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Going Undercover at Mad Pastor Hagee's Christians United for Israel Summit     

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Author: al92653
Date: Jul 28, 2008 13:31

... by speaking in favor of the now-discredited George W. Bush unilateralism and for speaking out against evenhandedness in Middle East affairs. "I don't want the U.S. to be evenhanded in the Middle ... U.S. to stand squarely and behind our only true ally, Israel." That sort of un-evenhandedness is, perhaps, behind what seemed to be a disregard for the fate of Palestinians who were kicked ...
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Re: Philosophy or Religion?     

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Author: Sammybaby
Date: Jan 27, 2008 12:08

.... If sports, so be it. If prayer, singing, and ritual in a public meeting, so be it. I, myself, find science to be a religion. In a way the above is lovely in its evenhandedness. I suspect however that very different ideas of religious experience are had out there - even when we include science as a religion. Some find in their religion a sense of control, a returning to an even keel, ...
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Re: Pelosi Already Living up to Being First Female to be "the First Female ___________!"     

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Author: Turin
Date: Jan 21, 2007 21:19

... co-workers generally have much to say about someone who is "unprofessional"; that's usually the job of the boss to evaluate an employee. And as long as there is some level of evenhandedness, I don't see the problem. A male or female employee can be unprofessional. Wrong, Hyerdahl. Time to trade in your textbook for the new edition. Even so, ...
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Re: Pelosi Already Living up to Being First Female to be "the First Female ___________!"     

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Author: Stormy
Date: Jan 21, 2007 14:47

...that co-workers generally have much to say about someone who is "unprofessional"; that's usually the job of the boss to evaluate an employee. And as long as there is some level of evenhandedness, I don't see the problem. A male or female employee can be unprofessional. Wrong, Hyerdahl. Time to trade in your textbook for the new edition. ...
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Re: Pelosi Already Living up to Being First Female to be "the First Female ___________!"     

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Author: Stormy
Date: Jan 21, 2007 14:46

...that co-workers generally have much to say about someone who is "unprofessional"; that's usually the job of the boss to evaluate an employee. And as long as there is some level of evenhandedness, I don't see the problem. A male or female employee can be unprofessional. Wrong, Hyerdahl. Time to trade in your textbook for the new edition. ...
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Re: Pelosi Already Living up to Being First Female to be "the First Female ___________!"     

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Author: Turin
Date: Jan 20, 2007 20:41

... that co-workers generally have much to say about someone who is "unprofessional"; that's usually the job of the boss to evaluate an employee. And as long as there is some level of evenhandedness, I don't see the problem. A male or female employee can be unprofessional. Wrong, Hyerdahl. Time to trade in your textbook for the new edition. Even so...
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Re: Pelosi Already Living up to Being First Female to be "the First Female ___________!"     

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Author: Stormy
Date: Jan 18, 2007 06:04

... co-workers generally have much to say about someone who is "unprofessional"; that's usually the job of the boss to evaluate an employee. And as long as there is some level of evenhandedness, I don't see the problem. A male or female employee can be unprofessional. Wrong, Hyerdahl. Time to trade in your textbook for the new edition. Even so, I ...
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Re: Pelosi Already Living up to Being First Female to be "the First Female ___________!"     

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Author: Stormy
Date: Jan 18, 2007 06:04

... co-workers generally have much to say about someone who is "unprofessional"; that's usually the job of the boss to evaluate an employee. And as long as there is some level of evenhandedness, I don't see the problem. A male or female employee can be unprofessional. Wrong, Hyerdahl. Time to trade in your textbook for the new edition. Even so, I ...
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Re: Pelosi Already Living up to Being First Female to be "the First Female ___________!"     

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Author: Turin
Date: Jan 16, 2007 22:26

...co-workers generally have much to say about someone who is "unprofessional"; that's usually the job of the boss to evaluate an employee. And as long as there is some level of evenhandedness, I don't see the problem. A male or female employee can be unprofessional. Wrong, Hyerdahl. Time to trade in your textbook for the new edition. Even so, I am distinguishing ...
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Re: Pelosi Already Living up to Being First Female to be "the First Female ___________!"     

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Author: Hyerdahl
Date: Jan 15, 2007 22:57

...that co-workers generally have much to say about someone who is "unprofessional"; that's usually the job of the boss....to evaluate an employee. And as long as there is some level of evenhandedness, I don't see the problem. A male or female employee can be unprofessional. Even so, I am distinguishing between what's inclusionary and discrimination. One of the primary differences...
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