Adopt an Intern!



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Keep up the ... ( 1 year ago by abernatchie)
Keep up the meaningful and important work, DK Interns! May your tireless efforts payoff w/ Dennis as President.
YES! ( 1 year ago by kakuiguy)
YES!
Not at all. ( 1 year ago by kakuiguy)
Not at all.
The ocean state "if ... ( 1 year ago by JuggernautJeep)
The ocean state "if you will" lol nice
praise jesus, she's ... ( 1 year ago by IndyDoug)
praise jesus, she's so hot...
This is a good ... ( 1 year ago by DaisySings)
This is a good video.
this guy kucinich ... ( 1 year ago by estopa2006)
this guy kucinich get the hottest chicks and the dorkiest guys to help him.
"He's essentially ... ( 1 year ago by shallowbthygame)
"He's essentially running on the platform that he doesn't want to kill people, and I think that's pretty impressive."
hahah the funny/sad thing is that this really IS impressive, even though it should be the standard.
A Forrest Gump ... ( 1 year ago by NLTVProducer)
A Forrest Gump moment. My 3rd grade teacher left teaching to be Dennis's first wife. I hated him for that cuz she was hot and I liked her. But as I got older and saw the work he did I kind of felt a funny sense of pride. In many ways Dennis is like us, struggling each day to keep going. He looks at the world and asks what he can do to make it a better place, then tries to do something about it. And since he is like us he has solutions that are in our favor not big business or the rich.
don't let bill ... ( 1 year ago by freebob3)
don't let bill clinton see this
i wanna join in!!! ... ( 1 year ago by peterazen)
i wanna join in!!! but i'm only back in the u.s. in july 2008. i'll see how it goes when i get back
Correction to both ... ( 1 year ago by foxdragoon84)
Correction to both of you: she does allow comments, a few very positive ones towards her to fill up the comments box, and then cuts off the rest. That's why I stop watching her videos - there's no opinion allowed besides hers.
Nah, Ron Paul would ... ( 1 year ago by foxdragoon84)
Nah, Ron Paul would just be another supporter of deregulation, privatization and Big Business - we don't need any more of those. We need school loans, public schools, we need Universal Healthcare, and Ron Paul doesn't get that. I support a few ideas of Ron Paul (Iraq, habeas corpus), but Kucinich already has those and more.
With what we'd save ... ( 1 year ago by SirFlanigan)
With what we'd save on taxes, everyone could afford adequate health care. The federal government has done our schools no favors. Kids are getting dumber every year. State and comminuty run schools are a much better idea. And with a free market approach, parents would have much more say in where/how their children are educated.
That's precisely ... ( 1 year ago by foxdragoon84)
That's precisely the myth, that less taxation will increase the total earnings of the individual for them to spend on schools. The reality is that wholly private funded schools will increase the cost spent by the families who do have children to send to school - which are usually the ones on a budget - because less people are chipping in a percentage; and even if private schools open up in those areas, (if there even is a market for it) it will have little incentive to reduce costs.
By the way, I have ... ( 1 year ago by foxdragoon84)
By the way, I have no problem with state run schools funded by taxes (if possible in a state), nor with private schools. I just want the option for people to have public, tax funded schools, the kind that we have always had - and we need the Department of Education for this, financial support, but not for beaurocratic reasons like Bush's NCLB.
Like we've always ... ( 1 year ago by SirFlanigan)
Like we've always had? Federal subsidizing of schools didn't begin until the 1950's.
Even today, federal funding makes up less than 10% of the amount spent on public education every year. The money comes from state funds and local property taxes. States would be able to better manage those funds without federal regulations and bureaucracy getting in the way. Each state has a board or dept of education. There's no need for a federal one, other than to line the pockets of paper pushers.
I think you're ... ( 1 year ago by SirFlanigan)
I think you're missing a part of the equation. No one has suggested eliminating ALL taxes. Ron Paul wants to eliminate the federal income tax. State-run public schools would still exist as they do now, only they would be overseen only by the state Dept/Board of Education. The US Department of Education would be abolished... but that wouldn't eliminate any schools.
It would simply cut ... ( 1 year ago by SirFlanigan)
It would simply cut out the bureaucracy and allow states to decide how their schools will be run. No more nationwide standard testing, no NCLB, no reading first. No more programs that encourage teachers to teach kids how to take tests as opposed to teaching them to think and learn.
I didn't mean ... ( 1 year ago by foxdragoon84)
I didn't mean ALWAYS since the beginning of the nation. I do mean the kind we've had since the 50's, you know, the same kind of schools that made us the country with the best education system until recently. If you check, historically the role of the Dept. of Ed. has been minimal, anyway. 98% of its funding goes to the states themselves. We do need less bureaucracy, agreed, but we still need to distribute funding to states that might temporarily need it.
If you want to hear ... ( 1 year ago by foxdragoon84)
If you want to hear my response to the federal tax issue, check my comments on video
watch?v=HKRzIaFw8V8
on why we cannot eliminate federal taxes, and even if we could, why it would not be a good idea. For education funding, see below on the comments here.
Doesn't anyone here ... ( 1 year ago by foxdragoon84)
Doesn't anyone here know about The Libery League? Go to google video and key in : Plot to Overthrow FDR. Everyone here should watch this History Channel documentary on how conservative corporate powers (JP Morgan, Ford, Rockefeller, Bush) in America, inspired by Mussolini, secretly planned to overthrow the presidency of FDR and put in place a dictatorship (kind of like we frequently did in South America later on) using disgruntled ex-military under the guise of "protecting the Constitution".
We cannot let ... ( 1 year ago by foxdragoon84)
We cannot let corporate power go unchecked. We need to use the constitution to prevent corporate totalitarianism, not to increase corporate power and capitalism. Ron Paul, the Libertarian (NOT the constitutionalist), would increase corporate power. As the adage goes,"Those who don't know their history..." Kucinich knows his history, respects the constitution, and he would check corporate power. Kucinich is the best, perhaps only, option.
that hot girl has ... ( 1 month ago by PeeKay86)
that hot girl has perfect eye brows!




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