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This is malfeasance by the Administrator and the Board. They are wasting our money! No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
the people against O'Leary are the same people against Trump Brexit not a good track record so far 2 down and 1 to go No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
So Trump says he doesn't believe Russia was involved. Then he says it could have been anybody. Seems like it would be a good idea to figure this out. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
The governor should never had considered the Permanent as part of a budget deficit fix. That fund, if left alone, will continue to benefit Alaskans wi…The governor should never had considered the Permanent as part of a budget deficit fix. That fund, if left alone, will continue to benefit Alaskans with money from their oil and gas. I hope this lawsuit succeeds. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
BMO Investorline does a nice job of tracking that for me. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
There are tons of articles that could be written about nightmare tenants destroying a landlord's property, refusing to pay rent etc. but the media cho…There are tons of articles that could be written about nightmare tenants destroying a landlord's property, refusing to pay rent etc. but the media chooses only to focus on bad landlords. A little balance would be nice. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
At best, that was a bandaid proposal that will not begin until 2017. It does nothing in granting Denali's wolves immediate protection for this spring. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Oh please convince them to stay in. Trudeau and Daillaire have plans to give them a blue helmet and send them to Mali or some other horrible place to…Oh please convince them to stay in. Trudeau and Daillaire have plans to give them a blue helmet and send them to Mali or some other horrible place to wave the Canadian flag. It's always worked out so well in the past. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
There are no "longstanding laws" that protect illegal immigrants because A) they are not protected by the US Constitution per se; and B) federal laws …There are no "longstanding laws" that protect illegal immigrants because A) they are not protected by the US Constitution per se; and B) federal laws preempt state laws. "undocumented" = "illegal" For those who don't get it - if they are here illegally they are breaking US law. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Yours too? No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
"Note - she didn't fill out her own papers as an 11 year old. " Neither did the other children who the Liberals deported or tried to deport, includin…"Note - she didn't fill out her own papers as an 11 year old. " Neither did the other children who the Liberals deported or tried to deport, including a suicidal teenager. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
I could not live with a short leash like that. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
GLBT groups and supporters are acting irrationally and just want blood, blood, blood. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
The Conservatives and the Liberals ARE being supported on the taxpayer dime, as all donations receive a substantial tax credit that ALL taxpayers - in…The Conservatives and the Liberals ARE being supported on the taxpayer dime, as all donations receive a substantial tax credit that ALL taxpayers - including the poorest in our society, are forced to pay towards, irrespective of whether they support the parties or not. So, if as you say, this is the "... only way you can is on the taxpayers (sic) dime, then it speaks volumes about your relevance" ... you're telling us that the Conservatives and the Liberals are no different than the other parties you are criticizing. Thank you for demonstrating my point and being so clear about it. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
In some parks, there is probably an appropriate amount of game management. The problem, as I see it, is the Trump Administration’s refusal to even re…In some parks, there is probably an appropriate amount of game management. The problem, as I see it, is the Trump Administration’s refusal to even recognize the recommendations of the “boots on the ground,” whose job it is to make those informed decisions, and, rather, bow to the NRA’s demand for their “right” to kill our wildlife wherever there is public land, regardless of its designation. When it comes to guns, the NRA’s “rights” are paramount, while the rights of the rest of us…… meh, not so much. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
This is conventionally correct, but again equates intellect and reason with "good behavior" and emotion and passion with "bad behavior," truncating t…This is conventionally correct, but again equates intellect and reason with "good behavior" and emotion and passion with "bad behavior," truncating the deeper human experience. Having an affair would be bad, but is the emotion prompting this desire assumed to be bad? Could it be pointing towards a greater reality that is holy? Perhaps the man needs to explore a staleness in his marriage and in his roles as husband and father. How is the Holy Spirit calling him to greater service and real joy? Is his choice to resist temptation purely "rational" or is he also motivated by fear of shame if he were to give in? Is his love for his wife and children merely rational duty or is there also a non-rational passion to "return to his first love" (as the OT prophets say)? He will never know if he kills the inappropriate emotion and does his duty without understanding his experience. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Great job, Sherlock. Isn't DRIVING a stolen vehicle a crime, now we (the people) have to PROVE the culprit knew it was stolen? Sounds like someone or …Great job, Sherlock. Isn't DRIVING a stolen vehicle a crime, now we (the people) have to PROVE the culprit knew it was stolen? Sounds like someone or several someones did not want to deal with the logistics of arresting and housing 13 ne'r do wells. Hmmmm....setting a mighty lousy precedent. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
I think it'll take enough repetitions of things like this: In 2014 in Wenzhou, People's Republic of China, a crowd of citizens witnessed four cops se…I think it'll take enough repetitions of things like this: In 2014 in Wenzhou, People's Republic of China, a crowd of citizens witnessed four cops severely beat a woman for the 'crime' of selling watermelons on the sidewalk without a license. The cops then turned and attacked a man trying to film them doing it with a sledgehammer--the man began vomiting blood and later died. The enraged crowd surrounded the cops, who fled to the interior of the van, wherein they were besieged by men wielding baseball bats, cinder-blocks, pieces of concrete and bare fists. The crowd beat those cops to death. That's what I call 'police accountability'. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Well, for some Alaskans life will be more difficult. For others, they'll migrate to proverbial greener pastures. I will stay...for family and State. T…Well, for some Alaskans life will be more difficult. For others, they'll migrate to proverbial greener pastures. I will stay...for family and State. The Man will not get the best of me. Over my dead body. I survived a childhood of need and want in the last frontier. I know how to live a desert existence. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Many people that this will affect put in 60-100 hour work weeks, it's not just the doctors. Many of these people had the mind-numbing jobs and decided…Many people that this will affect put in 60-100 hour work weeks, it's not just the doctors. Many of these people had the mind-numbing jobs and decided they wanted more for themselves and their families, so they took the risk of starting their own businesses. The trade-offs for not having a pension plan is the lower corporate tax rates, so you can try and save a similar level that a public employee gets from the government. To create a pension that pays $40K per year, you need roughly $1Million making 4%. Most public employees can not save that much themselves, yet there are plenty that get more than that in pension money. When you receive the pension, it is counted as income, and marginal tax rates apply, so you might be in the 30% tax bracket. This is the issue business owners have. If they save that money in their corp as a pension plan, they've paid corp tax first, then a dividend tax later which will equal ~ 34%. Under the new rules, it can total over 60%. That is the problem. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
The daily laziness of the Corporate Media "journalists" jumping on the Trump bandwagon for glaring headlines and minimal content repeating previous re…The daily laziness of the Corporate Media "journalists" jumping on the Trump bandwagon for glaring headlines and minimal content repeating previous regurgitations. 3 "journalists" for one item? No one else in or out of government gets the giant, black headlines of this declared traitor to all human rights. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Who had access to the room where the bikes were stored? My guess is the school knows who did it but it's too embarrassing to reveal the identity of th…Who had access to the room where the bikes were stored? My guess is the school knows who did it but it's too embarrassing to reveal the identity of the person or persons. So they're going to let it slide. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Good luck. The states will rebel. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Are we sure this wasn't a "Thelma and Louise" ending, knowing where the country was heading with the Trumpster? No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Harper only ever held a mailroom boy's job at Imperial Oil that his daddy got for him. Harper is the worst PM in the last 100 years. He achieved absol…Harper only ever held a mailroom boy's job at Imperial Oil that his daddy got for him. Harper is the worst PM in the last 100 years. He achieved absolutely nothing. He hid in the closet. He was laughed at in foreign countries: https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/blogpost/post/stephen-harper-locks-himself-in-brazilian-ministers-bathroom-until-he-gets-his-way/2011/08/09/gIQAjzr84I_blog.html?utm_term=.885b2b9e2ecc Harper would knuckle under to Trump; Trudeau will stand up to Trump. You conveniently forget that Harper added more than $160 billion to the national debt while accomplishing absolutely nothin--oh wait, he does hold the record for an annual deficit of $60 billion. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Well their authoritarian instincts are getting a nice frolic, but the courts will probably demand some sort of intelligible and fact-based definition …Well their authoritarian instincts are getting a nice frolic, but the courts will probably demand some sort of intelligible and fact-based definition of 'impairmment'. Have they got such? I think not. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
I disagree with the author with regard to the banning of pit bulls and similar breeds. These are animals that have, unfortunately, been bred to be sav…I disagree with the author with regard to the banning of pit bulls and similar breeds. These are animals that have, unfortunately, been bred to be savage killers. Brushing off the cases of severe injury and death caused by these dogs with the gloss of "irresponsible ownership" is nonsense. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Agreed, the OL still needs some gel, mousse or hairspray at least - the look should be strong, fast and loose without a noticeable "hold", LOL! No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
If the Russians were meddling in the US election it is highly likely that they were also meddling in Canada's last national election as well. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Remember, no one should be blaming Bombardier, Airbus, Boeing or even Trump for this. The responsibility for taxpayers getting YET ANOTHER black eye …Remember, no one should be blaming Bombardier, Airbus, Boeing or even Trump for this. The responsibility for taxpayers getting YET ANOTHER black eye on this one rests with the politicians who made the deal. If you re-elect the Federal Liberals and Quebec Liberals you are implicitly saying that you agree with politicians wasting your money like this. It's not like it wasn't WELL KNOWN that the money was going to be wasted when the politicians made the deal, they made that deal with full expectation of losing every penny, just like what had happened every time before and what will happen every time in the future. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Sarcasm apparently escapes you; you remind me of Sheldon on The Big Bang Theory. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Phillip, if my mother was 16, 17, or 18 years old, pregnant with me, unmarried and just starting her adult life, I wouldn't for a minute criticize her…Phillip, if my mother was 16, 17, or 18 years old, pregnant with me, unmarried and just starting her adult life, I wouldn't for a minute criticize her for getting an abortion. Maybe subsequently she might give birth to me when her life circumstance enabled her to be the kind of capable and responsible parent we all want. The trouble with the anti-abortion adoption argument is that the vast majority of kids, particularly in poor urban areas don't get adopted. They become victims without a nurturing, capable and loving family because they're not wanted - by anybody. They grow up on the streets with no hope for many of them for a normal and healthy future. The government, us taxpayers, then end up footing the costs for these otherwise innocent, but unwanted, kids. Are there some adoption success stories? Certainly. But many unwanted kids go unclaimed and unwanted. This is the inconvenient truth that the Pro Life community never acknowledges; real world reality sir. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
According to the self-styled progressives, all cultures are equal. Consequently, this is not a problem. Indeed, isn't it racist to even write about th…According to the self-styled progressives, all cultures are equal. Consequently, this is not a problem. Indeed, isn't it racist to even write about the topic? No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Why do we have to put up w New Yorker Satire or Saturday Night Live and not his? We are jokers ALL No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
What services Andrew? I've never heard of any services available to Hawaiians. And when did your "government" ever ask Hawaiians what kind of govern…What services Andrew? I've never heard of any services available to Hawaiians. And when did your "government" ever ask Hawaiians what kind of government we wanted and hold elections so we could vote on who we wanted to be in charge? And why do want to give away anything Hawaiians have to non-Hawaiians who are "naturalized"? No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
And yet you've been able to comment here a number of times for this story alone, and actually been pretty outspoken in your views. Here are some of yo…And yet you've been able to comment here a number of times for this story alone, and actually been pretty outspoken in your views. Here are some of your points from the several comments you've made for this comment section alone: 1/ anyone who disagrees with you "is ISIS"; 2/ the areas of Toronto where many immigrants live are the "depths of hell", anyone who is not conservative is a member of the "looney left"; and, finally, to top it off, Canadians "do not have free speech rights". Although I disagree with each of these points, I'm actually grateful that I live in a country that allows you to say them. Why can't you be grateful, too? Are you confusing the right of free speech with the privilege of not having to hear others disagree with you? I'm afraid you live in a country with a variety of views so, like me, you'll just have to accept it and work harder at formulating arguments backed up by various types of data or other information. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Part owner of an imaging clinic, new building, renos to MOH code, all new equipment, half million in debt, still doing good work. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
"I have this platform and I’m somebody that has a voice of command" Really? Is that why folks run away from you like you are the plaugue? Hell, your …"I have this platform and I’m somebody that has a voice of command" Really? Is that why folks run away from you like you are the plaugue? Hell, your own teamates are sick of your self-righteous voice of command. Ask Mr. Irvin about your big mouth. Lebron, you more like Trump than not! No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Wow. They're going down, baby! (So, what happens after the grand jury is disbanded on the 19th?) No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Wrong again, I'm not talking about U.S. law, I am pointing out the teaching and law of the Catholic Church where you have got it wrong. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Bear in mind folks that we're in a budget deficit position. Ergo this will be borrowed money that we're handing out, the compounding interest on whic…Bear in mind folks that we're in a budget deficit position. Ergo this will be borrowed money that we're handing out, the compounding interest on which will still be being paid by our great great great great grandchildren. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
TY Laura, My Horse lost his right eye 4 yrs. ago and the Vet said it was Cancer. He also said the other eye could possibly get it. I'm not sure now or…TY Laura, My Horse lost his right eye 4 yrs. ago and the Vet said it was Cancer. He also said the other eye could possibly get it. I'm not sure now or then it really was Cancer, Now his other eye get's a little weepy so I am going to Google the info you posted. Again Thanxx for the Info. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
We had tort reform in the 90's .we didn't need it because only a few doctors mess up more than very rarely. It did not reduce costs, Some doctors ar…We had tort reform in the 90's .we didn't need it because only a few doctors mess up more than very rarely. It did not reduce costs, Some doctors are richer and get sued less, insurance rates are higher and pay less. Medical care costs more, the few f***ps have less financial consequence and those who are injured get less to help them deal with the consequences. https://youtu.be/V1QhKjPHMdI https://youtu.be/4lhuN-gpwqo Unless you can't pull the trigger, the second amendment still helps you so you won't have to suffer as long. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
THis is demeaning to women. When being a "Wonder Woman" means you do what men have done for centuries, that's not too impressive. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
This guy should have been indicted for accepting gifts in violation of campaign spending laws some of them connected to the rail (HART) (see Civil Bea…This guy should have been indicted for accepting gifts in violation of campaign spending laws some of them connected to the rail (HART) (see Civil Beat September 27, 2014). Others indicted for less. Paid $50,000 settlement for ethics violation. Come on there is a credibility void here. Cannot understand what Romy wants to do in these bills. What is he saying? Romy Cachola is a self promoting career politician. I would not support anything he proposes. Ethics violator....admitted. Romy is at his best when he is silent. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
This race will come down to The Deplorables vs The Delusionals, No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Go Chow NOW (lol) No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Never met the guy. But I got interested in how he was winning and what the law was that was giving him his advantage. Also wondered who was he actuall…Never met the guy. But I got interested in how he was winning and what the law was that was giving him his advantage. Also wondered who was he actually helping so I read his cases and particularly what the US Supreme Court had to say. That decision says a lot and explains his focus. He is not theoretical. The decision is based on the constitutional rights of over a thousand specific people in Hawaii who are citizens or legal residents as well as their rights under the immigration laws which have not changed. His argument earned the respect of the Supreme Court which created an exception for the people from Hawaii and devoted several pages to why the Court granted an exception for them from Trump’s ban and extended it to people from other states. Even some of the US Attornies have acknowledged that Trump’s ban should have provided this. The Hawaii exceptions, though, have gone into then out of Trump’s newest order which may invite more litigation. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Ms. Smith-Valade's career trajectory has just gone into a tailspin. A flame-out so to speak. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked
Cosmic ray imaging? Wow. No flagNo flagAllowNo actionChecked