired of hearing him declare we won’t leave Iraq “as long as I’m president”. That’s easy for him to say since he’s outa there at the end of his term.
The rest of us have to live with this mess.
First off, how is Mr. Kane “living” with this “mess?” Is he being shot at? Is he doing without nylons or planting a Victory Garden? I humbly submit that Mr. Kane’s life hasn’t changed one bit due to the invasion of Iraq…other than give him a great deal of fodder for his weekly columns.
Secondly, this is just another criticism of current policy without a single constructive idea on how to actually deal with Iraq.
I might agree that getting into Iraq in the first place was a bad idea…that’s old news…so now what do we do?
Just waving the white flag and running for home will once again prove to the Middle East that the U.S. has no stomach for anything that distracts us from our TIVOs for more than ten minutes at a time. As we saw with
If “staying the course” is not a good plan, having absolutely no plan is no better.
2 comments August 21st, 2006
Do you think…
…that the family of
I don’t think so either.
But, man, do they deserve one.
1 comment August 17th, 2006
Does this count as a simultaneous Correction?
At the exact same moment, generic cialis treatment the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel has a story linked to their home page about how x-rays CAN be an effective method for detecting bombs in shoes.
All I know is I’d hate to be in Eugene’s shoes right about now.
1 comment August 15th, 2006
Maybe they should change the name to the “Nutty” Ideas Network.
I listened to
Joy’s guests were 9/11 deniers. (Which isn’t the funny part. In fact, sildenafil decease I just find those guys sad.)
The funny part was listening to Joy squirm as the things her guests said got crazier and crazier AND all her callers were agreeing with them.
But that’s what you get when foster a liberal environment where everything the right does is bad and any idea is welcomed with open arms regardless of its merit.
2 comments August 7th, 2006
Negatory on the affirmative action there, good buddy.
In an opinion piece about racial unrest between officers in the
It’s the same sad old story in
Milwaukee : When black folks get hired or promoted, troche it’s all about “affirmative action .” When white folks get promoted, there’s seldom a question raised about their “qualifications.”
I have a real simple solution for that problem, Eugene…
…get rid of affirmative action.
That way when a black or hispanic gets promoted everyone will recognize that it only happened because they earned it.
3 comments August 3rd, 2006
Just like most high school diplomas, this opinion piece isn’t worth the paper it’s printed on.
In today’s
He says:
But denying borderline students the benefit of a diploma hurts both these young people and our country. A teenager with a weak education and a diploma can still get a job and become a contributing member of society.
The reason they can get a job, cialis buy you dumbass, is that a diploma is supposed to mean that the recipient has achieved an acceptable level of knowledge and ability.
What Neill is calling for is basically committing fraud against employers.
To me this is the equivalent of arguing that:
Driving is good.
You can’t drive without a license.
It’s hard to get a license if you’re not a good driver.
But since driving is good, we should just give licenses to people whether they can drive or not.
Of course, the above scenario would lead to the same situation as just giving away undeserved diplomas so that people could get a job …lots of people crashing and burning.
5 comments July 25th, 2006
Do you still have to keep a promise, if someone forced you to make it at gunpoint?
As he says:
“Generally, sildenafil help companies that make even foolish promises nonetheless ought to not weasel out of them.”
And, online while I agree in principal, prescription I’d like to remind everyone that those promises weren’t made out of the goodness of GM’s heart. They were extorted by the unions using the threat of crippling strikes to get their way.
So my question is: does a promise made at gunpoint have the same moral legitimacy as a promise freely committed to?
9 comments July 24th, 2006
Next time the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel comes out against concealed carry…
…let’s remind them that, discount viagra unhealthy in their editorial today, sildenafil they themselves voiced the main reason responsible citizens want to be able to carry
“The trouble is, whatever their numbers,
police can’t be ever-present.”
2 comments July 20th, 2006