but yours works just as well

never mind discharging them, let alone using them to commit murder

is terrorism, plain and simple

(what a crock!)

is pro-business, anti-labor to hell with regulations and the little guy a la Rand

also War Department, until 1949.

BTW, who's the guy with the stylin' 'do on that stamp? Looks like Ike with a perm.

I guess I skipped over the "once again" part.

Anyway, the guy on the 30-cent War Department stamp is, if you can believe it, Alexander Hamilton.

http://www.1847usa.com/Officials-War.htm

Burr shot Hamilton for using up the last can of spray mousse!

could also be called "The Japanese Exclusion Act"

The real point, though, was to keep the U.S. a "Northern European Protestant" nation-and the arrival of Jewish immigrants from Eastern Europe(and, to a far lesser degree, Southern European Catholics, especially Italians) was seen, by the "nativists" of the 1920's, as the greatest challenge to that form of American "national identity". had the Act not been passed, most of the Jewish population of Europe would likely have immigrated to our country(making Hitler's insane project impossible), and we'd have been a far better nation for it. To some degree(not all, but some)post-World War II U.S. support for Zionism was driven by vestiges of the 1920's obsession with keeping the Jewish population of the U.S. as small as possible.

As we approach the centennial of the passage of the Act, we need to remind this country that the blood of Hitler's victims, to a very large degree, is on the hands of the U.S. Congress.

with at least one influential Japanese newspaper calling it "The Senate’s Declaration of War" on Japan:

http://historymatters.gmu.edu/d/5077/

A net catches something that's falling. When you're falling, if you happen to hit the rope, and happen to be strong enough to grab hold and hang 'on, then you're good.

Tea Party Republicans should be called Republicans.

Calling them the Tea Party just legitimizes them and deflects blame from the real enemy.

ReTHUGs because they are Republican thugs

sort.

It was not a revolution in the sense of changing the social structure.

Afterwards, instead of rich white British men being at the top of the food chain, rich white American men were.

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