TheNewTeddy

Global Warming can not be tracked though a single hot or cold day, or a month, or a year, or even a series of decades. It is a long-term change.

Exactly.

I've never been able to sit though the whole thing, but one of the times I was skipping though the parts, the topic came up, and I was shocked to hear what I did. IIRC it's some time after Caouette joins the debate, and his opinion was rather right-wing.

Crime Or "Innocent Privacy"

Interim leaders are not supposed to come up with "new ideas"

I didn't get this info from reading any wikipedia article or watching and documentary or reading any books about him. Those would be second and third hand sources. I got this info from watching this http://archives.cbc.ca/politics/parties_leaders/clips/15755/ The 1968 Federal Debate, where Douglas outlines his position(s)

Effort: C Results: B Ideas: A Works well with others: A Works well on his own: D Barry's attitude towards completing his projects has declined ever since some have started telling him "no". Rather than putting in additional hard work, this seems to have disheartened him, and he has been putting in less effort as a result.

Douglas thought that homosexuality was a mental illness that needed to be treated. However, Douglas, for just that line of thinking, was progressive for his time. There's 40 years between these men and Nash, and that's why her policies, even if they are the same, are so left-wing. The world has changed.

http://www.punditsguide.ca/ Cullen seems to have caught up to the front pack.

Final update, Alaska Romney - 32.6% Santorum - 29.0% Paul - 24.0% Gingrich - 14.2% 96% in. Romney has won.

With 79% reporting Alaska Romney - 33.3% Santorum - 29.9% Paul - 21.7% Gingrich - 14.9% Gingrich had been endorsed by Palin.

Obama also did poorly in the OK Primaries, and a few nutters who are challenging him will get a couple of delegates as a result.

Finally, 13% of Alaska. Romney - 31.7% Paul - 25.4%

For a first post/topic, this is borderline spam.

Romney has won Ohio Romney also has a nice lead in Idaho that nobody can really overtake. Alaska still tied at 0

http://elections.nytimes.com/2012/primaries/states/ohio Romney's got it in the bag. Most of the counties that are fully counted are Santorum, while those still counting are Romney.

86% reporting Romney ahead 401,329 votes to Santorum's 403,074 (must have updated mid-post)

It's like Quebecker leaders. Men/Anglos votes for Women/Quebeckers with the idea, that they will appeal to Women/Quebeckers, but Women/Quebeckers actually know better.

Virginia All votes are counted. Romney has won, 59.5% to 40.5% for Paul. Wyoming Wont finish counting until the end of the week. Massachusetts I do not think there are enough outstanding votes, period, for anyone to overtake Romney. Georgia There *may* mathematically be just enough outstanding votes to overtake Gingrich, but it wont happen. North Dakota Santorum has been ahead 40-25-25 all night. With 63% counted I'm going to call this one for him. Undecided Idaho Romney is doing well but it's still early. Alaska 4 way tie at 0 votes each. Ohio The race to watch. A Romney win could boost his campaign. 75% of ballots counted. Santorum holds a narrow 0.7% lead at 348K votes to Romney's 342K votes. Gingrich is far behind in 3rd. Edit - Margin changed while posting. Now the gap is 0.3%, Santorum at 360K and Romney at 357K

No no, Muslin!

85% of Icelanders speak English IIRC. 300,000 people would probably get them 6 MPs and 6 Senators. Even if they elected Icelandic parties, I'd still say this would be an asset to Canada. We should let them join if they want to. However; I do not think they will ever want to join.

Streep was excellent. It was the script that was god awful.

and

Idaho 5% R 66.0 Ohio 61% S 38.2 R 36.4

So wait, Obama is a Black Nazi Muslin? Also Ohio 56% S 38.1 R 36.5 ND 52% S 39.7 P 27.1 R 25.0