Agreed. Clinton showed herself not to be trustworthy.

Posted at July 24, 2008 2:11 AM in response to Obama's Overseas Success: What's His Secret?

Pennsylvania Penn rivals Baghdad Bob.

Posted at March 13, 2008 3:20 PM in response to Penn: Pennsylvania Will Show That Obama "Really Can't Win The General Election"

The Clintons are toxic...

I share your take on Clinton toxicity. In spite of their technical and tactical competencies, and even their accomplishments, they lack core integrity. In pursuit of short-advantages, they regularly spin, distort, mislead, and condone unethical behavior. That is corrosive to society.

They are untrustworthy. I hope enough people catch on early enough.

Posted at January 16, 2008 3:57 PM in response to Let the People Vote

Maggie says,

"In Massachusetts, where there is no mandate, over 200,000 of the Commonwealth’s uninsured have refused to sign up."

Other sources I've read say that Massachusettes does have a mandate. Consider this in today's NYT article, for example:

The experience in Massachusetts, which has enacted universal coverage with a mandate that everyone obtain health insurance, shows how difficult it is to force everyone to comply. About 20 percent of people in that state do not have health insurance even with the mandate.

And this in the Wall Street Journal:

"You can't put in a mandate until health care is affordable," he says. He predicted that a Hillary Clinton administration would wind up exempting 20% of the uninsured, or about 10 million people. That is the percentage of uninsured adults who were exempted in Massachusetts, the only state to try an individual mandate."

What do you say, Maggie?

Posted at December 4, 2007 10:59 PM in response to Obama Says No One Should Be Forced to Sign up For Insurance; Edwards Says If You Don’t, He’ll Garnish Your Wages—Who is Right?

There's a systemic problem with Christianity -- and other religions -- that yields it vulnerable to "injustice, greed, war-mongering, environmental plundering, vilification, cold-heartedness, racism, bigotry, violence, torture, and fear."

That's faith by appeals to authority. All to often, authentic learning ends where faith begins.

Posted at December 3, 2007 4:39 PM in response to Christianity as a Global Threat