If we are going to have a functioning and healthy democratic society, we need to be open to civil discourse. read more

If we are going to have a functioning and healthy democratic society, we need to be open to civil discourse. In other words, we have to be able to disagree without being disagreeable.

Once you say it's okay to screen for gender, there's nothing that you can say that it's not okay to read more

Once you say it's okay to screen for gender, there's nothing that you can say that it's not okay to screen for — whether it's eye color, hair color, trivial issues.

Dear, never forget one little point. It's my business. You just work here.

Dear, never forget one little point. It's my business. You just work here.

Exactly, they just get some bands and say, This is the future of rock-and- roll, this band, and then they're read more

Exactly, they just get some bands and say, This is the future of rock-and- roll, this band, and then they're everywhere.

It's a very beautiful country and it has some of the Arab world's most interesting, best preserved, medieval ruins. And read more

It's a very beautiful country and it has some of the Arab world's most interesting, best preserved, medieval ruins. And it's also got a living culture which is exotic in the true sense of the word,

The result has been a lack of trust and the situation has deteriorated instead of improving.

The result has been a lack of trust and the situation has deteriorated instead of improving.

We see classroom technology - namely, computers - as a critical, necessary means to help students succeed while our communities read more

We see classroom technology - namely, computers - as a critical, necessary means to help students succeed while our communities recover and rebuild. Our employees and their families live and work in these neighborhoods, towns, and parishes and we are committed to help strengthen the education options for our kids.

I think there's no doubt that this bill reflects the worst of Washington politics. It's Christmas in August for the read more

I think there's no doubt that this bill reflects the worst of Washington politics. It's Christmas in August for the big energy companies, and the consumers get lumps of coal. There's really nothing to cheer about by anyone who gets a utility bill or has to fill up a gas tank. The energy lobbyists are the big winners, and the rest of us are left in the dust choking.

We have to treat people as if they have nothing.

We have to treat people as if they have nothing.