This was so weird: There’s a gas station near work that I always use to watch the direction of gas prices (although we get our gas at Costco). On Friday, gas went UP 16 cents! and was still at this high number this morning. Just weird.
Good news in France. The National Front is losing in the regional elections in the second phase. The Conservatives and Socialists are apparently winning in all areas.
“American Jewish servicemen fighting Nazi troops during World War II faced even greater dangers than their non-Jewish comrades. If they fell into enemy hands, Germany didn’t treat them as ordinary POWs with the attendant rights demanded by the Geneva Conventions. Instead, Jewish prisoners were handled the way Germans handled all Jews: they were dispatched to death or slave labor camps, with little chance of survival. The American Army even advised its Jewish troops to destroy their dog tags and other identifying documents if captured by Nazi forces.
The group of over a thousand American soldiers were captured in late 1944 and early 1945 in the Battle of the Bulge and transported to the Stalag IXA POW camp near Ziegenhain, Germany. One of their first orders was to separate out the Jewish troops and present them to their German captors.
The German camp commander, Major Siegmann, delivered the order in English to the ranking American serviceman in the camp. This was Master Sergeant Roddie Edmonds, a stocky 24-year-old from Knoxville Tennessee. Remembered by his fellow troops from basic training as a gentle, unassuming soldier, Sgt. Edmonds might have seemed an unlikely candidate for the heroism he was about to display.
According to his son, Rev. Chris Edmonds, who has spent years speaking with witnesses and piecing together what happened that day on January 27, 1945, instead of ordering Jewish troops front and center, Sgt. Edmonds turned to his men and said, “We are not doing that, we are all falling out.”” more> > > > >
I want to rant about Bernie. I admit to being Nickelby-centric all weekend so I’m not up on all of the facts. But on Bill Press this morning, they said that Bernie griped the Paris climate agreement wasn’t good enough and showed PBO’s “failure of leadership.”
“Failure of leadership?” You have to use Boehner’s effing favorite phrase?!
Bernie Sanders has zero grip on political reality and would be the Worst. President. Ever. (unless it’s one of the clown car loons).
Gee, Bernie, here’s “failure of leadership”: you’ve been griping for 40 years and the country has gone further and further RWNJ. Maybe YOU’RE the failure. Because what, exactly, have you accomplished except to bitch and moan? You’ve never faced an ounce of the tons of b.s. PBO faces every single day. You’ve never faced the expectations of actually getting something done. You sanctimonious jerk.
Let’s see – if you couldn’t get climate change reversed in the next 10 years, your “principles” would mean there would be no deal at all?
He has the political instincts of a 5 year old. And he is ginning up his supporters to NOT support any Democrat without his purity. You’e never worked with the system to make it a better system.
Thanks! I think he is naive (and there is no excuse at his age and experience), and therefore dangerous. He is a more powerful Ralph Nader and he can do serious damage.
You are so right about the naivete. He is idealistic (which is not bad in itself) but has no real sense of how things really work and how hard it is to accomplish anything at all in the current environment. I know a lot of us wish the Paris agreement had gone further but at the same time we know that we couldn’t achieve everything and that it’s a major feat that the accord was accomplished. There is something to be said for acknowledging that there is more work to be done (as there always is, nothing is perfect!) but that this is a major step forward.
The agreement is historic. It’s not perfect, but it’s a hell of a start to get most of the world onboard. That Bernie dismisses that is Nader-istic and therefore a danger to this country. I appreciate his views, as do we all. But his dismissal of PBO is childish and is proof that he is not capable of being an effective POTUS. I dislike him more and more, because the country and the world are at stake and he is stoking the childish whiny leftists who are part of the reason we got Bush as POTUS and had the disastrous 2010 and 2014 elections.
SI states that the sportsperson of the year award goes to “the athlete or team whose performance that year embodies the spirit of sportsmanship and achievement.” That puts American Pharoah at a clear disadvantage since horses can’t really display sportsmanship.
A Perfect example of what Racism is by Dehumanizing a Black Woman with a Horse?
Seriously? Who in God’s name came up with this?
The Fact that LA Times went with this publicly is as Tone Deaf and as Bigoted as the rest of Today’s US News Media in general.
Are we really shocked, just a few days ago a Policeman in Oklahoma was convicted of raping 13 African American woman and not a single new network carried the verdict. Where were the feminist, where was the outrage? so the fact that a fucking horse was being considered as a legitimate choice for ‘sportsman’ of the year over Serena Williams is not all that surprising.
Ok TODers, I would like some advice on Dental HMOs and whether you think they are worth signing up for.
As many of you know, I am in business for myself and happily part of Covered California for my medical insurance. This year they started offering some dental insurance plans for adults. The dental plans don’t have subsidies, so the rates are similar for other group insurance pools, I think.
I have great dental habits but quite a few crowns that all have a shelf life (as those of you with crowns probably know), so the idea of dental insurance is attractive to me. The Covered CA PPO plans’ monthly premium to waiting period/benefit ratio is not worth it for me, so I am looking at HMO plans from Delta, Access and another company.
Problem is, all three got horrible reviews on yelp – like one stars all around. Plus, when I look at provider directories, the dentists listed as participating have a lot of reviewers saying they won’t perform the services that are covered by the HMOs and that they use billing tricks or flat out refuse to do covered services (“deep cleaning” seems to be a racket of sorts).
In your experiences/opinions, are these HMO plans more trouble than they are worth or should I roll the dice and try one?
Thanks, deadline is tomorrow, so I need to decide today 🙂
I have:) They have been great for regular dental issues , cleanings etc and also braces and periodontal issues that I have…I had surgery and they were great, Dentists love Delta Dental for some reason….maybe quick payments/ You have my recommendation:)
I have:) I buy it for my family from my work insurance…great for regular issues and also braces and periodontal issues…I had surgery on my gums and they were great. I highly recommend them.
That’s great to hear! I have read lots of negative stuff online, so hearing that you have used it and that they were great makes me feel like maybe it would be worth it to give the HMO plan a try. The monthly/annual cost is low. I just wanted to hear from someone who actually had used the plan. Thank you so much!
I’ve had Delta Dental for years and I’ve always had great experience with them. My plan is through the University of CA so it may be different coverage but they’re a good company.
Delta Dental premiums on health care exchange remain steady for 2016, contrary to national trend
December 9, 2015
SAN FRANCISCO — Delta Dental of California and its affiliated companies announced today that their premiums for family dental plans available on multiple public health care exchanges remain roughly the same for plan year 2016 as they were for plan year 2015, in contrast to a recent report showing a rise in the cost of exchange plans.
Pediatric dental coverage is one of ten “essential health benefits” under the Affordable Care Act, while adult dental coverage is also available in most state exchanges. In most states, exchanges offer separate (stand-alone) pediatric dental policies that can be combined with qualified health plans, as well as optional adult dental coverage.
In a recent report from the Wall Street Journal, the Obama administration acknowledged what many health care experts predicted — that many consumers across the country will see premium increases for the 2016 plan year. Not so, however, for Delta Dental clients and prospective enrollees.
“When our affordable family dental plans were designed for 2016, we made a conscious effort to keep benefits and rates the same for 2016 as they were in 2015,” said Gary D. Radine, president and CEO of Delta Dental of California and its affiliates. “Cost is a major factor in deciding to purchase a health or dental plan, and we keep the consumers’ concerns top of mind.”
Delta Dental’s group of companies currently offers ACA-compliant health care marketplace dental PPO and HMO-type plans in 16 states including the District of Columbia. The company also offers consumers an online resource center as a hub of information about the Affordable Care Act and its requirements.
Please visit healthcare.gov during open enrollment to view our dental plan options in your state.
Yes, that is nice that they didn’t increase their premiums, but I am concerned about some of the horror stories I have heard about how they often try to refuse claims or that they pre-approve a claim, only to deny it after the work is done and submitted. I have two dentist clients that have nothing but bad things to say about them – that they don’t pay enough for services and constantly try to get out of paying claims (one decided not to participate anymore). Quite a few of the dentists listed as in network have yelp reviews that accuse them of refusing to perform covered services (i.e. they will only do a “deep cleaning” or they don’t do amalgam fillings).
If I am paying for the insurance, but will end up paying as much or more due to bait and switch by either Delta or a participating dentist, then I might just try to work out a cash deal with a dentist if I need a big procedure.
This is why I wanted to know about any TODers actual experience with the company and how they are at paying/honoring claims.
We’ve had Delta Dental for years. When I went to the OU Dental school for faculty care, had to have gum bone grafts, the paid well and quickly. Delta Dental was one of two or three companies the Dental School accepted. They did not accept Blue Cross/Blue Shield. My regular dentist takes it and I get two free cleanings a year, a discount on the third I have to have because of gum issues, and paid well on a filling I just had. My plan is associated with Tricare for Life; it is the federal plan.
Thank you Desert Flower, GGail, Meta and Betsy for taking the time to share your Delta Dental experiences. This is why I love TOD so much. It’s not just a place to come for preaching to the OBOT choir, but a place filled with folks who are compassionate and helpful and empathetic and get-things-done type of people 🙂 I guess we share those qualities with PBO – why we identify with and admire him so much. You guys rock!
As for Don, wishing you a kinder, gentler dentist next time! Sounds like you had this guy 🙂 :
because voting is administered by the state…there are as many rules as there are states…sorry to say Jo Jo…that for most of my life i did not pay attention to the voting laws and how it was being administered…the President has made me a better citizen…
Trump looks like he can lose 40 or 50 pounds, he looks orange, I won’t mention what the hell is wrong with that hair. And has far as his mind goes, being a racists ain’t healthy.
Since Murder is no longer protected by Time, No Limitation………would TN then be prosecuting Rep Scott DesJarlais Fined $500 For Affairs With Patients and for paying to for Two Abortions?
Give them no choice and then charge them with murder. Might as well hand over a loaded gun and ask them to kill themselves. Why does anyone live in such places
Why is there a poll for every dam thing? How about a poll about doing the right thing? Treating people nice, helping the needy, homeless, are you a racists?
Ahad Khan, 12, came home from school in rural Westminster, Maryland, in tears because his best friend called him a future terrorist who couldn’t be trusted, according to Ahad’s father, Raza Khan.
WATCH: Ohio gun nut oozes white privilege as he explains his ‘right’ to terrorize black neighborhood
Travis Gettys TRAVIS GETTYS
13 DEC 2015 AT 22:53 ET
A White gun owner and a black barbershop owner sat down to discuss their differences after an angry confrontation that was captured last week in a viral video.
Daniel Kovacevic said he was just exercising his legs and his rights by strolling around a black neighborhood with a rifle strapped to his back and a pistol holstered to his belt — but Deone Slater said the armed man made him nervous.
“He could have turned around and run loose like Rambo on the building,” said Slater, who owns Kangaroo Kutz in Akron.
Ohio allows for the open carry of firearms, and both Kovacevic and legal experts said he broke no laws because he did not point either of his weapons at Slater or verbally threaten him.
“I walk up and down the street for exercise — it just happens that I have guns with me,” Kovacevic said.
The 25-year-old Kovacevic has been stopped by police multiple times — including a recent incident near the University of Akron — after alarmed residents called authorities and posted photos of him walking around their mostly black neighborhood.
Obama White House.gov
Thank you Chips for the heads up and good morning 🙂
Congrats Bobfr!! You’re number 1!!
Tied with you, Allison 🙂 Hope you have a good day!
#Hope4ALL
This was so weird: There’s a gas station near work that I always use to watch the direction of gas prices (although we get our gas at Costco). On Friday, gas went UP 16 cents! and was still at this high number this morning. Just weird.
I just paid more yesterday for a gallon of milk and a carton of eggs than I did a gallon of gas.
Everytime it happens, I still shake my head.
GM Chips, GM Tod!!
Congrats Allison on your Gold ⭐ too 🙂
Congratsssssssssss…Sir Bob….and Ms Allison …on First…
Does anyone know when the next DEM Debate will be?
Is it the 19th?
Yes.
yessss..thanks
Democratic Debate Schedule (2016 Primary Debates)
http://www.uspresidentialelectionnews.com/2016-debate-schedule/2016-democratic-primary-debate-schedule/
thanks
It’s so sad that Congress has remained silent – and we don’t seem to be able to change their position.
Wonderful news…congratulations to you Ruben.
Congratulations Ruben – way to go!!!
😎
Congrats!
Good news in France. The National Front is losing in the regional elections in the second phase. The Conservatives and Socialists are apparently winning in all areas.
Bringing over from the end of last…
“American Jewish servicemen fighting Nazi troops during World War II faced even greater dangers than their non-Jewish comrades. If they fell into enemy hands, Germany didn’t treat them as ordinary POWs with the attendant rights demanded by the Geneva Conventions. Instead, Jewish prisoners were handled the way Germans handled all Jews: they were dispatched to death or slave labor camps, with little chance of survival. The American Army even advised its Jewish troops to destroy their dog tags and other identifying documents if captured by Nazi forces.
The group of over a thousand American soldiers were captured in late 1944 and early 1945 in the Battle of the Bulge and transported to the Stalag IXA POW camp near Ziegenhain, Germany. One of their first orders was to separate out the Jewish troops and present them to their German captors.
The German camp commander, Major Siegmann, delivered the order in English to the ranking American serviceman in the camp. This was Master Sergeant Roddie Edmonds, a stocky 24-year-old from Knoxville Tennessee. Remembered by his fellow troops from basic training as a gentle, unassuming soldier, Sgt. Edmonds might have seemed an unlikely candidate for the heroism he was about to display.
According to his son, Rev. Chris Edmonds, who has spent years speaking with witnesses and piecing together what happened that day on January 27, 1945, instead of ordering Jewish troops front and center, Sgt. Edmonds turned to his men and said, “We are not doing that, we are all falling out.”” more> > > > >
Thanks Chips for posting the President’s statement. I love how strong, intelligent, well-informed and decisive our President is.
In a distant third place is former Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley, at 4 percent
I want to rant about Bernie. I admit to being Nickelby-centric all weekend so I’m not up on all of the facts. But on Bill Press this morning, they said that Bernie griped the Paris climate agreement wasn’t good enough and showed PBO’s “failure of leadership.”
“Failure of leadership?” You have to use Boehner’s effing favorite phrase?!
Bernie Sanders has zero grip on political reality and would be the Worst. President. Ever. (unless it’s one of the clown car loons).
Gee, Bernie, here’s “failure of leadership”: you’ve been griping for 40 years and the country has gone further and further RWNJ. Maybe YOU’RE the failure. Because what, exactly, have you accomplished except to bitch and moan? You’ve never faced an ounce of the tons of b.s. PBO faces every single day. You’ve never faced the expectations of actually getting something done. You sanctimonious jerk.
Let’s see – if you couldn’t get climate change reversed in the next 10 years, your “principles” would mean there would be no deal at all?
He has the political instincts of a 5 year old. And he is ginning up his supporters to NOT support any Democrat without his purity. You’e never worked with the system to make it a better system.
Thank you for saying what all of us think.
I was afraid I’d said too much, but the more I see of him as a Presidential candidate, the more I dislike him.
You said plenty that needed saying. I posted it to my twitter acct.
Thanks! I think he is naive (and there is no excuse at his age and experience), and therefore dangerous. He is a more powerful Ralph Nader and he can do serious damage.
You are so right about the naivete. He is idealistic (which is not bad in itself) but has no real sense of how things really work and how hard it is to accomplish anything at all in the current environment. I know a lot of us wish the Paris agreement had gone further but at the same time we know that we couldn’t achieve everything and that it’s a major feat that the accord was accomplished. There is something to be said for acknowledging that there is more work to be done (as there always is, nothing is perfect!) but that this is a major step forward.
The agreement is historic. It’s not perfect, but it’s a hell of a start to get most of the world onboard. That Bernie dismisses that is Nader-istic and therefore a danger to this country. I appreciate his views, as do we all. But his dismissal of PBO is childish and is proof that he is not capable of being an effective POTUS. I dislike him more and more, because the country and the world are at stake and he is stoking the childish whiny leftists who are part of the reason we got Bush as POTUS and had the disastrous 2010 and 2014 elections.
PBO in 3 words, “We Got This.”
Now watch (or better yet, Don’t watch) the media spin this into something negative.
I agree, Vicki. I can’t watch anything on tv when it comes to this President.
Hello TOD on a Monday ICY rainy day from MN 😦
Thank you Chips, NW and the rest of the Great People here at TOD that make TOD a Buffet of News.
🍸 🍸 🍸
Its bone chilly cold in Los Angeles expecially thise of us near the mountains.
It sure is JoJo !!
Good morning 🙂
Good Morning GGail, hows you?
I’s coooooold cold Jojo, although we got some good rain last night and predicted to get more this weekend – that’s good news 🙂
I support POTUS 100000000%
Congrats on your Au ⭐ Doc.
Congratulations to all the Au ⭐ winners since last night.
Now back to catching up.
12-14-15.
WH Presser with Josh “The Voice” Earnest.
LIVE and starting shortly.
Should a horse even be eligible for SI’s Sportsperson of the Year?
Yes
3% (3)
No
82%● Percentage: 82
82% (75)
http://www.latimes.com/sports/sportsnow/la-sp-sn-serena-williams-american-pharoah-sports-illustrated-20151214-htmlstory.html
SI states that the sportsperson of the year award goes to “the athlete or team whose performance that year embodies the spirit of sportsmanship and achievement.” That puts American Pharoah at a clear disadvantage since horses can’t really display sportsmanship.
A Perfect example of what Racism is by Dehumanizing a Black Woman with a Horse?
Seriously? Who in God’s name came up with this?
The Fact that LA Times went with this publicly is as Tone Deaf and as Bigoted as the rest of Today’s US News Media in general.
Are we really shocked, just a few days ago a Policeman in Oklahoma was convicted of raping 13 African American woman and not a single new network carried the verdict. Where were the feminist, where was the outrage? so the fact that a fucking horse was being considered as a legitimate choice for ‘sportsman’ of the year over Serena Williams is not all that surprising.
*news
and today 12-14-15
Not yet there in MN.
But, it’s coming!
Ok TODers, I would like some advice on Dental HMOs and whether you think they are worth signing up for.
As many of you know, I am in business for myself and happily part of Covered California for my medical insurance. This year they started offering some dental insurance plans for adults. The dental plans don’t have subsidies, so the rates are similar for other group insurance pools, I think.
I have great dental habits but quite a few crowns that all have a shelf life (as those of you with crowns probably know), so the idea of dental insurance is attractive to me. The Covered CA PPO plans’ monthly premium to waiting period/benefit ratio is not worth it for me, so I am looking at HMO plans from Delta, Access and another company.
Problem is, all three got horrible reviews on yelp – like one stars all around. Plus, when I look at provider directories, the dentists listed as participating have a lot of reviewers saying they won’t perform the services that are covered by the HMOs and that they use billing tricks or flat out refuse to do covered services (“deep cleaning” seems to be a racket of sorts).
In your experiences/opinions, are these HMO plans more trouble than they are worth or should I roll the dice and try one?
Thanks, deadline is tomorrow, so I need to decide today 🙂
Delta Dental … All the way!
You’ve had a good experience with them, DF?
I have:) They have been great for regular dental issues , cleanings etc and also braces and periodontal issues that I have…I had surgery and they were great, Dentists love Delta Dental for some reason….maybe quick payments/ You have my recommendation:)
I have:) I buy it for my family from my work insurance…great for regular issues and also braces and periodontal issues…I had surgery on my gums and they were great. I highly recommend them.
That’s great to hear! I have read lots of negative stuff online, so hearing that you have used it and that they were great makes me feel like maybe it would be worth it to give the HMO plan a try. The monthly/annual cost is low. I just wanted to hear from someone who actually had used the plan. Thank you so much!
They have been great for me and my family…. Boy, have I used them!! I think you should choose them if you are able
Now you tell us, df, I should have come to you, I had a crown put in by a butcher. I’m seriously considering finding a new dentist.
I’ve had Delta Dental for years and I’ve always had great experience with them. My plan is through the University of CA so it may be different coverage but they’re a good company.
Thanks Meta,
I appreciate you taking the time to share you experience. You and Desert Flower have put me at ease.
Me too: Delta Dental is my insurance and I’ve not had any problems for over 15 years.
Thanks Betsy! I love TOD! 🙂
MSoph, have you read these? I think Delta Dental might be the route for you
https://www.deltadentalins.com/about/pressroom/2015/dd-recommits-to-16-public-exchanges.html
and,
Delta Dental premiums on health care exchange remain steady for 2016, contrary to national trend
December 9, 2015
SAN FRANCISCO — Delta Dental of California and its affiliated companies announced today that their premiums for family dental plans available on multiple public health care exchanges remain roughly the same for plan year 2016 as they were for plan year 2015, in contrast to a recent report showing a rise in the cost of exchange plans.
Pediatric dental coverage is one of ten “essential health benefits” under the Affordable Care Act, while adult dental coverage is also available in most state exchanges. In most states, exchanges offer separate (stand-alone) pediatric dental policies that can be combined with qualified health plans, as well as optional adult dental coverage.
In a recent report from the Wall Street Journal, the Obama administration acknowledged what many health care experts predicted — that many consumers across the country will see premium increases for the 2016 plan year. Not so, however, for Delta Dental clients and prospective enrollees.
“When our affordable family dental plans were designed for 2016, we made a conscious effort to keep benefits and rates the same for 2016 as they were in 2015,” said Gary D. Radine, president and CEO of Delta Dental of California and its affiliates. “Cost is a major factor in deciding to purchase a health or dental plan, and we keep the consumers’ concerns top of mind.”
Delta Dental’s group of companies currently offers ACA-compliant health care marketplace dental PPO and HMO-type plans in 16 states including the District of Columbia. The company also offers consumers an online resource center as a hub of information about the Affordable Care Act and its requirements.
Please visit healthcare.gov during open enrollment to view our dental plan options in your state.
Thanks for the info, GGail
Yes, that is nice that they didn’t increase their premiums, but I am concerned about some of the horror stories I have heard about how they often try to refuse claims or that they pre-approve a claim, only to deny it after the work is done and submitted. I have two dentist clients that have nothing but bad things to say about them – that they don’t pay enough for services and constantly try to get out of paying claims (one decided not to participate anymore). Quite a few of the dentists listed as in network have yelp reviews that accuse them of refusing to perform covered services (i.e. they will only do a “deep cleaning” or they don’t do amalgam fillings).
If I am paying for the insurance, but will end up paying as much or more due to bait and switch by either Delta or a participating dentist, then I might just try to work out a cash deal with a dentist if I need a big procedure.
This is why I wanted to know about any TODers actual experience with the company and how they are at paying/honoring claims.
We’ve had Delta Dental for years. When I went to the OU Dental school for faculty care, had to have gum bone grafts, the paid well and quickly. Delta Dental was one of two or three companies the Dental School accepted. They did not accept Blue Cross/Blue Shield. My regular dentist takes it and I get two free cleanings a year, a discount on the third I have to have because of gum issues, and paid well on a filling I just had. My plan is associated with Tricare for Life; it is the federal plan.
Thank you Carolyn!
Thank you Desert Flower, GGail, Meta and Betsy for taking the time to share your Delta Dental experiences. This is why I love TOD so much. It’s not just a place to come for preaching to the OBOT choir, but a place filled with folks who are compassionate and helpful and empathetic and get-things-done type of people 🙂 I guess we share those qualities with PBO – why we identify with and admire him so much. You guys rock!
As for Don, wishing you a kinder, gentler dentist next time! Sounds like you had this guy 🙂 :
Madame Soph, I hope you settle on some good insurance for your peace of mind.
DT would only have to threaten to sue the SOS and they would back down……GOP always finding a way to cheat.
because voting is administered by the state…there are as many rules as there are states…sorry to say Jo Jo…that for most of my life i did not pay attention to the voting laws and how it was being administered…the President has made me a better citizen…
That song from MJ…….with this as part of the Lyrics…… Wanna be starting something……..It looks like BWD went there 😉
This was in reference to Trump’s Doctor saying that Trump is the Healthiest Presidential Candidate 😆 🙄 😆 🙄
Trump looks like he can lose 40 or 50 pounds, he looks orange, I won’t mention what the hell is wrong with that hair. And has far as his mind goes, being a racists ain’t healthy.
Preach cousin pookie/annieb !!! 🙂
That does not include his MENTAL health which is in serious question…..
Now here comes the non-apology and more bullshit…..
My gosh hf – I shouldn’t have gone to check that out – your tweet says it all – the racism comes from the depth of their souls
Since Murder is no longer protected by Time, No Limitation………would TN then be prosecuting Rep Scott DesJarlais Fined $500 For Affairs With Patients and for paying to for Two Abortions?
this is the ultimate RW fantasy…
Give them no choice and then charge them with murder. Might as well hand over a loaded gun and ask them to kill themselves. Why does anyone live in such places
Why is there a poll for every dam thing? How about a poll about doing the right thing? Treating people nice, helping the needy, homeless, are you a racists?
Ahad Khan, 12, came home from school in rural Westminster, Maryland, in tears because his best friend called him a future terrorist who couldn’t be trusted, according to Ahad’s father, Raza Khan.
Trump, Fox, Talk Radio Hate and US News Media are complicit.
yesss
Latest GOP Poll Nationally.
Done AFTER Trump’s ‘ close the country to Muslim’ comments.
The newly released Monmouth poll on the state of the GOP race nationally.
1. Donald Trump: 41% (up from 28% in a Monmouth poll in October)
2. Ted Cruz: 14% (up from 10%)
3. Marco Rubio: 10% (up from 6%)
4. Ben Carson: 9% (down from 18%)
The rest of the Republican field is at 3% or lower.
Didn’t Jesse Jackson, Jr. just finish a stint in the federal pen..
FOR DOING THE SAME THING??!?!
……………..
Ed O’Keefe ✔ @edatpost
Sen. @BobCorker failed to properly disclose about $2M in income since 2007 – until @wsj’s Brody Mullins called: http://on.wsj.com/1O3T2WE
Well Jesse Jackson Jr. did purchase a ‘cape’ with his proceeds, apparently they can overlook look 2mil but not a goddamn cape.
The Hate Continues to Grow as Bigots are allowed to demagogue and preach hate.
Beginning Shortly…
Being a middle aged white male might become a recognized mental health condition in the next addition of the DSM.
You don’t want to know what I’m thinking about this little fact….
Please share, sharing is caring.
Maybe later. At work on phone. Not fun
*Edition
a@nonbinarynegro
missouri state legislature has proposed a bill to stop college athletes from boycotting injustice by threatening their scholarships.
I KNEW this would be the next step…..GOP always changing the goal post to fit their agendas.
New post.
http://theobamadiary.com/2015/12/14/tweet-of-the-day-11/
WATCH: Ohio gun nut oozes white privilege as he explains his ‘right’ to terrorize black neighborhood
Travis Gettys TRAVIS GETTYS
13 DEC 2015 AT 22:53 ET
A White gun owner and a black barbershop owner sat down to discuss their differences after an angry confrontation that was captured last week in a viral video.
Daniel Kovacevic said he was just exercising his legs and his rights by strolling around a black neighborhood with a rifle strapped to his back and a pistol holstered to his belt — but Deone Slater said the armed man made him nervous.
“He could have turned around and run loose like Rambo on the building,” said Slater, who owns Kangaroo Kutz in Akron.
Ohio allows for the open carry of firearms, and both Kovacevic and legal experts said he broke no laws because he did not point either of his weapons at Slater or verbally threaten him.
“I walk up and down the street for exercise — it just happens that I have guns with me,” Kovacevic said.
The 25-year-old Kovacevic has been stopped by police multiple times — including a recent incident near the University of Akron — after alarmed residents called authorities and posted photos of him walking around their mostly black neighborhood.
http://www.rawstory.com/2015/12/watch-ohio-gun-nut-oozes-white-privilege-as-he-explains-his-right-to-terrorize-black-neighborhood/