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Reply to Bush losing support from moderate republicans in Democrat JoeUser Forums

And you believe that Bush is honest?

Reply to Kerry in a bunny suit or sperm? in Democrat JoeUser Forums

About the photo, it was not supposed to be released, and the pic of Kerry was portrayed in a similar light as the one of Dukakus when he was running against Bush Sr-- talking points to ridicule a candidate not on an action that he's taken, but on the most superficial way possible. I admit, certain pictures of Bush Jr. are laughable as well, and those that stoop to the level of trying to politically influence a person with a picture in a less than comm

Reply to Pepsi Edge in Diet JoeUser Forums

Sorry to bring people down, but it's important to know about the companies that you support. (I used to love Odwalla, but now I don't buy it) Link

Reply to Is Feminism anti-woman? in Misc JoeUser Forums

I consider myself a fierce feminist. When I say this, it does not mean that I look down upon women who choose to pursue certain opportunities or not pursue certain opportunities. My mother was a teacher for 10 years before she had children. At 33, she retired and stayed home as my brother and I grew up-- our father was an accountant, so during tax season, he would leave early in the morning, and come home late at night. I feel enormously fortunate

Reply to Gay WHAT??? in Current Events JoeUser Forums

Sorry, I'm new at this...this is what I meant to quote The words "Under God" were added in 1954 by a congressional act. Exactly. Not exactly 200 years old. I would be all too happy when they decide to nix that off and restore to original edition. was the U.S. Constitution written while under the influen

Reply to Gay WHAT??? in Current Events JoeUser Forums

Actually, the forefathers were deitists. Going along with "add-ins" in American culture and mentality, the "Under G-d" saying only appeared in different facets, including on money during the government's efforts to polarize the "G-dless Russian Commies" from everyday Americans, and procaim v