Like other rewards in our society, one should have to qualify as an A+ citizen to legally own a gun. And the laws should make it nearly impossible to legally or illegally obtain one unless a person is a model citizen. That would change attitudes in society and most folks would keep a 'clean nose' to be awarded this opp...more

Well fortunately kids can't vote in association with a lot of their parents. All kids need hear is that one likes and one dislikes Big Bird, and their parents that one supports give aways, one doesn't  and that's the extent of their interest.

Most people don't consider that if Obama is defeated, all his henchmen, Gibbs, Axelrod, Sec's of Labor etc, and his advisors and staff will all be FIRED also. They want to hold onto power so badly that they will CHEAT, LIE, SPIN, FALSELY accuse Romney of everything they can in hopes they can win over the Independent vo...more

Good story and a 'wake up' for all those non-performers who whine prejudice.

Hey jdfbhfu, keep us posted when you move and where to you twit. Sounding much like a person who can't afford the latest Tech.

Well. I highly considered it when I bought my homes. If they think it's skewed to more pricier homes, support a fixed interest deduction of the first 15K only. There you go, still helps the homeowner but does not promote higher deductions for expensive homes.

For all the reasons covered in the article, these younger generations will return to the wisdom of our Grand Parents and save heavily for retirement. Not a bad thing. The system has gone full circle and a new age has begun, again.

He should be charged with 'felony idiocy'. People who do reckless acts ought to be labeled as morons in a public quorum.

Those millions of 'Boomers' best get of their duffs, get in dang good shape, and since they are still in the workplace, 'DEMAND' that the food industry get rid of sodium and sugars in processed foods, and stop trying to kill them off with other toxic additives thus enslaving them to the pharmaceutical industry in their...more