Recent content by trispear

I don't agree with Dennis' political stances, but he's an A-Ok guy in the ethics department.

That site is not worth patronizing: lots of double standards and what not. If you want to see it first hand, read this entire (short) thread and follow the threads Gregor Janek posts on the second page: http://forums.hannity.com/showthread.php?t=702141 I am only pointing this out because this...

Ron is saying what I'm thinking all this time. Good going Ron!

Excuse my ignorance, but we can't really judge the man when there is so little known about the group. It's like all the wacky stuff they have about the Free Masons. I think it's just another internationalist group with people vying for influence.

Really? My wife filled it out with the answers she wanted to give (not the ones they 'guided' her to give). We also wrote a check out. For $0.02. Since it was our 2 cents worth. I hope they enjoy cashing it. (We were also considering just taping in the pennies, but it didn't have that...

It was begging for money of course, but the survey of 20 or so questions was really patronizing; asking loaded questions about how one feels about repealing the patriot act (and other such things) and the manner it was asked made it clear what their correct answer was. Anyother question was...

I think the 10th Amendment gives the states every right. If you were on your own private road, you'd have a case. Although I don't quite get what you are arguing philosophically. If the state did not have the right to protect you from potential dangers in these instances, people could drink...

If you want, you can bring suit (civil suit, anybody can).

Actually it does. Streets are not private property. They can do regulate them how they want. States rights and all that, remember? On Speeding: Studies show that on Americans roads its safer to go 10mph above the limit than 10mph below it. The speed limits are set artificially low to make...

"FEC Invetigates McCain, Maybe Forced to do Public Financing" http://www.texaskaos.com/showDiary.do?diaryId=4515 "But here's a more pragmatic problem: if McCain is forced to his pledge, he can't spend more than $54 million for the Republican primaries -- and he's almost approached that number...

Obama had the support of the MSM since he declared his candidacy. There was no mistake for him to make -- it was handed to him like the other top tier. Also, Obama's talk is very shallow. The more I listen to his speeches (victory) the more I hear promises upon promises for more and more...

Rudy would be Attorney General.

Obama is like Clinton 1992. So full of promise. (Or is that promises? ;) )

I'll check him out as I said in the other thread. Sounds promising.

Neither does the current Republican party. I think I will check this Hal guy out.