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She couldn't hack a full term of a backwards state.

New state rankings from the Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index® show that, over the seven years that we have been measuring and analyzing well-being, a number of U.S. states have made repeat appearances in the top ten list. Hawaii, which is ranked second this year, and Colorado, which is ranked sixth this year, have made consistent appearances in the top ten list all seven years. Marking its fourth appearance since 2008 on the top ten list, Alaska secured the number one spot for the very first time . . . The Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index uses a holistic definition of well-being and self-reported data from individuals across the globe to create a unique view of societies’ progress on the elements that matter most to well-being: purpose, social, financial, community and physical. It is the most proven, mature and comprehensive measure of well-being in populations. ~Source

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Presidential candidate and Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) thinks former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton probably violated federal law when she deleted a huge trove of emails.

In a Tuesday radio interview on "The Dana Show," Cruz argued the Democratic presidential front-runner's actions may have even been "criminal."

"It is long past time for a fair and impartial investigation into what occurred here. Based on what she has admitted publicly, it appears that Secretary Clinton's conduct was in violation of federal law and may have even constituted criminal conduct," Cruz said.

Cruz, a former Justice Department lawyer, was reacting to a question from conservative radio host Dana Loesch who said Clinton deleted her emails "after they had been subpoenaed."...

For his part, Cruz said Tuesday that he isn't optimistic that the Department of Justice will pursue criminal charges against Clinton because Attorney General Eric Holder is so "politicized."

"Unfortunately, with the Holder Justice Department, we have the most politicized Department of Justice we've ever seen. And there's no meaningful prospect of a fair and impartial investigation," he said. "So it is my hope that [the] House Oversight [committee] will begin to shine a light on this. But what really needs to occur is a careful, sober assessment about whether the conduct that she has admitted to is directly contrary to federal law."

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Two high-ranking Republican senators criticized Hillary Rodham Clinton's use of a personal email server, and one said Clinton likely violated federal law.

Texas Sen. John Cornyn, the No. 2 Republican in the Senate, said Thursday he wants the State Department's inspector general to investigate whether Clinton violated federal law or policy. Cornyn said in a letter to Inspector General Steve Linick that Clinton's use of a private server meant that her emails "remained beyond the reach of congressional investigations, the Freedom of Information Act and the (State) department's record-keeping practices for six years."

Iowa Sen. Charles Grassley, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, said Clinton made a "great big mistake" by using a private email account for public business while she was secretary of state. Grassley told Newsmax TV this week that the use of a private server "probably violates the Freedom of Information Act, it probably violates national security legislation and it really hurts congressional oversight."...

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Clinton faces a Friday deadline to turn over the server...

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She couldn't hack a full term of a backwards state.

New state rankings from the Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index® show that, over the seven years that we have been measuring and analyzing well-being, a number of U.S. states have made repeat appearances in the top ten list. Hawaii, which is ranked second this year, and Colorado, which is ranked sixth this year, have made consistent appearances in the top ten list all seven years. Marking its fourth appearance since 2008 on the top ten list, Alaska secured the number one spot for the very first time . . . The Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index uses a holistic definition of well-being and self-reported data from individuals across the globe to create a unique view of societies’ progress on the elements that matter most to well-being: purpose, social, financial, community and physical. It is the most proven, mature and comprehensive measure of well-being in populations. ~Source

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Sarah Palin is a 'has been' con artist. That you have been fooled by her is not a surprise. She couldn't hack a full term of a backwards state. Hillary was a Secretary of State for her stay in the White House. Comparing Sarah Palin to Hillary Clinton is like comparing a molecule of caffeine to the cup of coffee most people will drink this morning.

In case your wondering, the average cup of coffee has 4,188 10^20 molecules.

Would Americans settle for one molecule of caffeine, or a cup of coffee?

Never been all that fond of Sarah but once again not surprised to see you lie and claim I am. Don't you ever get tired of being called on your constant bullshit?

You have yet to establish you have not been fooled by her. So I have not lied, but merely stated the evidence once more.

You guys all try in vain attempts to call out what you think is bullshit. Your problem is having trouble twisting reality to your political viewpoints. That you often lack evidence from solid and credible sources. And often name call, to show you have nothing to counter; rather than be an understanding gentleman and admit defeat.

I still stick to the notion that this whole attack on Hillary with the email is just a Repbulican/Tea Party ploy. I've stated the reasons why (which no one countered). An that the whole thing is politically motivated, NOT, criminally motivated (again, no one is challenging that notion either).

You going to keep playing games and slinging insults, boi; or your you going to arrive at a half decent argument sometime before the end of the current millennium? Please tell me when that exact date and time is; so I can ignore all your bullshit pettiness and crap between now and then....

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You have yet to establish you have not been fooled by her. So I have not lied, but merely stated the evidence once more.

Actually, it's your claim to establish that boi was fooled by Palin.

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So the name has already been agreed on.
Folks who choose to vote for Hillary are to be christened Hillary-bots .....lol,fucking pathetic

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So the name has already been agreed on.
Folks who choose to vote for Hillary are to be christened Hillary-bots .....lol,fucking pathetic

I do not think that adding "bots" is a new thing.

I could even say about you, "Dayum Mike, do you have to be such a Titty-bot?"

That of course, assumes that you are a tit guy.

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I wonder if Hillary is still of the belief that people are not qualified to raise their own children?

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I wonder if Hillary is still of the belief that people are not qualified to raise their own children?

Got a link for that?

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I wonder if Hillary is still of the belief that people are not qualified to raise their own children?

Got a link for that?

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I wonder if Hillary is still of the belief that people are not qualified to raise their own children?

Got a link for that?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It_Takes_a_Village

http://www.happinessonline.org/LoveAndHelpChildren/p12.htm

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I wonder if Hillary is still of the belief that people are not qualified to raise their own children?

Got a link for that?

http://www.amazon.com/Takes-Village-Tenth-Anniversary-Edition/dp/1416540644

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So the name has already been agreed on.
Folks who choose to vote for Hillary are to be christened Hillary-bots .....lol,fucking pathetic

I do not think that adding "bots" is a new thing.

I could even say about you, "Dayum Mike, do you have to be such a Titty-bot?"

That of course, assumes that you are a tit guy.

Nope, not new at all....

http://snarkypenguin.blogspot.com/2008/02/on-bushbots-obamabots-and-ronbots.html

"Now, there's lots of things that are annoying in life. Taxes, for example. Taxes are annoying. The long checkout lines at Safeway at 10:30pm as all of us geeks who don't have a life take our frozen pizzas and milk and fish sticks to the front all at the same time and utterly overwhelm that single clerk on duty to the point where it takes us another 30 minutes to get out of the store, now that is annoying. But Bushbots, Obamabots, and Ronbots take annoying to a different level, because they are immune to reason. They will worship their Dear Leader to their dying day because, well, because he's, like, the bestest and all that, and react to their cult leader's every nattering with Pavlovian drooling and glassy eyes. And woe to he who dare say that their cult leader has feet of clay, they will deny, deny, deny, then invent lies out of thin air to justify it. Any criticisms you have of their leader's policies become personal attacks upon their Dear Leader to be denied with all their heart and soul, regardless of how illogical the defense may be."

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the language of the thought is nevertheless all-encompassing

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I wonder if Hillary is still of the belief that people are not qualified to raise their own children?

Got a link for that?

http://www.amazon.com/Takes-Village-Tenth-Anniversary-Edition/dp/1416540644

Haven't read it, alas.

I take it you didn't like it?

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Orwell’s was a daddy-dystopia, where the state is abusive and bullying, maintaining its authority through a permanent climate of war and the manufacture of convenient enemies. Huxley’s is a maternal misery, where man is smothered with care, not cruelty. But for all our talk these days about manliness, individualism, and even the ‘nanny state,’ we still don’t have the vocabulary to fight off nice totalitarianism, liberal fascism.

With that distinction in mind, let us revisit It Takes a Village. On page after page, Clinton extols the idea that just about everything is a health issue. Divorce should be treated like a “public health issue” because it creates stress in children. The very basics of parenting are health issues because “how infants are held, touched, fed, spoken to, and gazed at”determines whether our brains can be “hijacked”by our emotions, potentially making us murderously violent. Mrs. Clinton tells us that Janet Reno issued a report which found that gang violence and gun use are the products of people with badly imprinted brains who become “emotionally hijacked”with little provocation. Quoting doctors, friendly activists, social workers, and random real Americans, in chapter after chapter she argues for interventions on behalf of children from literally the moment they are born. Children need “[g]entle, intimate, consistent contact” to reduce stress, which can “create feelings of helplessness that lead to later developmental problems.”Even well-to-do parents need help because after all everyone feels stress, and “we know that babies sense the stress.” It’s fair to say that a state empowered to eliminate parental stress is a state with a Huxleyan mandate. And a state with an extreme mandate must logically go to extremes.

Hence Clinton argues for the diffusion of parental training into every nook and cranny of public life. Here’s one such suggestion: “Videos with scenes of common-sense baby care—how to burp an infant, what to do when soap gets in his eyes, how to make a baby with an earache comfortable—could be running continuously in doctors’ offices, clinics, hospitals, motor vehicle offices, or any place where people gather and have to wait.” Imagine if these sorts of ideas were fully implemented at the Department of Motor Vehicles, the passport office, and other places “where people gather and have to wait.”Giant flat screens at the airport pumping breast-feeding advice? The JumboTron at football games? At what point would the Brave New World seem to be heading down the pike? ~Jonah Goldberg

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I wonder if Hillary is still of the belief that people are not qualified to raise their own children?

Got a link for that?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It_Takes_a_Village

http://www.happinessonline.org/LoveAndHelpChildren/p12.htm

LOL! Should have seen that one coming. [8|]

BTW, I'm procrastinating from a project, so I actually read your links. I'm guessing you didn't.

One sentence stood out from the speech at the second link:

Of course, parents, first and foremost, are responsible for their children.

Man, HDS is one cruel affliction. We really do need a telethon.