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mywag commented on the blog post Obama Basically Endorses the Gang of Eight Immigration Proposal
The ‘illegal problem’ is a tough one. Not getting what is considered the best solution is the solution. Compromise is part of the solution. This is what the GOP is currently having trouble with…absolutism: “advocacy of a rule by absolute standards or principles”.
The current govt that we have is not what I would choose but it is what we have. If you don’t like it, then work to change it. I think the Hastert Rule is being dropped and that is a good thing. A little less absolutism.
This year will be known as the great compromise. What the Dems have to give up remains to be seen. If the economy recovers enough to help lower the deficit Dems will have to give up less. Immigration, the debt, the deficit and guns are currently up in the air in Washington and I wish for a perfect solution but I advocate for a reasonable compromise.
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mywag commented on the blog post Late Night: No God? Then No Diploma, if AZ Politicians Get Their Way
From the article:
A group of Arizona Republicans are eager to pass House Bill 2467 which would require all public high school graduates to recite the following oath in order to graduate:in order to graduate….and I take this oath freely have a conflict
These are lawmakers???
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mywag commented on the blog post Multinational Corporation Behind Keystone XL Pipeline Bullies Activists Into Settling Lawsuit
I was wondering the same thing. Why wouldn’t it be possible to register a corporation to protect protesters? IANAL so I can’t comment on the possibilities. Any lawyers have the info?
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mywag commented on the blog post Frontline Exposes DOJ’s Failure To Prosecute Wall Street
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mywag commented on the blog post Frontline Exposes DOJ’s Failure To Prosecute Wall Street
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mywag commented on the blog post Frontline Exposes DOJ’s Failure To Prosecute Wall Street
Can you imagine that ‘The Economist’ has nothing to say about Lanny Brewer.
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