God bless this young women for speaking her mind.  While I don't advocate violence, I am pretty sure she was making a metaphoric comparison.  As an independent I am all for low information voters being called out for falling to recognize an administrations failed ideology and abuse of power.

MSN you call this smart advice?  I am guessing the author of this article is not a "baby boomer" and has not spend 30 years or more working for corporations who's executives use and abuse their employees as expendable resources.

What a sad state of affairs to see our country slowly disintegrate.  John is absolutely correct that was have created a large class of entitled dependent takers that unfortunately vote to expand this self destructive process.  Pray for our children and grandchildren and the misguided low information voters like samsara...more

Good article with sound advice.  We went through this when a large tree fell through our house a few years ago in an ice storm.  I recall going through the insurance policy in our hotel room the first night after the disaster.  We had to move into a furnished apartment for 4 months.   In addition to keeping meticulous ...more

The main advice here should be to get off the couch and find yourself a real job with health care.  Your 26, stop being a taker and develop some personal responsibility and get yourself covered!!

Lets not.  We already have the murder rate numbers by type of weapon from the FBI.  Murders from "all" rifles represents only 2.55%.   Murders cased by the so called assault rifles would be a small percentage of this already small percentage.  The focus needs to be shifted to the real root of the problem and that is ou...more

V_L you must be an alien because your ideas are "out of this world" ridiculous.

I have no issues with looking into ways to keep guns out of the hands of criminals and those with mental issues.  However banning high capacity clips and assault type weapons will accomplish nothing besides making certain politicians and the anti-gun crowd "feel good" that they are making progress on limiting our 2nd a...more

Good advice, but really all are common sense.  Be thorough in the decision process but by all means retire as soon as you are able.  I have known far too many people who never had a chance to enjoy all their hard work (and savings) by untimely death or health issues.  I retired at 56 and enjoy life more than ever!  I n...more