KRC

Actually, if it is done right, no. I believe in privitazation. Let charities take care of the poor. Reduce the tax burden on the people from the ineffective, bloated bureaucracy that is the government. It is a proven fact that when you reduce taxes, people save more and contribute more to charities. Charities are FAR more efficient with money than the government ever will be. Let charities take care of the people who cannot or will not take care of themselves. Let everyone else determine who they want to use for insurance. There was an overall philosophy I wanted to instill. This philosopy was valid over a wide range of issues, like Social Security, Healthcare, etc. It is impossible to address every issue in a campaign. You promote a philosophy, so that people know how you will address ALL issues as they arise.

Blasphemy!!

Actually, he expressed his opinions his response to me. IMO, "Bingo" means that he agrees with my view on the situation. The situation sucks. I am concerned with all types of government intervention. To me, the slippery slope is the slippery slope, regardless of the degree of downward descent. Allowing any sort of government infringement will open the door for more government infringement. If they continue to nibble away, eventually, you will have nothing. Fight the small battles along with the big.

So? It does not matter how slippery the slope is, it still takes us in the same direction: downhill. One just gets us there faster than the other.

Meanie.

There's a PPP board?

Look out a window. Seriously, they have started here in Philly.

Slippery slope. You take away the rights of some and the next step is to take away the rights of another group. Government intervention bad.

I will take your word for it. I have had tripe. It was one of the options at a Korean BBQ place we visited on my second trip there. Can't say that I have.

My grocery store has it. Not that I have actually purchased any of it, but I know it is there.

Kimchi and Soju. Ahhh...the nightmares are coming back now.

Looks good. I will have to try it. You can also post the authentic Korean recipies. Kam-sa-ham-ni-da.

It is a fascinating article. You should read it. Oops...errr....my bad.....

Go to the library or local bookstore. You can read it for free, you cheap bastard.

Yup. Need a centrifuge?

Create a hotmail account and use that for all of your registrations.

You are just upset that nobody has noticed that Iowa is gone.

Here is no way that ship could go down. Stop spreading these rumors.

Glock Model 22 (.40). Otherwise, a fine assortment of 12ga for in the home.

Don't even think about sending this to PPP. I'll send it back.

Frist Bad!!

So, since you have no response, does that mean you admit you were wrong?

<golf clap>

The main statement from my campaign: "I feel that this country needs a change from the direction that it is heading under the control of the Republicans and Democrats. Government spending has dramatically increased. Waste has run rampant on all levels of government, and I want that to change. I want to let people know that there are alternatives to the Republican and Democratic Parties. Time and time again, I hear people say that they are disgusted with the way politics has turned into personal attacks and mudslinging. They are also disgusted with the lies from their politicians (saying one thing to get elected, then ignoring their promises while in office). They have become apathetic to the process, and have decided not to vote. In my opinion, voting is one of the most important rights we have as United States citizens and it disgusts me to see people not exercise their right to vote because they do not like the direction either of the "Big Two" parties are taking. There are alternatives to the Republicans and Democrats, and I hope that my campaign will raise awareness to the need for viable candidates outside of the "Big Two," and that people will take these candidates seriously." Do you want to continue digging that hole for yourself, or do you just want to admit now that you are wrong?