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OK, we have  "the Second Amendment, which was adopted to protect the states from federal interference with their power..." followed…
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Off topic, but I couldn't resist. Apparently there is at least one sane Republican left in Oklahoma.  Who knew?
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So, does that mean the Koch brothers, with their billions in tax payer subsidies, don't exist?  How about Jamie Dimon…
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Spellcheck is the spawn of satin.
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...interested in voting...
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Exactly.  When I go off on one of my rants about the Repugs or the Tea Party, my son's eyes…
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Oh, you just hit a nerve.  Our older son, the one I call Navy Son, had a Grand Plan when…
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I've always thought of the Categorical Imperative kind of from the other way.  Whenever I have to make a moral…
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...no idea how he would play anywhere else...
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Funny, Schweitzer is the first name that popped into my head as someone who might "get on the ground in…
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Spellcheck is the spawn of Satin.
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Where's that giant flux capacitor when we need it?
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Words of my Grandfather: Some of my ancestors might've swung from the trees by their necks, but none of 'em…
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Defined as an "ongoing pattern of disobedient, hostile and defiant behavior," symptoms include questioning authority, negativity, defiance, argumentativeness, and being…
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Yes.
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Wait.  What?  I was supposed to take O'Rourke seriously?  I read the whole thing as tongue in cheek humor and…
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There Really Are Two Americas: Republistan and Democravia I hope it's temporary and demography really is destiny.  Otherwise, we're fracked.
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I'd go with the people who have the millisecond-faster connections to the Patent Office.
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The Cry of the True Republican - NYTimes.comThere is more than a passing similarity between Joseph McCarthy and Ted Cruz,…
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Spellcheck is the spawn of satin.
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