i agree. some people will just never part with the idea of holding a piece of actual printed material in their hands....................and some will never part with the idea of being able to brag about the size of their library.

neither. the glass is twice as big as it should be.

I agree. If you go to someone else's country, you should follow their rules. And if you don't know their rules, find out what they are before you set foot in their country.

People need to get rid of this sense of entitlement that they seem to have. The fact that you are an American citizen gives you rights in THIS country. Not in another country. Citizenship is designed to give you rights and privileges while you reside in the of which you are a citizen. It is not designed as some diplomatic immunity crap where you can go to someone else's country and automatically become an asshole over there.

You break the law. You face the consequences. Grow up!

I guess I am the exception to that point. Back in my younger, self-destructive days, when I did drugs, I actually did not do any marijuana into yeeeeears after I was already doing the harder stuff.

I'm not sure if legalizing only marijuana would reduce crime. It might a little. But I still think it should be legalized. There are other reasons for legalizing marijuana.

Legalize it and tax it!

Absolutely not. The government does not need to support the labor union movement financially in any way, shape or form.

Yeah I think so. That is one big cut in the military that the United States can afford to cut.

That operation has served its time.

I agree with PapaDawg. The United States shouldn't be the world's police force.

Personally, I don't think ANY country should be developing any nuclear weapons, including the United States. Especially considering that the U.S. is the ONLY country to have ever used one against another country.

However, there are other countries out there that have some crazy people running them and they would be stupid enough to use them if they had them so they shouldn't be developing them either.

But as far as saying, they should not be ALLOWED to....c'mon, seriously, who is going to stop them? The United Nations? Hardly. The United Nations would be lucky if they could stop a apple from falling from a tree. What's my point? They are useless. Uuuuuuuseless.

Nope.

Article 1, Section 8 of the Constitution clearly states:
"THE CONGRESS shall have power......To declare war....."

Doesn't mention the President in this Article anywhere.

No further explanation needed.

To a certain extent, I think yes.

Historically, any large empire that continued a large-scale military buildup of its forces throughout its history, have become fallen empires.

As much as we would like to think that our leaders and policy makers would learn from past mistakes, they simply don't.

Nope.

He should be out looking for a new job. The people of New York (and the country for that matter) deserve better than this.