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I remember when the social security card was not supposed to be used for identification. They used to print it right on the front. I also remember when the idea that you had to have "identity papers" was an abhorrent scene in movies typically depicting Nazi's checking the identities of people as they sought out Jews they could send to death camps. The typical drivers license was a piece of paper with your name and address typewritten on the page with no - zero - anti-counterfeiting aspects much less a graphic that digitally represented your fingerprints. (Hell, we didn't even need a f

Chadwick Garrett's father spoke at the arraignment and said:

As they say in the loony bin mrshoward, it ain't paranoia if they really are after you. Unproven ... maybe ... but give it a little time or at least time enough for DJT to release his taxes. pubby

Kind of conspiratorial, huh. pubby PS: Speaking of...

Isn't that a little paranoid. pubby

Sure it is your fault. But why not make folks go to the courthouse and bring a new, certified for t hat year, birth certificate establishing citizenship? ... or, as earlier generations in the south did, simply exact a tax to vote; or have a literacy test ... or all the other tools the powers that be used to limit and suppress voting by certain groups. You talk about the right to have and bear arms and make it state law that a cop can't ask for a permit if you're carrying in a walmart. ... well voting is pretty much a basic right too and now you've got to have not just your papers, but yo

Your reading comprehension skills are lacking. I guess I'll have to parse the statement. This of course means your entire rant is totally off base from the assertion that I was calling you a victim to notion that anyone, even those running Tea Party PACs, is telling anyone what to do. All these folks have done is throw out some code words, gotten a knee-jerk reaction, and made a mint of money doing it. For the most part, that whole effort is entrepreneurial in a political action sort of manner where typically 90 percent of the money collected is spent on marketing to colle

I thought you were admitting to it when you called yourself a vulture Hence, if you were really a vulture, instead of circling overhead as you suggested, you'd be doing as I said - knocking down more cash. Actually, I knew you were not one of these "Pac men" eating everyone out of house and home by playing on their political leanings... frankly I pegged you more like a target; although I wouldn't take odds that you were a victim. pubby

If I move and my drivers license lists my old address (and I'm registered at the new address) they may reject your vote. Since 15% of all folks in places like Paulding move every year ... they create a whole host of barriers to the ballot. pubby I'm not sure but you at least used to be able to get by with a utility stub with the new address if the data didn't match ... but with online automatic paperless payment systems, you're probably out of luck unless your DL matches your voting address.

No, you'll send out another fund raiser saying that everyone needs to donate $100 to put Hillary in Jail ... and we need your help That you pocket the proceeds and come on here and lobby for Hillary to be thrown in jail means you fulfilled your obligation and simply were well paid for your effort pubby

Those of us on the left don't appreciate the greed and avarice demonstrated by the vultures of the right that seem to treat their supporters as sheep to be shorn and do our level best to inform those being ripped off of the crime. Indeed, we'd be happy to pass laws to clip the wings of the vultures but our cohorts on the right believe such regulations are anathema to the ideology of the right because, as GD had demonstrated, those on the right are always right because they represent what is right and you can't argue with right, right! That we don't buy that logic brands us as devoid of log

This is from the Politico article entitled "How we killed the Tea Party" ... by an insider.

A North Carolina professor is alerting the nation that with even candidates seeking to undermine the veracity of the vote, the US is at a disadvantage because of the voting machine technology we invested in the early 2000s nationwide that DO NOT PROVIDE A PAPER TRAIL OR AUDIT. Citing Georgia specifically because of the polls showing it may switch from supporting a Republican candidate for president to a Democrat for the first time since 1992, Zeynep Tufekci , an associate professor at the University of North Carolina School of Information and Library Science, said, "States like Georgia tha

Let's see, are you personally more pleasant when you have a full stomach ... or when you haven't eaten all day? Heck, even your dog might provide a 'scientific' test of how irritable a person or animal can be when deprived of food or even shelter. I suspect you wife, neighbor and even your democratic friends would have an answer and that answer would say that a full tummy makes your dog lie down and take it easy ... but if the animal is hungry and wave a piece of balogna in front of him, you might miss a finger as he leaps for the food. Of course I know you don't believe in science or e

And here I thought you were talking about Epstein's NY buddy, Donald J. Trump. I think Trump was even sued as a result of Epstein arranging a party at Mar-a-Largo involving a 13 year old girl. The National Review, not a liberal zine by a long shot, wrote this about the Trump's relationship including a quote from Trump: Heck, you don't like that, link ... here just google trump Epstein pubby

oh my .. I can't believe I didn't see this. Happy birthday Lady raider! pubby

GD: I don't think he's doing that because he's a Republican ... I've not seen him beating on say Dwight Eisenhower for his marital infidelity ... because, well Dwight Eisenhower wasn't a paranoid ass. pubby

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That maybe so but there are still folks on 61 who are interested. Personally, I figure that we're 10-years away in part because 61 is an integral highway just about far enough out to be used for an outer-bypass of Atlanta. It already is getting a pretty good shot of semi-traffic. I know. pubby

Is there anyway you might note winning bids on selected items as a follow up. For instance the air compressor; book cases, sideboard(s), flat panel TV? Maybe some discussion on how consignments might work. Do you offer a way for someone to bring items for auction? A lot of people might not know. pubby

Greatma: the reality is that our SO is covered up responding to 911 calls. They are on the roads going to calls. pubby

mrshoward: I don't think the old man is on any 'watch list'. Second, those seats aren't 'reserved' ... the people selected to sit in them are generally chosen to reflect the image that the candidate wants to project. I.e. at Trump rallies they are all ages and white whereas at Clinton and Democratic rallies, they choose folks based on the rainbow of what is available. Probably the guy got there early and the advance person, a 22-year old low-paid or volunteer tasked with filling those seats, didn't recognize the man as the father of the shooter. Why? Because they were on the road in I

Actually, I saw a headline that referenced this in the NYTimes. the guy signed up for a democratic email notice ... voted on some poll or sent someone a birthday card or just was on a list they bought ... and was invited. This was directly from him. I can say I get emails from both left and right organizations myself and those often include invitations. from the NYTimes article: He was invited in a mass email to folks in the area of the appearance. I make this post to point out that the mainstream media is noting the incident but since there is nothing directly involved oth

It is not being boycotted. It is that it doesn't fit the editors/news directors narrative because they sense the guy - the shooters father - thought he could cash in on his negative celebrity. He was a 'democrat' ... and it is obvious that he inserted himself into the images and was seeking a platform. Of course, we can leave it to the right wing to concoct some wild conspiracy theory but the guy - at least my judgment - was jealous of the gold star parents celebrity and hoped, as a muslim, some of that could rub off on him. Bottom line, I think he was stupid enough to think that his

I think the term "propaganda film" is the operative phrase. Isn't it funny that the fundamentalist religious right in Iran and the fundamentalist religious right in the US are proud to promote the same propaganda? I think you can summarize the uniting factor - we want war, misery and more misery ... and we will do whatever we can to derail peace as long as we are alive. Those who seek progress in the world have a real choice in this situation. Consciously ignore the Neanderthals and other forces of darkness and evil.