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| IND:1196 | Monsieur (President) ( 5890.86 points)
| June 18, 2013 06:25pm |
No. A Maine governor can serve an unlimited number of terms, so long as they only do two at a time followed by a break of at least one term.
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Its weird that anyone ever thought this was, like, a good idea that would turn out well.
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| D:411 | Picimpalious ( 1229.68 points)
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| June 17, 2013 09:44pm |
Why not?
monthly food bills of $1,400, charged to the union coffers
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| R:1490 | Imperator ( 2248.36 points)
| June 17, 2013 06:19pm |
The matter is so mindlessly simple that it's a wonder we somehow find contention over it. The Constitution has three qualifications to vote:
1) 18 years old or more
2) Citizen
3) Not otherwise convicted of a felony wherein voting rights are revoked
Any law designed to screen those who meet all three from those who don't is acceptable. Any law that prohibits those who meet the three or allows those who fail one of the three is unacceptable. Where is the dispute?
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| D:1353 | MadViking ( 1612.98 points)
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| June 17, 2013 03:37pm |
He needs to go. A disaster all around
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See?! Obummer can still get a gun, and everyone knows his background has never been checked. Just shows how useless gun control is.
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Ok fine, except for the anti-gay ones!
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We need a constitutional amendment making all Arizona laws "the law of the land"!
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the Left, which dominates American jurisprudence.
Uh...no.
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Absolutely. Doesn't mean this fat, rich ******* should get a pass though.
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On a tangent, while I like Jeb (and Hilary Clinton too) I seriously would like to be done with both families!
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| D:411 | Picimpalious ( 1229.68 points)
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| June 15, 2013 10:41am |
Imperator doesn't understand the difference between what people are willing to do and what people want to do.
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| D:411 | Picimpalious ( 1229.68 points)
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| June 14, 2013 06:11pm |
Every candidate will predict they have won with a majority. All such declarations are meaningless.
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Its always been obvious she isn't very bright.
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| D:478 | Bob ( 2253.66 points)
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| June 14, 2013 04:21pm |
This country on the whole would be well served by incorporating certain elements of small-l libertarianism into our system of government. Unfortunately big-L Libertarians have a bad tendency of taking any idea with some merit to a patently absurd level.
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| IS:8957 | Sesel ( 0.00 points)
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| June 14, 2013 01:03pm |
I am not arguing against internships, which provide useful experience. What I have a problem with is that they are being institutionalized to provide a steady source of no-cost labor. Work should be compensated.
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| IS:8957 | Sesel ( 0.00 points)
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| June 14, 2013 12:57pm |
Kane for Senate: That's exactly my point. In the future it will be progressivism vs. libertarianism. Conservatism, especially social conservatism, is a dying ideology. Thank God.
Libertarianism is a radical conservative (reactionary) ideology. You can't roll back social gains that people have fought and died for over the centuries and then claim that you're "neither left nor right."
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Yeah, big business would be super duper generous to employees and not at all abuse them if there were no regulations. Because that's totally how it was prior to those regulations.
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| D:2109 | Andy ( 4160.64 points)
| June 14, 2013 11:34am |
The response, User#8957, is going to be that you went to school for a crappy degree and that it is therefore your fault that said degree required an unpaid internship. Assuming, of course, that what you said is accurate, that's still a ridiculous requirement.
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| R:1153 | J.R. ( 744.68 points)
| June 14, 2013 09:49am |
I guess we'll just have to wait and see. When it comes to who's going to show up to vote on election day, I'll put my money on the people angry over Obamacare over the people who have insurance only because of Obamacare.
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| D:633 | WesternDem ( 892.45 points)
| June 13, 2013 10:54pm |
I have no idea what point he's trying to make. It's hard to put Scalia and humility in the same paragraph, so I doubt that's it. There are a few minor errors in the majority opinion, but if he knew about those he'd be the first to trumpet that fact. He may reject evolution, but this isn't even about evolution - it's even more basic biology. It's most likely he's just giving a vaffanculo to the whole scientific community.
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| Un:352 | Ralphie ( 12176.88 points)
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| June 13, 2013 10:20pm |
Why think for yourself when all you have to do is read a single letter?
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| D:411 | Picimpalious ( 1229.68 points)
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| June 13, 2013 07:02pm |
and that would should all be grateful to work for $2 an hour and only the rich should be able to afford health care.
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NZ may be heading towards a 9 in, 9 out pattern of government.
In 1999, Labour beat the Nationals comfortably but not overwhelmingly. In 2008, vice versa.
In 2002, Labour just missed out on an absolute majority while the Nats were decimated. In 2011, vice versa.
In 2005, Labour edged the Nats by a few seats and got the confidence and supply of parliamentary whores Winston Peters and Peter Dunne after relatively tense negotiations.
2014 could therefore be quite interesting and early polls seem to be bearing this out.
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I thought she was interested in maybe running for Governor...
You mean, like after 1998?
Not likely.
And she could have run that year, if she really wanted to. Yet still she didn't. The close race of 1990 soured ol' Dianne on any future gubernatorial runs.
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