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"Be" words by Neil Diamond
Be as a page that aches
for a word that speaks
on a theme that is timeless,
while the sun God will make for your day.
Sing,
as a song in search
of a voice that is silent
and the one God
will make for your way.
"Be" words by Neil Diamond
for a word that speaks
on a theme that is timeless,
while the sun God will make for your day.
Sing,
as a song in search
of a voice that is silent
and the one God
will make for your way.
"Be" words by Neil Diamond
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- American Idol- inappropriate dedications night
- Music Shuffle
- Moron of the Week
- And the Oscar goes to....
- Edwards' Campaign Rides On Iowa
- Money is the issue!!!
- Okay so here's the score so far...
- American Idol- The Ladies
- These "Dear Jon" letters are almost weekly---
- American Idol Fans--
- Music Shuffle-
- Moron of the week!!
- Presidents Day-
- This was buried in comments but deserves a post al...
- A Letter from Presidential Candidate Bill Richardson
- ROCK THE WORLD!!! JULY 7, 2007
- Tom Vilsack
- "Hi, I'm Al Franken and I am Running for US Senat...
- Happy Valentine's Day
- Barak Enters the Race
- Moron of the Week.
- I am looking for nominations for Moron of the Week
- Random Music Shuffle
- This is an informative site for all things political
- This is the list so far: (according to ABC News)
- This guy is worth watching.
- John Edwards and the others
- Hey, way to go Cowards!!! (see link)
- Thank You to Jonathan for the invitation to contri...
- Random Music Shuffle
- Moron of the Week- Joe Biden
- A Paradox this year with the Academy Awards.
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2 comments:
I'm really kind of sad about Vilsack dropping out for a couple of reasons. First of all he is a very intelligent man who the American people should have had at least a chance to hear. And secondly, what happened to the idea that anyone can be President. Not true anymore. If you don't have or can't raise at least 100 million dollars you don't have a chance. That's a sad state of affairs - this has to change. There needs to be some caps on what a candidate can spend on an election campaign. If that doesn't happen only the rich or those who know the rich will be elected. That is very troubling to me.
Jimmy Carter was on "This Week" yesterday reflecting on the same thing. He spoke of how broke he was when his campaign never began.
He said it would be impossible to run that campaign today and that anyone that doesn't have $100 million in the bank won't make it through the primary process in either party.
That is truly sad, indeed.
It was interesting that Mr Carter offered his strongest support for Al Gore, who is not running (yet) and did not offer much commentary about the other candidates except to say that he had wished that Obama had decided not to run at this time.
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