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Sunday November 11, 2012 · 9:47 AM PST

2012/11/11 · 09:47

I am not a programmer, and I don't have the time to program a site even if I was. But I was thinking, after having waiting in line for almost 3 hours (2.66 to be exact), and after having heard Obama say in his speech that waiting in line for several hours needs to be fixed, I was thinking a way to get things moving was if there was a way for people to report how long they waited in line, so we could get a map displaying such information so people in high places can see what we normal-folk had to deal with.

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Monday April 09, 2012 · 9:38 AM PDT

2012/04/09 · 09:38

Unfortunately, I have neither the time nor the know-how to make a pretty website which will get the job done, but we need a website which will educate the public as to what is going on in the "war against women".

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Friday November 05, 2010 · 12:49 PM PDT

2010/11/05 · 12:49

People just don't know how to fact check anymore these days. It further substantiates the need for real investigative journalism, besides the fact that it further proves that the media really isn't "liberal".

I didn't even hear of this (made up) story until today, but apparently President Obama is traveling to Southeast Asia costing the taxpayer $200mil per day.

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Tuesday April 06, 2010 · 10:52 PM PDT

2010/04/06 · 22:52

This is the tipping point for me, mostly because I am technologically driven. Yes, I was and still am irked by the fact that there are so many misinformed people with recent debates concerning healthcare, torture and the war, to name a few (among a long list of similar items from the last 8-9 years), but this really has dropped things to a new low.

Tokar

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Friday August 07, 2009 · 1:28 PM PDT

2009/08/07 · 13:28

When the market tanked 300 points on the 17th of February, Malkin was quick to cry that Obama had presided over a 2,000 point tumble, stating that when Obama won on November 4th the Dow Jones Index read 9,625.28 and at the time of the post the DJI dropped to 7,606.53, a drop of over 2,000 points.

With the market now at over 9,300, the "drop" is only 300 points or so, but you will never see Malkin recant what she said. Her whole shtick is the ol' s*** slinging technique - throw a bunch of crap out there and see what sticks.

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Thursday July 30, 2009 · 11:11 PM PDT

2009/07/30 · 23:11

Full disclosure: Unlike Dr. Willie Soon, I believe global warming is influenced by human interaction, almost to the point where I want to paint my driveway white. I am also a liberal democrat.

Even with all this global warming talk, green energy talk, the C.A.R.S. rebate talk, and electric car talk among other things, one thing has gone under the bus, entirely. The main stream media has made no mention of it at all. I really don't expect them to, either. Not because I think the MSM fails in journalism (although I believe they do fail at journalism for the most part), but because there has been no activity. I speak about none other than the 2009 Atlantic Hurricane Season.

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What do you think is the reason for the slow hurricane season?

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What do you think is the reason for the slow hurricane season?

El NiÃ±o

2 votes

May and June experienced uncommon summer weather

1 vote

Global cooling

4 votes

Global warming (the calm before the...errrr...storm)

3 votes

The hurricane season starts August 1st in my book!

3 votes

The health care debate...once the health care debate cools down, the hurricane debate will start up

0 votes

Just another small angle in favor of HCR

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Thursday July 23, 2009 · 8:13 PM PDT

2009/07/23 · 20:13

This was not even an angle I was thinking about until I spoke with my father (a radiologist) earlier tonight.

Both of us are liberal and in favor of healthcare reform, but whenever I think of healthcare reform (and discuss it with my father) I only consider it from the perspective of people getting covered, lowering medical costs, decreasing premiums, people being in favor of higher taxes to get health coverage, etc. etc. etc. You know, the standard angles we all discuss and like to read on here.

But I never really considered a very simple but noteworthy angle of the physicians, which my dad brought to light just tonight.

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Saturday April 04, 2009 · 3:02 PM PDT

2009/04/04 · 15:02

Because they are going to need one after the recent travesty which occurred yesterday. Then again, Europeans are known for rioting and protesting, so lets hope something happens, because the recent bill which passed the National Assembly in true rogue fashion is an attack on civil liberties, and given that it targets internet piracy there is no guarantees that it won't show up in America some point down the line.

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Just another small angle in favor of HCR

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