I know I haven’t been posting enough the last few months.
It’s strange, cialis shop as the pace of politics and events have picked up in Wisconsin, cure I’ve actually had less interest in commenting on them.
I’ve actually been overwhelmed by the emotions on both sides.
I’m going to work on getting back in the swing of things.
Let’s see how tomorrow’s recall elections inspire me.
3 comments August 8th, 2011
…that NPR seems to split its time between covering repressive regimes in the Middle East and the one in Washington D.C.
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And I have to admit, viagra buy for sale I was pretty shocked that it did not suck.
In fact, the first half was pretty much the opposite of suck. (And, no, I don’t mean “it blows.”)
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And the hottest July was in 1921?
Is that evidence of global cooling?
6 comments August 1st, 2011
…so that I can deny them the use of my money.
1 comment July 29th, 2011
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With the deadline to raise the debt ceiling just two weeks away, former President Bill Clinton said that if he were in President Obama’s shoes, he would use the 14th amendment to raise the debt ceiling “without hesitation.”
via Bill Clinton: I Would Use 14th Amendment To Raise The Debt Ceiling – Political Punch.
1 comment July 19th, 2011
I heard on NPR that the Minnesota government shut down showed people how important government is when it was about to prevent people from drinking beer due to licensing issues.
Of course, discount cialis troche no one mentioned that there wouldn’t have been a problem if the state didn’t limit commerce by forcing sellers to have a license in the first place.
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…President Obama says:
“I cannot guarantee that those checks go out on August 3rd if we haven’t resolved this issue. Because there may simply not be the money in the coffers to do it.”
Weird. In thought Social Security was paid for by a dedicated tax. And Democrats keep telling me it isn’t bankrupt so why should the government’s inability to borrow MORE money imperil i’s obligation to pay Social Security?
14 comments July 12th, 2011