just like eddie ziv and workerdrone I'm guilty of living in a liberal state that could care less about the well being of the people in the long term.

But their wages have increased tremendously over the past three decades (since they started economic liberalization) and their businesses have adjusted to that partly by increased productivity and partly through higher value items.

I read the Economist religiously and thought about including them in my list above; but, I find that they generally tend to be "fiscally conservative" (though not always) and "socially liberal", so I assumed most people would argue that they aren't really objective, since they lean in both directions.But, I definitely agree that most of their writers tend to be pretty fair, even if some of the topics slant one way or the other...

In your area judges are more liberal than in mine and it may be hard to know which way the wind blows, so I'd definetly be insured.A good insurance broker/agent can help you assess your risks.

That means if it is ordered and the opinion is that they applicant needs to apply with a more liberal or portfolio lender, they are sunk and they lose the deal.

. $21K in expenses seems very liberal.

liberals run our control now, and democrats ran the country when Bush was president, THERE IS NO WAY REAL ESTAE INVESTORS WILL SEE ANY POSITIVES FROM LIBERALS RUNNING ARE COUNTRY.

The Republicans are mostly weak-kneed liberals and are an absolute disgrace.

Maybe they'll start to pick up on the fact that maybe 72 virgins isn't the ideal if they can liberalize their women a bit and get 72 slutty broads instead.

If they break even, they feel like they hit the jackpot!