traderdave wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:

Inhofe often repeats his claim that human influenced climate change is a hoax and impossible because "God's still up there" and it is "outrageous" and arrogant for people to believe human beings are "able to change what He is doing in the climate."[36]

that isnt even sound christian doctrine. i hate this country.

Yeah, his thoughts are interesting (i.e. strange) considering Pope Francis just said this two weeks ago:

Therefore the scientist, and above all the Christian scientist, must adopt the approach of posing questions regarding the future of humanity and of the earth, and, of being free and responsible, helping to prepare it and preserve it, to eliminate risks to the environment of both a natural and human nature.

Pope Francis also said that destroying the environment was a "grave sin against God the creator".

Houshphandzadeh wrote:yo catholics aren't creationists and weren't two weeks ago either

TenuredVulture wrote:A 60% supermajority to amend a constitution isn't really a terrible thing.

Roger Dorn wrote:It's too bad we can't have viable third party candidates capable of winning elections in this country.

traderdave wrote:"MacArthur out-spent Belgard by self-funding his campaign to the tune of $5 million, while raising a bit over $500,000 in outside contributions as of mid-October. Belgard raised $1.5 million, entirely from donors and political committees."

CalvinBall wrote:

Inhofe often repeats his claim that human influenced climate change is a hoax and impossible because "God's still up there" and it is "outrageous" and arrogant for people to believe human beings are "able to change what He is doing in the climate."[36]

that isnt even sound christian doctrine. i hate this country.

So the Subcommittee on Football’s Never-Ending Existential Crisis would stipulate that Chaffetz knows something of the game. Although he’s not Steve Young, Chaffetz has been knocked around. Congressman, would you call federal hearings on head injuries?

“I’d rather not,” Chaffetz said. “We have enough to do in this world. If you don’t want to get a concussion, don’t play football."

...

Chaffetz said he had no interest in using Oversight as a prosecutor-at-large for sports leagues. He said he wanted “relevant people, non-steroid-using people” hauled before him. Is that true, Congressman? You won’t call hearings on brain injuries?

“Are there things the Department of Defense has learned about our troops in combat?” Chaffetz said. “Yeah. Let’s share best practices and some of the science. I buy that. But a congressional hearing to figure out that coming across the middle looking for a pass is going to hurt when you get smacked? Duh. Why do you think I watch the games?”

Phan In Phlorida wrote:

Roger Dorn wrote:It's too bad we can't have viable third party candidates capable of winning elections in this country.

We don't even have a second party with viable candidates capable of winning elections, as the Democrats have proven time and time again.

Houshphandzadeh wrote:I don't think I want them spending their time on sports either

CalvinBall wrote:18 year old elected to WV's house. her dad is state senator craig blair.

pro life, loves guns, hates gays.

http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/saira-blair- ... 5_35041337

td11 wrote:vote ron paul