"They Couldn't Invent Jesus."

Not necessary.

Plagiarism was more than sufficient.

#8 Have you determined how many of your former students have taken their own lives?

It would be an interesting data point to ponder.

#8 The point of which will flow over your head as if it never existed.

#29

Introduced in the House on June 20, 1963 as H.R. 7152 by a Democrat (Emanuel Celler D"NY).

In the US House, more southern Democrats voted for the Civil Rights Act of 1964 than did southern Republicans. Overall, more Democrats voted for the Act than did Republicans.

In the US Senate, more southern Democrats voted for the Civil Rights Act of 1964 than did southern Republicans. Overall, more Democrats voted for the Act than did Republicans.

Signed into law on July 2, 1964 by a Democrat (President Lyndon B. Johnson)

#20 Did Oz bring his "nannies" (plural) with him to the Valentine's Day party ? ? ? ?

Within 10 billion, how many people have ever lived on planet Earth?

Palate cleanser ...

snip ...

one of the most galling things about being governed over by Donny Convict's Cabinet of Sewer Clowns is that they run around like a bunch of ill-mannered children " and We the People have no choice but to endure it.

each and every one of them has the emotional maturity of a twelve-year-old, and they all believe they deserve all the attention, all the accolades and all the trappings of power, all the time.

they're bratty, self-entitled preteens who get bent out of shape over the pettiest ------- ----.

#1

#61 it is! :-)

#59 Apologies, Lamp.

#4 Regardless, you're an excellent addition to the dialog here.

Thank you, Coriolanus.

#4 An astute observation (...he stayed on to become a troll.), Coriolanus.

'Tis obvious to all except to the oblivious perps.

But I repeat myself.

#1 Thank you, Coriolanus ...

... and bravo for posting this.

As an aside, how many people were lured to the Drudge Retort when delving into the whole Terri Schiavo Case, thinking they were going to the Drudge Report, instead of the Drudge Retort...

...back in 2005?

#50 You're welcome.

#51 If it was "dishonest," than why isn't john_savage1 here to condemn it?

"Rex is still hoppin' mad at Rogers and he's trying to gin up another battle. Unemployment benefits run out, Rex? Job interview didn't pan out, Rex? Date with old girlfriend fall flat, Rex? You're pathetic! You've been a mental case as long as we've known you. Nobody is impressed with your faux outrage and nobody is impressed with your stupid accusations about Rogers. Why don't you go pickle your brain with some more alcohol It looks good on you." - "Twinpac

"Rex has gone off the deep end again. Have you stopped taking your meds Rex? Does that night shift job at the convenience store not pay enough to buy the meds? Go talk to big pharma. They have discount programs. If it's not a matter of money then make a new appointment with your shrink Rex. Seek help, seriously. Sitting on your ass, spending hours a day watching metal bands on YouTube until you've worked yourself up to a rage, is no way to go through life." - Whatsleft

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#33 No, it doesn't.

And it never did.

You're welcome.

#8 I suppose that explains why Plessy v. Ferguson is still the law of the land.

Right?

#10 How many times until pizza dough?

I say, last month.

Perhaps earlier.

#19 john_savage12 says, "Today's leftists are fighting the Fed as did the Confederates"

Here's a dime, buy a clue:

The Federal Reserve (the "Fed") was founded with the 1913 Federal Reserve Act. This was, of course, 50+ years following the Confederacy.

Also, it should be pointed out that the only one at war with the Fed is Pedodent Trump.

You're welcome.