Selene

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  1. The Clinton Standard is quite high for them!! http://www.mcclatchydc.com/news/politics-government/election/article72215012.html
  2. I found this intriguing... Posted on April 16, 2016 by Paul Mirengoff in Basketball, Sports Yup, Steph Curry looks like an NBA player [UPDATED] http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2016/04/yup-steph-curry-looks-like-an-nba-player.php?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+powerlineblog%2Flivefeed+%28Power+Line%29
  3. Yep. I believe it was her boyfriend tweeting that he was a "thug" and a friend of Mr. L's told him about the tweet. I have seen this act before with false domestic violence complaints to gain leverage in a case. A...
  4. Appears that Ms, Fields is still playing the field on this issue... Strange how these two story lines on an incident that we have a significant visual record of is still disputed. "The prosecutor's decision, the way that they handled this entire situation was very unprofessional," Fields said. http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/michelle-fields-corey-lied-donald-trump-lied/article/2588766
  5. However, we sure have been slowly, incrementally walking the road to tyranny for quite a few decades.
  6. Really? I think the Wizard of Westwood is a competitive choice. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Wooden
  7. http://www.abajournal.com/news/article/imprisoned_pastafarian_loses_discrimination_suit_federal_judge_says_religio/?utm_source=maestro&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=daily_email http://www.abajournal.com/news/article/pastafarian_wears_colander_for_drivers_license_photo_after_state_oks_excep Mass. Administrative Court decision.
  8. Done deal - 73 - 9 Best Record in NBA history... God poured in 46 points in their romp which ended with a final score of 125 - 104 and it was never close. God made his 400th 3-pointer in the 4th quarter which eclipsed all records for 3 pointers in a season....
  9. I understand that. I was speaking about a specific class Senators, Post WWII and who served as President with no Executive experience - O'bama and JFK. A...
  10. Page 216 of 216 Bob, JFK was the Senator from Massachusetts.
  11. Bob, there is only one Kennedy that was President from January 20th 1961 to November 22, 1963. Camelot. The 1000 days President A...
  12. Nah, you had it all the way. I am still surprised that a human being who in actuality brought great buildings, panoramic golf courses and projects that are run very well into existence not to be supported by alleged followers of Ayn's Producer personality type hero still stumps me. A...
  13. One of the reasons Federal Senators in the Post WWII mold suck as Executives, e.g....O'bama, Johnson, Kennedy
  14. Wow Roger, wouldn't it be easier to just wipe the egg off your face?
  15. John goes way back with our movements beginnings in NY City. What does he have to say Michael? I always liked him. A...
  16. If this is indicative of Trumps new hire, it is very promising. Also, the Jim Baker video is a cold hard wake up call to political neophytes. It is trench warfare time folks... http://www.cnn.com/2016/04/09/politics/michigan-republican-delegates-ted-cruz-donald-trump-john-kasich/index.html
  17. Peter: Which Northeastern States would Rafael be competitive in versus Evita? A...
  18. And then there is the effete sneering approach... Obligatory editorial note: Is there a right spot for a hole in your chest? The answer is, of course, yes. One that gets angled off the pecks that does not collapse the lung, or, hit a major artery/organ. Continuing the sneering, ... Hank picks the boy up and carries him toward the plant, hoping to get help, but it’s too late. With his final breath, Tony fulfills his purpose in life – to offer up his worship to the superior humans who are better at capitalism than he is (“Mr. Rearden… I… I liked you very much”) – and dies in Hank’s arms. Like Cherryl Taggart before him, he turned out to be a decent person but not an implausible super-genius, so there’s no place for him in Ayn Rand’s utopia, and he has to be shuffled off the stage. And one more in the article... Atlas Shrugged: Fanfare for the Common Man December 24, 2015 by Adam Lee 151 Comments Atlas Shrugged, part III, chapter VI http://www.patheos.com/blogs/daylightatheism/2015/12/atlas-shrugged-fanfare-for-the-common-man/
  19. Well I'll be damned! I had thought their was only one mention of motherhood in Atlas. It took place in Gali's Gulch. Forgot about this one: (p. 910) Signet 50th Anniversary Edition [908-910] A...
  20. I have used that highlighted story;line for about five (5) decades and it has never failed. A...
  21. Thanks. I detest empowering victims who remind you with their alleged "passive aggressive" behavior. I think Trump would behave very much like Hank Rearden as he carried the Wet Nurse up from the slag heap. I thought it was one of the most moving scenes she ever wrote, to me. Hank's ultimate sadness and rage for an educational system that sent this splendid young mind into the world with zero foundations for survival. http://www.shmoop.com/atlas-shrugged/the-wet-nurse.html
  22. It is getting to the point where the over used term "Establishment" is becoming meaningless. Are we talking The Power Elite? https://www.marxists.org/subject/humanism/mills-c-wright/power-elite.htm
  23. Good stuff D! Thanks. http://www.mackinac.org/12887#overton_window_container