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Stamped and Documented
Food stamps. Poison to the touch. Miley Cyrus and the meaning of life. More Arizona and much else.
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Second, it’s about time people like Stein reminded the American
public that, despite all mythology to the contrary, the
overwhelming majority of Wall Street campaign contributions over
the past three election cycles have gone to Democrats, not
Republicans. The so-called “party of Main Street” is anything
but.
— Arnold Ahlert
Boca Raton, Florida
GANGSTER GOVERNMENT
Re: Jeffrey Lord’s
Bribe Charge: Issa Jobsgate Video Slams Sestak, Gibbs:
Your problem…err, that is — our problem, is right now we have no “Eliot Ness” working this White House…gang.
It’s just that simple!
— RJ
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George Kuykendall| 5.28.10 @ 10:30AM
Garet has gotten the etymology of utopia not really right. It is composed, not of 'eu' and 'topia' as he proposes, but is drawn from the Greek, 'ou', meaning 'not' and 'topos', meaning 'place. It literally means 'no place' and, by extension, 'nowhere.' Check any standard dictionary.
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