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Brilliantly stated! Your examples of overtime and pensions is spot on. For me it's really tough to swallow when we can see the union dues being absconded for political party benefit. This entire scenario was played out rather nicely re: the auto industry during the bailout; but then again the public goes back to sleep. The entire 'Mob Boss' action should be clear to everyone now re: the recent DOJ arrests. Good stuff dude!

For a second there I thought you'd read those words off my blog! People in our country have no clue whatsover just how close they actually are vis-a-vie Marx, Stalin, Hitler, especially Mao, and Polpot. I do disagree with your assessment on how many have been "purged" but 100 million does make the situation more believable. I really enjoyed your comment -- it is so good to see people using their heads and most likely, their educations.

Big labor unions are showing just why they are a 'thing' of the past. There simply is no room whatsoever for the behavior they've been displaying, and yes I have noticed that the mainstream media cannot run fast enough in the other direction. If a person allows this type of rubbish to go on without at least espousing their own just adieu it is tantamount to being 'clueless.'

Early on I made the observation that "this must be something important insofar as teachers are actually protesting" -- you see teachers hate even meeting with union officials and literally takes them a good percentage of income to get them up.

Corrrect me if I'm wrong, but aren't these folks acting/behaving exactly how they describe right-winged soldiers coming home; moreover, aren't they using the exact language describing right wing conservatives as they say we do?

What is the beef with a newly organized political party called The Tea Party? I sit patiently and wait for an answer. Cheers!

I'm a person who tries to live within the laws of our nation. And this particular case brings about more than just race, income taxes, and Hollywood. This case to me is about gender discrimination, age discrimination, and the public perspective that Washington D.C., has of its own. Someone, anyone, why was it that Dashel couldn't even go through the vetting process? Geithner's case is so open it is ridiculous, as is that of Charlie Rangel? Yes there are some huge divides in this country -- however, and make no mistake about it -- do the crime, do the time; yet, I do feel for those in the upper income brackets who are being taxed at different rates than the majority. C'mon gang, help me out here.

Absolutely breathtaking! Simply stunning and magnificent...I am an optical illusion freak; therefore, the double-exposures were a lot of fun and in the top one the photography of Ms. Estupinan's musculature back is befitting an anatomy book! Florence I loved your comment re "American prudishness" and it seems to be a real catcher this summer. The bottom photo is my fave -- cuz to know her, she's always that happy! Bravvvvoooo! Bravvvo! [whistles and jerring from the audience]

Glad to have found this site, finally! Mr. Vadum does an extraordinary job with this short piece of information and all of it is predicated upon the truth as he more than adequately demonstrates. We say "Brraavvvvooo, bravo!"

I'm "all in" with your assessment! Our problem as a nation is in the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment being so broadly interpreted and the simple fact that there are special interest groups for everything. Pursuant to kasteer's statement, does anyone here think that illegal aliens have 'guilt' or remorse when the USA gets a bad rap around the world? A whopping 58% of illegals say that they don't want to be aligned with the USA. Go figure!