artistgirl

I think they're great. What's the probleM? posted 05/10/2008 at 21:30:50

TAKE THIS OFF THE TOP OF THE PAGE.

PUT THIS ON THE TOP!!! ""Dems add to majority with Cazayoux win in La.""

LET"S CELEBRATE OUR WINS. and not steep to the low of bringing up people's preachers.

this feels good for a little while, but then it just feels slimy. posted 05/04/2008 at 11:21:30

This was a great thing for him to do. It may be the only time fox watchers see BO when it's not just a sound bite, but actually answering (albeit stupid) questions by chris wallace. We all know it's junk, but they think it's real. Obama is going to be our next president, and he'll be president to these fox watchers also. posted 04/28/2008 at 17:24:02

Making fun about suicide is not funny to someone who has lost someone to suicide. posted 04/14/2008 at 16:07:55

Find out some of your friend's favorite restaurants, and favorite meals at said restaurants. Call and arrange to have the meal delivered to her home for her and her caregiver(s). posted 04/12/2008 at 16:18:48

ECONOMY -- NEW SOCIAL SECURITY TRUSTEE REPORT SHOWS PROGRAM IS NOT IN CRISIS: Yesterday, the Social Security trustees released their annual report on the state of the trust fund. As the Washington Post's Dana Milbank writes today, it is "a bit ceremonial" for Bush administration officials to warn "about entitlement calamity" every year when the report is released. Almost on cue, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson announced yesterday that "rising costs will drive government spending to unprecedented levels, consume nearly all projected federal revenues and threaten America's future prosperity." Conservatives in Congress joined in as well, with House Minority Whip Roy Blunt (R-MO) issuing a statement claiming that the new report proves there is a Social Security "crisis." But the report actually shows something quite different, according to Center For American Progress Action Fund Domestic Policy Adviser James Kvaal, who wrote yesterday that "the report is an important reminder that the program is not in a crisis." "While we need reforms to extend the life of Social Security, we do not need to panic and adopt massive benefit cuts," writes Kvaal. Economist Paul Krugman agrees with Kvaal, writing on his blog yesterday that the report shows that "the actuarial balance has been improving rather than worsening" and that "Social Security's financial problem is relatively minor." posted 03/26/2008 at 11:35:41

I agree. This is silly. It's a cool cover. People are going over the edge. posted 03/25/2008 at 15:01:02

Edwards has only "suspended" his campaign.... he might not be able to "endorse" under the public election finance laws. (Just a guess.) Does anyone know? posted 03/21/2008 at 11:38:13

Arianna is my hero!

posted 03/20/2008 at 18:07:53