… Scene To Be At In some non-healthcare related news, there is a report going around the blogosphere that John McCain, during a private fundraiser on Friday, August 8th, essentially called the vast majority of Americans morons. …
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I was quite encouraged that the actual majority of Americans — both Republicans and Democrats — said the gas tax was just a stupid gimmick. TM: They were already getting a tax rebate check. At a certain point we see through this. …
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In the United States, there are 3 major cable news networks where the vast majority of Americans get their news. Each news agency slants one way or the other in terms of politics. MSNBC: MSNBC is definitely a liberal pro-democrat news …
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The people who back Obama may be energetic young progressives, but they are not unlike the vast majority of Americans w…So if Obama had objected, fought, and voted against the bill, people’s opinion of his leadership abilities would …
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I was quite encouraged that the actual majority of Americans – both Republicans and Democrats – said the gas tax was just a stupid gimmick. TM: They were already getting a tax rebate check. At a certain point we see through this. …
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We hear from the majority of our American public that beauty does not matter; that makes the majority of Americans bold faced liars. Only a select few people on this planet could care less what a person looks like. …
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This means of course that the majority of Americans disprove, which means that I am not alone. However, the Civil Rights Movement in our country diminished into Multiculturalism and birthed such monsters as Political Correctness, …
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17th: 11:26 am: McCain Calls Majority of Americans “Stupid” – 1 comment 11:27 am: Putin’s Winning Hand 11:30 am: Israel threatens activists boarding siege-breaking vessels 11:33 am: The Candidate You Likely Don’t Know …
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… but I’ve learned never to doubt the self-serving, hypocritical stupidity that Congress all too often weaves into legislation in support of one special interest group or another, all at the expense of the majority of Americans. …
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I know that in America we pay lip service to the idea of seperation of Church and State but when the vast majority of Americans believe in God and congregations hold such a high degree of influence…where is my place in politics? …
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