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Diversity is a disease
The bottom line is fear...fear that a black man (that happens to be the President of the United States) is going to have an influence in their children...it reminds me of other fears...fear that a black man is going to rape white women...fear that white children play with black children as if theywould get some type of disease...How can people ...
Posted to Chatterbox by albertroldan on September 14, 2009
The perils of not analyzing test scores by race
The point of this article does not seem to be that race is not a relevant and often appropriate correlative with many social issues and measures. Common sense tells us that this is not the case. Even if race is merely a covariant with more fundamental factors that are truly causative (and even this is unlikely to be true in most cases), it is a ...
Posted to Human Nature by cheshirecat718 on May 2, 2009
How People Perceive This Issue of Abortion Varies Greatly
************************************************* http://www.here-now.org/ Stories of an Abortion Doctor On the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, we rebroadcast our conversation with Dr. Susan Wicklund. She has written about her life as an abortion provider in the book, “This Common Secret: My Journey as an Abortion Doctor.” ...
Posted to Obit by MichaelBernard3 on January 22, 2009
Conservatism isn't dead
The thing is, what is and has been wrong for conservatives and Republicans is George W. Bush. There is patently, absolutely almost nothing that is or was conservative about this guy: He never met a dollar he didn't want to spend; he grew government larger than any other President on his watch; he intruded government into more lives than any ...
Posted to Politics by kcdrew on January 19, 2009
Re: Why Would Ignoring Ann Coulter Be A Slight To The Right?
Greatbear452; You are correct that these ''heroes'' are the popular leaders of what is now referred to by some as the conservative wing of the Republican party. However, your error is to ignore the fact that the word conservative has actual meaning. While I have never been one myself, I have always listened to real conservatives in order to ...
Posted to Chatterbox by john adkisson on January 14, 2009
Hey, Mr. Buckley! GOPs for Obama Are Conservatives Still...
Republicans for Obama Are Still Republicans Back in the 1860s, a New Kind of “Know-Nothing” American turned against Lincoln’s Anti-slavery Republican Party because of the Civil War. Instead of thinking seriously about political issues, these people categorically voted against Republicans. And thus, they voted for Democrats.About ...
Posted to Chatterbox by ChannelingBarackObama@yahoo.com on October 22, 2008
Obama and ACRON...
.... probably brought up but on the front page of wikileaks are some community documents released by ACORN showing how deeply connected Obama was in Chicago to their drives. Now, you can't directly access those pages on ACORN's site, and Obama is saying, on his own website, he was never an organizer for ACRON. While possibly true on the ...
Posted to Explainer by Ferdoc on October 13, 2008
Dear Republicans,
please do not seriously consider Germany as the place to be: You would not be happy. Sure, Merkel is rather conservative compared to the green party which happened to govern the country till 2005. But European conservatism is not to be equated with GOP priciples: you couldn't possibly suggest walking around with guns, couldn't seriously favour oil ...
Posted to Low Concept by AnnieOne on October 11, 2008
The Conservatives Canada
No Republican president or presidential candidate has ever gotten Canada right. They tend to forget that Canada is a foreign country and it is the United States' largest trading partner. Democrats Carter and Clinton have chosen Canada for summits and major policy development partners. Now with the Canadian election less than a week away, ...
Posted to Low Concept by TTigerX2 on October 10, 2008
The Big Bailout...Ha!
There is no need for a bailout of the bank when we can bail them out through tax payer spending...heres how: America has fought hard to become an independent nation and a leader in innovation, so how can we fix our current economic downtrend efficiently? Some seem to think that throwing money at the corporations who failed us is the answer…we all ...
Posted to Trailhead by Mejamz on September 29, 2008

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