A common criticism of Hillary was that she would be just a puppet of Bill Clinton. This is why the GOP and the corp. whore media attacked her so viciously. Actually Hillary is like many other Democrats. She wouldn't listen to the first 2 term Democrat since FDR either. Bret Cahill "If you don't talk to them, they aren't going to vote for you." -- Bill Clinton

> I mean by this, exactly how *real* is any of this crap that goes on in any stock market in the world? Aren't you seeing how very, very real it is - in some cases painfully real - right now? We're seeing how the Fed is using taxpayer money via regressive stagflation to make it as painless as possible for the rich. They'll do _anything_ rather than admit that free speech is a precondition of a free market economy. Bret...

....com... On Mon, 15 Sep 2008 05:29:39 -0700 (PDT), Boltar <boltar2003@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: I suppose one reason is that the radius, or rather, the circumference of the wheels of cars/lorries etc aren't constant. It will change as the tyre wears down and as the pressure of the air inside it expands/contracts/leaks. Perhaps a different means of measuring the speed of a vehicle is needed - perhaps some sort of ...

... the political spectrum that America's electoral system is deeply flawed, and whether one believes its biggest problems are hackable voting machines and Republican voter suppression or Democrats registering people who are ineligible to vote, the polls aren't going to say whether it will be a fair contest. The takeaway from all this is that those inclined to mope when the polls don't look good -- especially the national polls -- shouldn't...

... the table. We cannot drill and burn our way out. But here's what we can do. We can say no. We aren't going to drill and burn our way out, but we can invent and invest our way out. We can invent and invest...all about to win. (Laughter) And I feel sorry for you. (Laughter) Because now you have to prove that your ideas aren't just good for protesting, they're good for governing. See, this movement represents a hope. But this country isn't ...

... to mail each Alaskan an annual dividend check. Hickel and Hammond hoped the fund would be used to prepare Alaska for the day of reckoning. The day of reckoning is rapidly arriving, but contemporary Alaskan leaders like Palin aren't doing much preparing. Alaskan oil production peaked in 1988 at about 750 million barrels. In 2007 it was down to 250 million barrels, and it continues to fall. The exhaustion of its oil resources has not yet ...

... the political spectrum that America's electoral system is deeply flawed, and whether one believes its biggest problems are hackable voting machines and Republican voter suppression or Democrats registering people who are ineligible to vote, the polls aren't going to say whether it will be a fair contest. The takeaway from all this is that those inclined to mope when the polls don't look good -- especially the national polls -- shouldn't...

... power instead of placement, straight down the middle). I think we can get something away against them as they will have to be more adventurous and less defensive. I'm looking for an upset at OT too especially since Man U aren't playing that great just now. -- sme I reckon four to six points is not impossible in the Man U games. We will beat Aalborg away, breaking our away games duck once and for all and I can see us ...

... article <1nk8d41nkrskrd366bsb3mi3u217gtciom@4ax.com>, Mike Smith <mws@wt.net> wrote: On Fri, 19 Sep 2008 12:02:03 -0700 (PDT), Twibil <jose.noway6@gmail.com> wrote: (B) our own untapped reserves simply aren't large enough to make a dent in our national consumption anyway, and, Fuckin lie #2 Our untapped reserves are around 1.5 TRILLION barrels. The term "reserves" refers strictly to petroleum which has been discovered ...

>>(B) our own untapped reserves simply aren't large enough to make a dent in our national consumption anyway, and, Fuckin lie #2 Our untapped reserves are around 1.5 TRILLION barrels. Reserves in the US stand at about 20 billion barrels. Resources may be measured in the trillions, but not reserves.