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I did that in 2012. I was very disappointed in Obama, and not thrilled with any of the other candidates.

OMG, the equivalent of "I know you are but what I am." I am deeply wounded. What superior debate skills you have. I bow to your excellence.

You clearly have not been paying attention.

Ah, you're one of those "I don't trust experts. I want my doctors to be ignorant of anatomy, my IT people to be luddites, and my lawyer to be someone who learned from watching episodes of Night Court."

"Government" is simply defined as the system by which society rules itself. Anarchy is a system of government. Saying you're "anti-government" is like saying you're "anti-air." Sorry, no. You may be against certain types of government. You may be against governments having too much power, and/or...

This is not a "news aggregate site." It's little more than a blog, led by one person who doesn't have a degree in journalism. It's little more than one person's opinion, posting stuff that he personally thinks is true. That's not news. If you're interested in reading it, by all means, go...

Well, yes, people sound stupid when they support "news" sites that print stuff that just isn't true (like Fox, on the right, and CNN, on the left). That was kind of the point.

I like a lot of this. Here are a few concerns I have, though. But who gets to decide which Christian-based values? The Catholic Church (which is the largest Christian Church in the world, and in the U.S., with a membership of over 68 million)? If you think the Catholics are "not Christian,"...

I would love to hear your idea(s) for what values, specifically, you think a party should have. I've mentioned this in other threads.

You need a clue. If you can't remember what you read, I'm not the one with comprehension problems.

My point wasn't to accuse you of not reading it. My point was to say that it isn't at all surprising that a person, in general, might be able to read it in 35 minutes. Let's review. I had said: You responded: The italics, bolding, and crazy emoji imply that you couldn't believe it. For...

Which part is false? The fact that it isn't very long? Well, if you're used to reading the side of cereal boxes, I guess it would seem long to you. The part fact that "any high school graduate should be able to read the whole thing within an hour"? No, that's actually one of the educational...

It's actually not that long. Any high-school graduate should be able to read the whole thing, including the Bill of Rights, within an hour. The fact that you don't even realize that is all the evidence one needs to know you haven't read it.

I agree with that.

I don't think so. Hillbillies can be any race. You can ask Webers whether he intended it that way, since he's the one who brought it up first

Because you were the one to bring it up.

Can you please quote the section, paragraph, or portion of the US Constitution which states that former US President Trump's impeachment isn't constitutional? TIA. Except that it was conducted in the US Senate, which means that it was, by definition, a legislative vote. I mean, I see your...

Have you ever noticed that there are NO math text books that are willing to publish that 2+2=5?!?!? There is obvious bias in Main Stream Math. They won't even let people publish the alternative math. All of the math books out there insist that 2+2=4. No matter where you go, that's all you will...

ummm.... yeah, it's obvious that there is no bias. The top two -- AP and Reuters -- are internationally known to be the top two news sources as far as being non-biased and accurate, in the order they gave. I was surprised to see ABC above NPR. Normally NPR comes in above. Both tend a little to...

I like listening to BBC for news from America. Not having a "horse in the race," as it were, they have an interesting take on events here.