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Re: “Hot Dog Mike retreats from his retreat from Little Rock”
No kidding fireball. This is unreal. The liberal times has praised Hot Dog Mike for years. The problem now of course is expansion and growth of a for profit business. I'm sure the liberals looking at this see that Mike might have got some money from dear old dad when he retired and or sold his hardware store up in Jersey. Or maybe Mike profited from a modern day going out of business sale. Either way, who cares? Buy a hot dog or boycott, but leave the rage for something that matters. Good grief.
Re: “Senate passes Missy Irvin’s attack on adults making choices she doesn't like”
Missy is a disgrace to the cloth. As I always say, do what you want but pay for the act and consequences yourself. The bill would make more sense to not allow unemployment benefits for those who tattoo their face...... Piss off Missy
Re: “Say goodbye to another historic house”
How dare someone purchase their own land and not consult the liberal before doing what they want with it. Naturally, the recycling part of saving things in the home are ignored
Re: “Alice Stewart to begin new local talk show”
Wow Max, you know how I feel when posting on here....
Re: “Told you so: Gilbert Baker is a high-dollar lobbyist”
Even I have to call B.S on this one. Just pathetic. Heavy is the head who wears a phony crown
Re: “Big Momma takes the floor on transvaginal probes, abortion”
You know what I meant. I can't edit half the crap my ipad starts to type for me. Like the liberal, the ipad knows best
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Re: “Now, Arkansas will be sued”
Not surprisingly, Texas Governor Rick Perry supports a 20-week abortion ban for his state, too. It's all over the internet that Texas, which in 2011 cut funding to family planning agencies within its borders by $70 million in an effort to eradicate abortion, has had a wake-up call. Apparently projections that the additional births that will result from the budget cuts will cost the state an additional $273 million. With the support of religious leaders from all over the state, Texas may undo the damage by allocating $100 million to the programs it previously defunded. A poll shows that a majority of Texans support state funding of family planning programs. About 70 percent of high school seniors in Texas are sexually active and the state has the fourth highest teenage pregnancy rate in the nation.
Perhaps Rick Perry ought to let Mr. Rapert know what happens when family planning agencies lose their funding.
Yep, because if someone has a child, the government is automatically in charge of paying for everything that child needs. Forever. zero chance of that "should have been aborted child" ever making anything of themselves. Responsibility is just a word. A word with zero meaning to the liberal.