Jeff i've always thought that 'pro-lifers' blowing up buildings and shooting people in the head were interesting.have a CHOICE is what i am for. would i personally advocate someone having an abortion or not is not relevant. allowing them a choice if they want to is another story.jeff, you are implying that all pro-choicers are pro-abortion. thats not the case. many people want the govt to not control their personal lives yet want the govt to tell them what they can do with thier body. interesting.

As far as the implied threat to send the report to the seller, don't be the jerk you wouldn't want to deal with. 

To imply that carrying assets with debt is the equivalent of slavery is really quite ridiculous.

With the current tide of taxes going lower, many are speculating on large budget short falls, which would imply taxes will need to increase in the future.

Other things I have seen charged at move in- -cleaning fee (usually the lease says something like $100 of your deposit will be retained as a cleaning fee)-Pet deposit/ non refundable pet charge-advance payment of utilities (landlord was paying them and charging back to the tenants, he wanted the money before he got a bill)I don't charge a cleaning fee- to me these imply that they can leave the place a sty when they leave and the $100 covers it.  

This time, people seem to have reserves, and with the stock market continuing to go up, I think that could imply that there's a lot of investment money still looking to find a home. 

I don't seem to see any counterpoint for the fact that there are IMPLIED powers through the Necessary and Proper clause.

Originally posted by Tom Cullen:So if gold can be exchanged for something useful, especially in chaotic times or circumstances (like a hyperinflation or government meltdown) how could it be "useless" .TCI don't think anyone implied that gold was any more or less useful than any other fiat currency during a typical inflationary period.

.#3- He is getting Belgian citizenship to go with his French citizenship to qualify for a particular gov't program for a business of his in Belgium.So the entire premise that the Fox News article is implying is incorrect.

First you said all student loans are bad, now you are implying that student loans are bad if you don't go to an affordable college.