After all, no religious based employer should be forced by the government to go against its own religious and moral teachings, correct?

After the visit, he was seen calling his former colleagues at Bain, saying, "Yes! there's still a factory here in Ohio! How did we fucking miss this one?! This place should have been in China!!"

They flew me down to the campus, and they were putting the hard sell on me. They were pressuring me to go there.

Man, Nyquil is a hell of a drug.

And, yes, I want to visit the coffee shops. I plan on being there for 4 days.

Can anyone make any suggestions on where I should go?

You can elect Marvin the Martian to be president, and you're still going to pay high prices at the pump. Look at the calendar. It's not 1957 anymore. It's 2012, and you're living in a global economy, and you're competing with billions of people around for oil and gas.

I highly suggest that we start building modern, and sophisticated public transportation systems. High speed rail, hi-tech buses, and other imaginative mass public transportation systems.

I know the suburban sprawl arguments against public transportation. However, you're either going to live closer together and develop better public transportation systems or shut and get use to paying ever increasing higher gas prices.

And, no, voting Republican is not going to fucking cut your gas bill.

That is all.

They desperately want Romney because he has a ton of money, and his super pac will also spend money. And, what will they spend money on? TV advertising.

Neither Rick nor Newt have a lot of money, and they won't spend nearly as much money on TV advertising.

Romney:



Anchorman:

http://health.yahoo.net/articles/nutrition/photos/best-and-worst-burgers#20

And that's only one of the many similarities between the two.