I still don't get it. I might say rude things about Huckabee but I've never threatened to hurt or kill him in any message, comment or tweet. I don't track down his schedule or home address.

A few minutes before the tweets started, I had gotten an email from Domino's, letting me know that my pizza order was ready, payable with cash upon delivery. I'd shrugged it off as a glitch in their ordering system. I hadn't ordered a pizza, and the address listed on the order was an apartment I hadn't lived in for a…

Jesus Christ. This is a great article (you are becoming one of my favorite writers on here) and I'm so sorry you're going through all this.

It really is all about Ethics In Death Threats

"Also, Ford should grant us one additional paid coffee break. But focus on the sodomy thing first."

He wrote a hateful diatribe on a work PC and sent it to a work email address.

If you didn't know those steps then you are not even close to advanced, haha . this is very simple beginner stuff.

These will be good for chasing down pirates and drug smugglers - nothing more - which kind of makes sense. Why assign an L- class to the horn of Africa or a FFG to the Caribbean? No need for counter-air in these mission. A good match for these Corvettes - not sure if the USN ever had a Corvette designation though...

Meh, sounds good to me.

about the same?

Meh... no top level executive has a 100% delivery rate. No politician either.

Execute Poorly?? Have you ever ridden in a model S? It feels like - you are- in the future. Thanks to the Model S, someday, I will have a Model 3.

What sort of focus are you looking for? They only make two cars, soon a 3rd, that seems fairly focused.

Your opinion, if it bother so much don't listen. I for one want to hear. Also long ago he said he did not want to be CEO. He was forced into it in 2008. You talk mess, but would be the first one to sell your stock or say what a failure, if he was to step down as CEO. All you want to do is break the man. Just how…

My boss once told me, "Most automakers act their age". The one's approaching and surpassing the century mark are generally slow changing and slow acting and dead set in their ways.

Yeah, this article is written by the type of person who watches someone do something they couldn't even dream about doing themselves, something truly great and full of vision, and then explains how they could do it so much better themselves. They tell us how the great person isn't great at all. Where does this stuff…

thats the beauty of it.

So let me get this straight. You're complaining about a man, who is the leader and pioneer of the most important milestone in modern personal transportation? The man who made the a vehicle that is top luxury, faster than most super cars, relatively affordable, and is all electric?

When I saw the headline the Murano Cabriolet was the first and only thing that popped into my mind. I think it might fail the 'ability to find someone else to buy it when finished' test though.

Doug, the answer is obvious: The Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet. Preferably in seafoam green, tan top, tan interior.