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  • Posted By: Fiona26 @ 11/28/2008 6:29:57 PM

    Willie Horton was a convicted murderer. He was in prison for life without possibility of parole. Whoever wrote this article referred to him as a convicted rapist only. Willie was free to do whatever he wanted on his weekend furloughs . MIchael Stanley Dukakis would not even meet with the Maryland couple who were held at knifepoint and the wife was repeatedly raped. The Lawrence Eagle Tribune won a pulitzer for there coverage of the sister of the young man killed by Willie. She got the furlough program cancelled not Dukakis.
    Can't Newsweek with all their staff weed out the glaring errors.

  • Posted By: Zig Zag @ 11/14/2008 7:55:13 PM

    If anyone is living in a fantasy wolrd, it's you. Stop spouting that tired old trickle down theory. Somewhere along the way the republican party took a hard right - the focus became on taking care of yourself and your family and forgetting about everyone else. That is not what America is all about.

    If your household expenses suddenly go up, you have to cut back on spending or find a higher paying job. If you couldn't do either of the two, you'd go bankrupt.

    Well, running a country isn't that much different. Our expenses have gone up - it's called the Iraq war and a $700 Billion financial bailout package. And while there is some opportunity to cut expenses, it is not enough. So the only other option is to find a way to increase revenue - which means raising taxes. Or, more appropriately, rolling back the ridiculus tax cuts that Bush implemented during his presidency.

    I happen to be in the $250K+ category myself. Would I like to keep more of my money? Sure. But am I suddenly going to be in the poor house if my taxes go up? No. And if higher taxes help those who are less fortunate than I am - I can live with that.

  • Posted By: Omaar @ 11/13/2008 6:38:25 PM

    Sarah Palin Running for President !!!!!


    Ha !!

    Did Palin SEE the STATES in which she an John McCain WON ??

    Southern, Mountainous, Rural, Appalachian & Mid-Western States !!!

    She Caters to the Fearful & Uneducated...

    Look for Mitt Romney-Tim Pawlenty ...

    Tim Pawlenty-Jindal...Romney-Huckabee...

    Huckabee-Jindal...

    Huckabe-Pawlenty and Throw in the ....

    Fat A!! Whore Monger, Southern Immoral, Republican....

    Newt Gingrich for Big laughs an even Bigger Let Down in 2012.....

    Now Imagine Sarah Palin on a stage answering Questions, "The way she wants to" against the men I just listed above....


    She won't make it...she can't cut it and she needs to keep her Alaskan A!! where she can say and do ...Anything and thats not washington D.C.....


    Thats Alaska

    Note: Alaskan Senator Lisa Murkowski has the Legal Background & Political Pedigree on her side and she's Pro-Choice, something the Republicans Desperately NEED, to cater to the CENTER...

    Murkowski could also stand her own against the Republican Men, I just mentioned above and not look or Sound ..STUPID during the process

    Sarah Palin: "The EarMarks Queen of the Frozen Tundra" ...

    Sarah Palin: "The Alaskan Baroness of Pok Barrell Spending"

    Sarah Palin: "The Alaskan Windfalls Profiteer of the Atric Wasteland"

    Give me an the Free Thinking World a damn Break, From The "Moose Stew Mistress"

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