After 9 pages, I'd like to declare that I'd rather pay for ten rectal scopings performed atop matress springs inside a dirty Russian brothel basement before giving one **** who wins this election. Tomata tomatia, ya know?
After 9 pages, I'd like to declare that I'd rather pay for ten rectal scopings performed atop matress springs inside a dirty Russian brothel basement before giving one **** who wins this election. Tomata tomatia, ya know?
Think again for the first time.
As for food there is hardly any sort of ban on food.
After 9 pages, I'd like to declare that I'd rather pay for ten rectal scopings performed atop matress springs inside a dirty Russian brothel basement before giving one **** who wins this election. Tomata tomatia, ya know?
Let's see, I own a few incandescent light bulbs and it's totally legal to use them. Plus it was a Republican who passed that ban in the first place. I've never seen a law to ban what car a person can drive. There are still a few jackasses who still drive Hummers around here. As for food there is hardly any sort of ban on food.
And even if what you said was true at least it's just a ban. The right prefers to throw people in jail for activities they deem to be immoral.
The Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 (Pub.L. 110-140[1] originally named the Clean Energy Act of 2007) is an Act of Congress concerning the energy policy of the United States. As part of the Democratic Party's 100-Hour Plan during the 110th Congress,[2] it was introduced in the United States House of Representatives by Representative Nick Rahall of West Virginia, along with 198 cosponsors.
Apparently you're not aware of Michelle Obama's "War On Dessert"
Yeah right. You pray every night, like all the other Mormons, that Mitt buys his way into the Whitehouse.
That ain't the truth.:
There is a Titanic load of Democratic Party acts and policies that encroach on/restrict my personal freedoms.
Yeah, but unlike Reagan's War on Drugs there aren't thousands of people in prison for possessing tiramisu.
It's absolutely the truth. Who controlled the Executive branch in 2007? It certainly wasn't passed with a filibuster proof majority.