, from which all scriptures of the world come, and so, in other words, if you talk all the scriptures the world, the torah, the gospel, the koran, the gotha and combine them together you get this one heavenly book. that's quite a remarkable statement for a scripture to make. not only is it validating other scriptures but saying something quite unique that all these religions are intimately connected. the koran says something along the lines of god could have given you one prophet and one scripture if he wanted to, but he chose to make you into different communities, quote, so that you may know one another. now, this notion of jews and christians as fellow believers did not last much longer after the prophet mohammad's death. within a generation or so the scriptural scholars very quickly transformed jews and christians into unbelievers and separated islam from its parent religion as a way of creating independence, if you will, in other words, what they believed was that the koran annulled the previous scriptures. but that's not what the koran ever says. the koran says it completes the

>> well immigration is one of the major topics in scriptture -- scripture.s himself was a migrant when he was fleeing persecution. hebrews tells us to remember hospitality and remember the stranger, and jesus himself said the way we treat the stranger is the way we treat him. so we have to have a policy that's humane and that is a comprehensive way forward that deals with the sending countries, stainability, economic development, and when the children arrive here, treat them as humanitarianly and compassionately as we can. screaming at children is not a best reflection of it who we are as a nation. >> when you look at the messages that folks on different sides of this debate are putting out there, do you see much of faith coming, do you see that sort of in the narrative here? or not really? >> well, i think we can do better, but i am thankful for groups like the evangelical immigration table that's been working for over three years, groups like world vision and world relief, we're not talking about fixing the crisis, we're also helping these countries in hon

. >> he put a scripture across the top and wrote, i got it and put lol. we knew he watched the whole video, and i saw 5,000 comments that were just saying how people were so touched and that he encouraged them to go forward. >> where do you see kad p progressing from here? >> allowing him to set the limit. we just want him to have an ordinary life like everybody else, and we're just grateful he's able to touch lives now and encourage adults to go forth and be all they can be. >> are you seeing more activity on the go fund me page to help with kaden's medical expenses? >> yes, trying to pay off the bills we have to go forward. >> now, it's like we are starting to see the cloud of sunshine through, doing remarkable things nobody thought he would do. >> you have the right attitude and a catch phrase, i got it. >> i got it. >> i got it. >> i got it. >> i got it. >>> a brand new bmw sports car goes for a spin. >> starts different. >> oh, my gosh. the secret of the making of the daring drift. >>> from zoo animals to fashion designers. these are zoo jeans, how t

fw god of power, god of justice, from holy scriptures we know of your concern for the powerless in our world, the widow, the orphan, the foreigner. today we gather in this hallowed temple to representative government, dedicated to the enjoyment of freedom and legal protections for all its citizens. to honor raoul wallenberg and of only seven honorary american citizens and a righteous man among the nations. during an era when systemic brutal power was used for the eradication of those considered expendab expendable, your chosen people, he used his place in history, his position of authority, for those most in need, those who were powerless. even at the risk of his own death. we thank you that we have the ability to gather to remember him. may each of us, and all of us, be inspired by his courageous heroism, to answer the call of history and from positions of authority belonging to us, to find you present in the least of these in our own time. as we leave this place, may we hear as you do the cries of the poor and respond with the generosity befitting a people with many blessings. dear g

but don't write it in ancient scriptures.little -- >> it's a little messy. >> yeah, it's a little messy. >> thankful for a second chance. >> it looks like you're using ancient scripture, you know. >> second chance to change my life and to get into the steps of an alcoholism program. >> while things are looking up for abbey, marc gonzales has had a big setback, one likely to disappoint his mother. >> said don't get in any trouble. don't do anything bad. >> shortly after his mother's return to minnesota, gonzales was given a new job. he was moved from laundry detail to helping in the jail's intake unit. >> inmate gonzales was a trustee worker as we call it. when an inmate gets booked, in inmate gonzales would take his property and put it in different carts and bins. so he had access to inmate property, and he stole a cell phone and transported it back to his dorm. >> but gonzales says one of his co-workers stole the phone. >> he ended up stealing the cell phone from the property bag. it was in the big thing of clothes, and i ju

sharing just -- how he felt about life and -- you know, within 20 minutes, we wrote his favorite scriptures wrote that piece in 20 minutes. >> obviously -- every parent has to hi revels in their children and their accomplishments. how cool is it to work and write with your daughter? >> oh, my gosh. you know, we are so alike in so many ways. she sits with me on the plane. we order the same things. i ask for this. she wants the same thing. it is amazing. it is really cool. we were in paris together two, three weeks ago. we did a tribute to the beatles. it was just the two of us. it was just amaze. witness really feels to have your kids so close to you and it is a testament. >> in terms of actual compositions, how would -- how was your fan base find these tracks as compared to the other kinds of material we heard over the years? >> you know, so much of this album goes back to how i used to make records. the writings of the songs are really just about my family and it is about my personal turmoil. it is also about south africa. when they connect with it hopefully they will connect with the true

susanna's scripture teacher at church. >> it was on a sunday. and i don't remember who i heard it from. but they said that brother smith's -- sorry. >> reporter: no one knew at the time but it would take week for the plane's wreckage to be found. susanna says she would have trudged through the winter snow to search herself. but what could a 17-year-old 500 miles away do? a lot, it turns out. susanna learned of a service that will provide satellite images for searches just like the one in idaho. susanna began a facebook page to help organize an online search of thousands upon thousands of satellite and aerial images. >> at the time, it was for gratifying to be able to do something to help. >> reporter: she had no idea what she was starting. the group grew to more than 2,000 members and susanna worked around the clock managing it all. and in the process raising her own spirits and learning just how powerful a community can be behind the right leader. >> i know a lot of people came away with their faith strengthened and kind of more -- a better per

you're usually the one who quotes scripture. but my only thing i could ever quote -- i may not even have it perfectly right -- but from proverbs. "when there is no vision, the people perish." that happens to be one of the all-time, most interesting statements i've ever heard. and i think if you don't know what's going to happen and you don't know what is happening, how are you going to embrace any problem of our time with any seriousness? if all you're ever doing are two parties fighting over everything and everything is debatable, and you can never reach a consensus on any single thing, and you don't even have common goals anymore, what are we here? starting to wonder. and so i actually -- it goes pretty deep here. i think this is so fundamental. and i don't -- i think the only thing we have that we can learn is i do believe that old saw, information is power. i think if we learn what the truth is, we find out what is actually happening, and we have the facts, we can act on them. but there are still many americans who won't. i

it's written all over the scriptures. the church has a very well documented history of social service outreach, and supporting migrants, supporting anyone who is in need. and this just presented itself to us as an obvious no-brainer that we needed to help here. >> reporter: to protect the children and families they're helping, the diocese isn't allowing journalists to photograph or interview them, but andrews did show us some video he took on his smartphone. here a nun plays with one of the migrant children. and they look obviously, just like kids. >> that's what i am saying, kids are kids. and that's kind of something what we wish more people would understand and see these people for their humanity and they are just like your kids. >> reporter: as organizations like the san bernardino diocese seek to aid and comfort the new migrant arrivals, immigration rights activists say they've seen this immigration crisis brewing for years. >> well, we've known there has been an increase in the number of children who have been migra

there are prayers in the bahai scripture called tablets of visitation. >> the beauty of the adored one hath been unveiled. >> and they have to do with the passing of an important figure. so it is read every commemoration of the martyrdom of the bab. and also when bahais go on pilgrimage and they visit tombs, they would say those tablets of visitation. the standing is out of respect. in the bahai faith, you pray towards israel, towards haifa, in israel, where the holy shrines are. the central mission of the bahai faith is to go out and establish the unity of the human race. the bahai belief is that in this day and age, one of the meanings of the kingdom of god is that all people will join together in a common spiritual belief. the bahai teaching isn't that there are multiple religions which are equal. the bahai teaching is that there's only one religion. >>> finally, members of the chabad-lubavitch movement marked the 20th anniversary of the death of their spiritual leader, rabbi menachem schneerson. tens of thousands gathered at schneerson's grave site in queens, new york. many left pr

democrats and republicans get together and pray together, read scripture. we have a prayer breakfast. i don't usually get to meet because they meet early on wednesday morning, and i'm usually on a train. but our chaplain here is always reminding us of the most important rules, commandments in the bible. one of those is found in the new testament, to love the lord thy god with all thy heart, all thy soul, all thy mind. the second one is to love thy neighbor as thyself. that was the response by jesus in response to a bunch of for pharocees. when he said love thy neighbor as theis, he says, who's our neighbor? you'll recall he famously told the story of the parable of the good samaritan. and it's a good question for us to ask today. who is our neighbor? if we really love our neighbor as ourselves, how do we treat them? the folks in mexico, in canada, and these three central american countries, they're our neighbor. so are the people on the other side of the world. we have a reputation as a nation of trying to treat others, not just in our own neighborhoods, no

democrats and republicans get together and pray together, read scripture. we have a prayer breakfast. i don't usually get to meet because they meet early on wednesday morning, and i'm usually on a train. but our chaplain here is always reminding us of the most important rules, commandments in the bible. one of those is found in the new testament, to love the lord thy god with all thy heart, all thy soul, all thy mind. the second one is to love thy neighbor as thyself. that was the response by jesus in response to a bunch of for pharocees. when he said love thy neighbor as theis, he says, who's our neighbor? you'll recall he famously told the story of the parable of the good samaritan. and it's a good question for us to ask today. who is our neighbor? if we really love our neighbor as ourselves, how do we treat them? the folks in mexico, in canada, and these three central american countries, they're our neighbor. so are the people on the other side of the world. we have a reputation as a nation of trying to treat others, not just in our own neighborhoods, no

i, want to close with a, think i will close with a little, scriptural reference here. have, believe it or not we have bible study group that meets here in the capitol, democrats, republicans one a week, meet together, pray together, read scripture. we have a bible prayer breakfast. i don't get to meet because they meet i recall wednesday morning and i'm usually on a train. our chaplain is reminding us most important rules, commandments in the bible. one is the found in the new testament. love the lord thy god with all thy heart and soul and mind and love your neighbor as yourself. those responses were given in response by jesus to a bunch of pharisees. they were trying to trick him up. he was pretty smart guy. he responded to a question they didn't know how to handle. they said, who is our neighbor? he famously told the story of the parabell of the good samaritan. that is good question who is our neighbor? if we loveto our neighbor as ourselves how do we treat them. folks in mexico and canada and these three central american countries they're our neighbor and so are pe

does she read scripture to the dog. i'd love to know. >> she's a reverend. i don't know. i don't though what she does. >> i'd love to have her on the show because maybe she can teach bambino how to stop licking certain parts of his body and getting little infections and things because that little dambi is what i'm calling him today. he kept me up all night long. i love that dog so much. i thought this is just like when the kids were -- yeah. up all night with nthem trying o soothe them. finally i'd get them quiet but frank would start the -- between frank and bambino. i apologize for anything i might do. >> but she can help. if you say kiss, he licks two fingers. he knows those, kiss, llama. does your dog knows what that is? >> i don't want to waste that word on my dog. >> my dog knows elevator. this is a great piece of video. this is one of a dog that felt guilty because the beegle charlie stole a toy from a baby. took the toy, baby is crying. what does the beegle do? returns it. >> he brings it back. >> he brings everything. he just keeps piling stuff up on the baby. i

as they read your sacred scriptures, may they feel the stirring of your holy spirit. lord, bless all human hearts that today are lifted up to you. accept their prayer and praise, as you guide them on the road as you lead them on the road that leads to eternal life. we pray in your merciful name. amen. the presiding officer: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to the flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the presiding officer: the clerk will read a communication to the senate. the clerk: washington, d.c., july 7, 2014. to the senate: under the provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable tim kaine, a senator from the commonwealth of virginia, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: patrick j. leahy, president pro tempore. mr. reid: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. reid: i move to proceed to calendar number 384, s. 2363, hag

demonstration the group is armed with signs, some with pictures of an unborn foetus, others with scripture during this demonstration the french held a memorial. >> i believe babies deserve a funeral, and to show people, yes, this is what is doing on. >> a wusz would do something like this. >> reporter: the pastor says the tactics may be aggressive, but not extreme. >> that's normal christianity. we have fallen so far below the norm, being normal seems to be extreme. >> reporter: he plans to travel with operation save america to the next big protest. the goal is for abortion to come to an end. this woman feels her voice is key to the mission. >>> a new study reveals more about the challenges facing veterans. a group called iraq and afghanistan veterans of america, surveyed 2,000 members deployed during the conflicts. half say they know at least one iraq or afghanistan veteran who attempted suicide. 40% say they knew someone who committed suicide, and nearly a third say they have thought about taking their own life. i spoke to matt howard, a retired marine who served in iraq and asked if he

decide that i don't let me say that from a parable they are generally identified as parables in the scriptures are generally confined to the things that jesus said that tell you a story or the kingdom of heaven is like and and he sets it in the context of a metaphor and we assume that it is a metaphor when we go beyond those parameters and we assume things to be parabolic that were not sent to be parabolic then that gets up to interpretation and i know always think that's a wise thing to do and weapons of worship on twitter are instincts equivalent to what some believe as well expresses the holy spirit no there are two different things when i'm talking about instincts i'm talking about how the creator wired you how the manufacturer may do when people talk about the holy spirit that's how he read danger or how he brings you into relationship with him and follow instincts was not written to be exclusive to those people who have had a holy spirit experience it is more about how we have been created to function better or best in certain types of environments and purple rose on twitter what is some

. >> we have a total of 80 inmates that get read scriptures every day. >> every day, he takes it upon and he puts a little piece of paper and has three bottle verses. it's nice that his spirit moves him to do that. to take it upon himself to try to win another soul. >> fame's popularity is not unlike what he enjoyed on the outside as the owner of a barbecue restaurant and catering service. >> had an opportunity to get a partnership with a gentleman and we started building the business together. so god blessed me with this young man and he bought trailer. so not only one trailer, we had two trailers and we had two locations. officer moore hired fames to caterer parties at his home and took note to businesses growth. >> i asked him how did you get this money? he said there's a rich benefactor who believes in me. okay, cool. do your thing. >> narrator: moore was startled to see fames in jail as an inmate. >> that, basically, made my heart drop. and i was kind of upset. like what are you doing in here. i told him, straight up: don't lie to me, man. >> fames told moore he was innocent. >>

it comes with a little scripture that reminds you of god's love. it's really nice. have short eyelashes and for anyone who has really short eye lashes you don't want to put fake on but this is a thing by lancolme and it's called the booster. you take this out and it adds an extra coating to your maskara. it really does lengthen and extend. >> it comes as an enormous shock for somebody to see you without it. that's the danger. >> you know what. >> did you miss me? >> i didn't know he went to prison. i thought he spent a night in jail. >> she meant jail. to me they are the same thing. you are locked up and in handcuffs and you can't get out until somebody makes it so. >> sorry about that. the interview making headlines around the world. matt's sit down with the most famous in-law pipa and the lovely courtney kox. all of your celebrity buzz after this. until you book. um... yeah, i'd do that! ♪ hey, let's talk probiotics. for digestive health? erin andrews? yeah. and did you know trubiotics is a daily probiotic that helps in two ways? it supports digestive and immune h

demonstration the group is armed with signs, some with pictures of an unborn foetus, others with scripture. during this demonstration the group held a memorial for what they said was an unborn foetus. >> that baby deserved a funeral and to show people, yeah, this is what is going on. this pastor says the group's tactics may be aggressive, but are not extreme. >> we have fall ep blow the norm, being normal appears to be extreme. >> she plans to travel with operation america. the goal is to come to an end. >> announcer: a flood of migrants headed for the united states. many of them children. risking their lives to cross the border. some americans want them to go home. what is the solution? tonight, our special report - border insecurity. >>> hi everywhere, i'm john seigenthaler. the problem of undocumented immigrants is nothing new. over the past nine months it has gotten worse. this week the federal government warned that as many as 90,000 migrant children will attempt to cross the border by the end of selent. it was the topic of a meeting with leaders of el salvador, guatemala and honduras

i believe that if we're doing the right thing for our children, if we're living up to what the scriptures tell us about justice where the scriptures talk about blessed are they who hunger and thirst for justice for they shall be satisfied. well, if you think of how we treat children as a measure or an indicator of justice and our commitment to justice, we cannot say that these numbers are in any way acceptable, that our hunger and our thirst for that kind of justice cannot be satisfied with these numbers. so we should -- we should be committed to not just tracking and making marginal or incremental progress. we should be committed to the full measure of justice for our children. hubert humphrey said -- he may have said it on this floor when he represented minnesota. he said the moral test of a government is how it treats those in the dawn of life, our children. that part i'm paraphrasing. probably he added some words to that. those in the twilight of life and those in the shadows of life. he said that was the moral test of a government. so if we're talking about what humphrey said about c

suzanna's scripture teacher at church. >> it was on a sunday. i don't remember who i heard it from. but they said that brother smith -- sorry. >> reporter: no one knew at the time but it would take weeks for the plane's wreckage to be found. suzanna said she would have trujed through the winter snow to search herself much what could a 17-year-old 500 miles away do? a lot it turns out. suzanna learned of con not it provides slight images for searches. she began a facebook page to begin an organize online search of thousands upon thousands of satellite and aerial images. >> at the time it was gratifying to help. >> reporter: the group grew to more than 2,000 members and suzanna worked around the clock managing it all. in the process raising her own spirits and learning just how powerful a community can be behind the right leader. >> i know a lot of people came away with their faith strengthened and, you know, a better perspective on life and on people. >> reporter: garvin thomas, "today in the bay." >> nice to see something positive come out of tragedy there. much more ahead on "today

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but scripture has guidelines of holy wars. chaplains are with men being taught not to kill, he has that maybe you ought to turn the cheek in certain circumstances, but you have a responsibility to protect your wife and children. who i havehannan never met but i recently read a him, it waso inscribed to him. he was a valiant and noble guy. that is a real dilemma. some people have a hard time. one of the things they came home with after combat was the depression of having killed a lot of people. my uncle was in the mobile gun battalion. he told me, mercifully i did not see most of the people i killed. we were in tanks at long distances. he said the infantry saw the people they killed. he said i did not have to see it, and i'm glad i did not. but they did their job. any other questions? any other thoughts? i think we are out of time. i appreciate your attention. thank you for coming. the watergateo, scandal led to the only resignation of an american president. throughout this month and early august, american history tv revisits 1

>> well, first of all i think ronald reagan is to the conservative movement as scripture is to christians. everybody will quote reagan for their purposes. and there is a kind -- there was some ambiguity in this. yes, he was very tough on foreign policy, but he made a lot of choices that were not on the interventionist's side. and i was really taken by the strength of rand paul's language. it almost sounded like he asked howard dean to ghost write that thing for him. let's intervene and consider the consequences later crowd. i think the party is badly split on this. i think the democrats are split, too, but not as radically as the republicans are between the much more interventionist wing, and the wing to some degree representing rick perry wing. and the non-interventionist wing quoting rand paul. >> and one of the things dick cheney seems to be doing in taking this decidedly hawkish stand is moving the goal post back to where it is his side of the field, if you will, because likely because there is this battle playing out in the pages of newspapers across this country. >> well, like the c

if anything, the scriptures talk about we ought to preach good news to the poor and word poor in thetment means those made poor by systemic discrimination. you have to deal with systems and denial of minimum wage, keeping minimum wage at the rate it was in 1968 is a form of exploitation, they are more than abortion and praying in school. we must talk about wages and public education and helgt care, the real moral issues of our time. >> reverend, dr. william barber, pastor at the greenleaf christian church in north carolina, great to have you with us. we'll have you back to talk about this issue. it has to happen for the young folks in this country, no doubt about it. thank you, reverend. coming up, americans have hurt the feelings of former senate -- corporate inversion, stay with us. we never thought we'd be farming wind out here. it's not just building jobs here, it's helping our community. siemens location here has just received a major order of wind turbines. it puts a huge smile on my face. cause i'm like, 'this is what we do.' the fact that iowa is leading the way in wind energ

demonstration the group is armed with signs, some with pictures of an unborn fetus and others with scripture. during this demonstration they hold a memorial in the french quarter for an unborn fetus. >> i believe that baby deserves a funeral to show people, yeah, this is what's going on. >> a wuss would do something like that. >> reporter: he said they're aggressive but not extreme. >> to me that's normal christianity. we have fallen so far below that norm, being normal seems to be extreme. >> reporter: she plans to travel with operation save america to the next big protest. she says her goal is for abortion to come to an end, and feeling her voice is key to that mission. jonathan martin, al jazeera, new orleans. >>> a new study reveals more about the challenges facing veterans. a group surveyed 2,000 members deployed during the conflicts. nearly half say they know at least one iraq or afghanistan veteran who has attempted suicide. 40% know someone who did, in fact, kill themselves, and nearly a third say they have thought about taking their own life. good to have back on the program matt ho

it seems as if he is to quote shakespeare, citing scripture if are his own purpose.tology is being used to justify a right-wing idea ol joe in order to protect america, i guess, from these refugee children. i've even moved from calling them immigrants, unaccompanied children to refugees who are fleeing a context that is violent, that is dangerous and i guess i would ask my dear colleague have you forgotten about the jesus who was a child escaped into egypt, crossed a border, as it were, in order to escape what was going on there in his homeland of bethlehem with harrod. have you forgotten about moses who was put in a basket by his mother so that he could escape the genocide that was taking place right there in egypt? and so i'm hoping that he will come and check out the bible, the jesus of the bible who in the real sense was not about building fences, but about building bridges. >> yes. beautifully stated. conservatives love to quote leviticus when it comes to social issues. >> yeah. >> it seems they skipped over leviticus 19 which says this, when a stranger resides

our responsibility as stewards of the planet which, by the way, is directed to us in every major scripture of every major religion. now, both of our nations pride ourselves on science and innovation. so the bottom line is this is up to us. it's up to us to deliver. i know prime minister modi understands urgency. he's called for a saffron revolution because the saffron color represents energy. he said this revolution should focus on renewable energy. he's absolutely right. together i believe we can at last begin a new constructive chapter in the united states/india climate change relationship. the united states has an immediate ability to make a difference here and we need to eliminate the barriers that keep the best technology out of the indian market, and the united states can help india find and develop new sources of energy through renewable technologies and greater export capacity for liquefied natural gas. already we've brought together more than $1 billion in financing for renewable energy projects, and with this funding we helped to bring india's first 1,000 megawatts of solar power

i do take some personal offense when people cast dispersion" quoteyour --" scripture. sure the things like the holocaust and groups like al qaeda and hamas never again. when we and the u.n. turned a -- this is not from a guns -- guns, guns, a citizen of the world. host: richard from massachusetts. independent line. caller: i don't believe we business.in anybody's if they are no threat to us, we think we can push people around. to a pointple around that they attacked us. that's why we are being attacked. we are in the middle east. america has killed more people than hitler would ever think of killing. i'm tired of people saying that we have to go over there and take care of this and that. that is totally ridiculous. i'm really upset over this. to call myself an american. host: canada condemns russia unacceptable military aggression . another tweet this morning from ruth benjamin smith. ryan from louisiana. democrats line. caller: good morning. i don't think we should put boots on anymore soil. we should not risk our best for other people. we have a bigger problem with t

sadly who regarded this scripture was using it improperly. you have to read the scripture surrounding the verse. he tack it out of -- took it out of context. lot of people do that with scripture. host: cindy thank you. lynn, california, independent line. caller: good morning. i wanted to talk about the immigration in california and the representative from san jose. i just have a hard time understanding how they can want to take on more people in our state when if you looked at them now as far as the drought goes, 80% of our state is in extreme drought. host: where's bishop? caller: bishop is in the valley where los angeles gets its water. host: you're in central california? caller: i'm in the sierra valley mountain range. we're about 40 miles from the border. it's northeast. what happens if you seeing some of the footage of the central valley where california was a huge world grower of food, the farm is dried up. when you get to a point, you can only help yourself. we are in a situation where we cannot even help ourselves. we cannot supply wa

it's as old as the scriptures and as clear as the american constitution. of the day, even the southerners said you couldn't fight the golden rule. you couldn't fight do unto others as you'd have them do unto you, it's the most basic idea of fairness. >> ifill: fifty years later, it's hard to remember why people objected to what seems to be a given now, equal rights, and a level playing field, which is how johnson put it. but at the time, this was an argument which was familiar to us now, which is an argument against government expansion, and government expansion over basic people's control. >> this was gonna be a government takeover, this was gonna be a usurpation of private property rights, this was gonna tell businessmen who they had to serve and who they, it's so much like the arguments that were made against the affordable care act, that you can't force people to buy insurance, that's un- american, that's, it's gonna destroy the constitution, it's gonna create an army of snoops from washington, it's gonna, and it's very, that part of the argument that

andrea's watch awful he told the guardian that the penis drawings were what i would call triumphant in scripture they claim their own space in large letters that not only expressed sexual desire but talked about the act of selling sex itself and that is very very rare triumphant sounds about right by the way rumor has it that archaeologists are also looking into another inscription found at the site that appears to say in the greek if you would have a good time call socrates. he . is the good the bad of the very very ignorant but certainly ugly the good stephanie miller appearance on c.n.n. state of the union yesterday the progressive talk show host slammed former republican senate candidate carly fiorina for defending the republican line on a hobby lobby and birth control here in his degree in medieval history miller said promptly comes in handy when she tries to it. plain republican opposition to birth control check it out. by the way i respect you as a woman very much in your accomplishments i even read that you a study medieval history which i which i think will come in handy when trying to