Chilly

and that makes a difference how?

Obviously!

I'd consider myself a subscriber to classical liberalism.

Not a fair comparison for a number of reasons, including the fact that space on the road is limited and you can't freaking tell when you leave your house if theres a drunk driver on the road. Yup. The Bills = a private organization that can do as they please. And yes, parents who take young kids to sporting events that they can't handle are stupid.

You do realize that you can cross the street, right?

Well you're just full of little sayings and "quirks" (as one poster put it here) which don't have too much meaning, aren't you?

Society would be screwed by the amount of stupid freaking parents who wouldn't know what to do.

What I read there backs up what Tom was saying. George S. maintains that they did nothing wrong. However, he says it gives the appearance that they did something wrong because they aren't being forthcoming about it. Therefore, they should be forthcoming about everything. Hillary, not wanting to divulge this information (which this passage doesn't explain at all why that is) gets mad at him for not taking her side of it, and accuses him of not believing in her. This passage in no way insinuates that there was a cover up.

lolz... I hadn't bothered looking at the math stuff yet.

So let me get this straight: You're using national averages, which are influenced highly by individual areas with these problems, to say that in the whole country there is no room for growth?

Damn straight! That reminded me of my favorite pic of the entire game: This USC Cheerleader.

Yeah I did. I have to blame that on my alcohol consumption which was occurring in preparation for the Sabres game.

That was my argument, lol.

I'd disagree here. By giving it to say one religion over another, or playing favorites with a religion (or providing it to some religions but not others), that in effect establishes a National Religion (whether or not its "official").

The argument that I'd make relative to that would be that people are smart enough to want to preserve the party that they identify with, and are too stupid to realize that there are other options available to them.

It does actually. A quote from McDougal: "I won't answer their questions," McDougal said Monday. "I don't trust them." Starr and his lawyers "have always wanted something on the Clintons," said McDougal. She fears she'll be charged with perjury if she doesn't tell the grand jury what they want to hear, she said. She's fearful that putting what she knows into the public spotlight will get it so twisted that it'll get the Clinton's in trouble.

Well obviously you have to compare it to itself. That way, any change you make could be argued as making it worse. Less people = less workers = less money! More people = more people to pay for = less money!

Nope, I'm not. Research shows that one of the big factors in public behavior in elections is that people vote strategically. Why do you think that the Republicans played that up in Montana? You're actually not giving them enough credit. You're comparing today to 1862?

Meh, I wish you could do Republican vs Republican and Democrat vs Democrat for starting primary purposes. Honestly, its a useless tool lol.

Hell, for that matter, even watch medical dramas on TV like House and they're portrayed accurately. I don't understand how anyone who is tuned into popular culture doesn't get this.

There are reasons to be skeptical, given that Stephanopoulos is attempting to sell a book. Nah, theres no reason for him to embellish a story at all! I have no opinion one way or the other on the issue currently, but basing an opinion on one source with a reason to play a story up is not exactly sound.

After all, basing your conclusions in politics on emotional responses and anecdotal stories is a great way to do things.

Okam's a big boy who is a run stuffer. Doesn't give you a ton from the pass rushing point of view, but he can overpower the little guys and cause some pressure. His greatest strength is his strength and large body.

Pfft. I remember some of the superbowl-era playoff games on TV, as well as the Tennessee game

comes from Steve Ballmer, one of the top guys at Microsoft, talking about the Zune's file sharing features. "I want to squirt you a picture of my kids. You want to squirt me back a video of your vacation. That's [an] experience" Source