Wulk
Mayor
It's an interactive analysis on each State in the US - do you agree with the verdicts?
http://thecrux.com/interactive-freedom-map/
http://thecrux.com/interactive-freedom-map/
It's an interactive analysis on each State in the US - do you agree with the verdicts?
http://thecrux.com/interactive-freedom-map/
I had to laugh at GA being one of the "freest" states. I don't drive after dark around here unless I have to because I don't like getting pulled over and searched.It's an interactive analysis on each State in the US - do you agree with the verdicts?
http://thecrux.com/interactive-freedom-map/
It's an interactive analysis on each State in the US - do you agree with the verdicts?
http://thecrux.com/interactive-freedom-map/
I had to laugh at GA being one of the "freest" states. I don't drive after dark around here unless I have to because I don't like getting pulled over and searched.
The source would explain a "like" from Stan.
Since 1985, George Mason University (GMU), and its associated institutes and centers, has received more funding from the Koch Family Charitable Foundations than any other organization–a total of $29,604,354. The George Mason University Foundation has received the most funding, $20,297,143, while the Institute for Humane Studies has been directly given $3,111,457, the Mercatus Center $1,442,000, and George Mason University itself has received $4,753,754.
"Study" dismissed.
I had to laugh at GA being one of the "freest" states. I don't drive after dark around here unless I have to because I don't like getting pulled over and searched.
The source would explain a "like" from Stan.
Since 1985, George Mason University (GMU), and its associated institutes and centers, has received more funding from the Koch Family Charitable Foundations than any other organization–a total of $29,604,354. The George Mason University Foundation has received the most funding, $20,297,143, while the Institute for Humane Studies has been directly given $3,111,457, the Mercatus Center $1,442,000, and George Mason University itself has received $4,753,754.
"Study" dismissed.
Not in the slightest.. it's a RW interpretation of what freedom is. Total bunk.![]()
The real CRUX is far more interesting than is this cheap knock-off. What it lacks in fringe political ideology, it more than makes up for in unbiased reporting of actual information.

So how does your interpretation differ? So far, all you and the other clowns have done is whine and squeal about the Koch brothers. What's missing is a substantive argument.
I have mentioned two aspects of freedom up for debate. Do you and poor Ziggy the menial job holder who attracts police attention have any substance to offer?
Most if not all of the top 10 states are shutting down abortion clinics left and right with bogus TRAP laws and clowning around with one voter suppression law after the next. You call that freedom? Fine with me. I call it Fascism.
Btw.. i got this pop up box my second time in. Typical Koch blather.
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I believe a freer world is a better world.
The free market converts private self-interest into public good.
YES NO
I see. So on your planet, the number of abortion clinics available is directly tied to freedom. And yes, "voter supression" (wink wink). Of course, what that means is you're pissed off that states are closing avenues to commit voter fraud.
But back to your abortion canard. So... it's important to you that a state allow abortions beyond 5 months, and have a certain number of abortion mills available to kill babies. That's an important aspect of freedom to you? 5 months isn't long enough? "Freedom" means going to what exactly... 6, 7, 8, 9 months?
Yes, access to constitutionally protected reproductive rights certainly qualifies as freedom in my world.
I'm opposed to abortions after 4 months, but speaking of canards .. when there are no clinics then women can't even get one at one or two months.
There is not such thing as widespread voter fraud. The 5 year Bush study proved it.
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/04/12/washington/12fraud.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0
Is this all you have today Stan -- misogyny nd straw men?![]()
Nonsense. Planned Parenthood has 46 centers in Texas, with at least 10 providing abortion services or referrals to abortion services. You should quit drinking the koolaid and get the FACTS:
http://www.plannedparenthood.org/health-center/findCenter.asp?s=TX&p=0&o=1&c=0
The Bush study, what a joke. There are plenty of examples of all kinds of voter fraud. Your attempt to say one silly study debunks them all is laughable.
Read up Gomer.. the last of the rural clinics is GONE.
http://billmoyers.com/2014/03/09/the-last-rural-abortion-clinics-in-texas-just-shut-down/
So, a study that WANTED to find evidence of widespread voter fraud, spent tens of millions over FIVE years and found little to nothing was a joke?
Only in your world.![]()
Bo, there's a lot of things you can't get in rural areas. So what?
Oh and now you've moved the bar to give lots of wiggle room. Now it's "widespread" voter fraud you care about. I have a feeling "widespread" will always mean at least a little more than the examples would show, right?![]()
It's places an undue hardship on rural women. So what? Face it Stan, you don't give a rat's ass about women.
Read the Bush study. The numbers speak for themselves.
Huh? Having to go into town to get things, among them, abortion, is an undue hardship? Wow, how often do women get abortions that driving into town is an "undue hardship".
Face it Bo, you don't give a rat's ass about men or women. You want as many of them killed before they are born as possible- especially "dirty Mexican" ones and black ones.
I've read your Bush study before. Unfortunately for you, there are also numerous examples of voter fraud and related scams. You know, like ACORN? Remember how you said they were never convicted as an organization? Wow, that didn't go so well, did it?![]()
Dude you're something completely different
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/john-atlas/acorn-vindicated-of-wrong_b_612265.html
Yeah, I saw that. One vindication, numerous convictions. Nice try Bo, we've already been down this road.