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| 26th February 2008 Mason | Well....here's what I think. - From: Wichita, KS (and why I support Obama) 1) If I understand his plan he will raise taxes for the rich by reducing the corporate loop-holes in the tax code. I don't think many regular citizens will be affected. His real goal is to reduce unnecessary gov't spending (war). 2) I'm in favor of increased government, as long as the government is responsible enough to spend wisely. i.e. I'm against leaving healthcare in the hands of greedy corporate leaders who aren't as concerned with the life of their employees as they are with their own retirement plan. 3) The president is only given as much power as they choose to accept, and if I remember right we do have checks and balances that without corporate lobbyists influence should restrict the president from doing anything the country isn't in favor of. 4) Shouldn't the President inspire? Shouldn't he or she be someone to look up to and project a strong image of our America to the rest of the world? I think that should be the most important quality we should look for in a leader. --Thanks for reading I appreciate your comments. |
| 24th February 2008 Donna | - From: Wichita, KS (and why I support Obama) You seriously don't care about his policies?' His policies if successful will significantly raise taxes and increase the size of government. How much of your paycheck are you willing to part with? Read the Constitution and find out what the President of the United States is given the power to do. The President's job is not to inspire or send messages of hope and change around the world. |
| 1st December 2007 jason adair | farewell Nickel Creek??? - From: St. Louis what do you mean by "farewell Nickel Creek"? are they breaking up? -clueless |
| 14th October 2007 Jason Adair | Saving Roo - From: How I saved a little girl and a kangaroo from a wild dingo WOW - yer a hero... nay, a SUPERhero!!! so... now... what "really" happened? ;-) good thing the dingo didn't eat the baybee (seinfeld ref) |
| 14th October 2007 Hans | A hero! - From: How I saved a little girl and a kangaroo from a wild dingo A wonderful story and a happy ending. I enjoyed reading your adventure with the dingo here in Taizhou, China. Hans |
| 1st October 2007 LS | New jacket? - From: Penguins and Kangaroos Dude, do we need to send you a jacket that reads "Nashville" - perhaps one embroidered w/ rhinestones, etc.? C'mon, Mase, represent! |
| 29th September 2007 Jason Adair | Penguins & stuff - From: Penguins and Kangaroos hey mason, man it sounds like you're having a blast down under!! we haven't had much of a chance to really get to know a whole lot about you before you left, but after reading your travel blog, i can see you have quite a diverse set of interests & knowledge. yer a cool dude! have a great rest of the trip! looking forward to seeing you when you return. -jason. |
| 20th September 2007 Lance | Nice Blog - From: Docklands vs. Port Melbourne Thanks for the great pics. It sounds (and looks) like you are having some fun. Keep up the good work. |
| 28th August 2007 Chris Gliori | Footy Rules - From: St. Kilda and Australian politics Hey Mason, I am definitely jealous and would give anything to switch places with you right now. Glad to hear you attended a footy game. I thought I would offer some clarification on the footy score. The ACTUAL score is the number listed on the bottom so the final score was a little closer 82-112. There are 2 ways to score in footy. A 6 pointer and a 1 pointer. There are 2 sets of goal posts (like the field goal posts in American football but starting from the ground with no crossbar). If you get the ball through the narrow posts, its worth 6 points. If it goes through the wide posts, it's worth 1. The top score numbers list how many 6 pointers and how many 1 pointers. So the visitors had 17 - 6 pointers and 10 - 1 pointers for a total score of 112. Hope that helps understand the game a bit more! |
| 23rd August 2007 Brad | nice - From: Bob Dylan and the Melbourne Zoo Glad to hear about the good times and great entertainment by Dylan....enjoy the shoe boxes |
| 22nd August 2007 Derek | - From: Bob Dylan and the Melbourne Zoo Mason, Looks like you are having a great time! The pictures are amazing and that is crazy that you go to see Dylan while you are there...keep up the good posts and I'll see you when you retun. Take care my friend. |
| 14th August 2007 Paige | - From: First Impressions Hope you're having fun!! we're roasting here in Nashville, so therefore we're jealous that you are in Austrailia! |
| 11th August 2007 Jason Adair | Bat Bldg - From: First Impressions wow, i wonder if the nashville bat bldg was modeled after this one errr what :-) |
| 11th August 2007 Lance | Church - From: First Impressions I think that church is St. Paul's Cathedral: http://www.stpaulscathedral.org.au/ |
| 1st August 2007 Andy Waldroup | cool - From: 10 days and counting Hope you have a great trip man. Watch out for the kangaroos. |
| 30th July 2007 Jason | You kidding me.... - From: 10 days and counting Did I honestly just read the word "posh" in the abover post!!! My goodness Mason I am concerned....I know you have it for Posh Spice but there is no reason for that word to enter your everyday language!! Ha! Have fun bro! I am jealous! |
| 27th July 2007 Mark Moore | sounds exciting - From: 10 days and counting Mason, this trip sounds very exciting. I can't wait to see the pictures and hear the stories. Have a fun trip!! I'm jealous. |
| 26th July 2007 Jamey | Well, it ain't no Little Rock... - From: 10 days and counting Looks like fun. All I really hope is that you find Missy Higgins when you're down there and bring her back for me to marry. Seriously, have fun and thank for the ACL tickets. And remember, up with hope and down with dope 'cause you never get nowhere smokin' the pipe. |
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