Given what drug and alcohol abuse costs us in human, and human potential, terms, $100 billion is very inexpensive price to pay.

My perception was that of watching someone who knows how to think pose questions to someone who does not. 

His staffers have a better plan than my wife and me (a teacher 23 years experience) and we both work full-time. So I really don’t get this article.

I wonder what kind of health insurance other candidates, of both parties, have offered in years past. If only there was some kind of device that could quickly access all the world’s information.

But that’s going to cut into my stock dividend checks that I get for waking up each morning!

I think you mean *Hulk wrestler voice* a thousand bad guys, brother!

Rich people, particularly the children of rich people, are always crazy as hell.

My name is daflehrer1, and I approved this message. You’re right, Repubs, especially the man-child pervert we have in the White House, like to see how far the rubber band will stretch.

It’s fire department quicksand for every fire department to step in and put out every fire they encounter, or render aid to anyone who’s hurt.

The “P” is for complacency.

Equally as good!

The reality, despite what Mr. Kickenlooper may think, is that the system is socialist for the rich, and capitalist for everyone else.

Almost as pathetic as owning a casino and going out of business.

That’s what he said.

Have fun paying millions in taxes every year!

In the above photo, the crescent-shaped wound also seems to have moved.

“...with his name on it.” and I wish to God I had neat stuff like that but I don’t and it’s (fill in the blank) fault, because please tell me what to say now.

The pathetic part is how many people parrot this nonsense. “Yeah, how come he has a big plane?” sort of thing. 

Nick Nurse and staff really took the Sixers apart defensively; which, I think, is the core issue. They figured Philly out and the guys went all in on the plan. What Sixers Coach Brown has not done is react, or adapt, to that; different schemes, changing coverages, what have you.

The Constitution, as well as case precedent, is clearly on Congress' side.