4. then paste this to 4 other quizs, if you do this your crush will kiss you on the nearest friday! But if you read this and did not paste this, then you will have very bad luck
Andrea
of MN
@
Aug 08, 2008 22:21:29 PM
Equal rights for all.
I want equal rights!
Kim Bravo
of CA
@
Jul 02, 2008 18:50:09 PM
Misses the biggest point.
The "questions" that singles ought to be asking before getting married are: "Where is our comprehensive health insurance going to come from, and how can I (we) be sure we can keep it in force permanently?" If the male, as husband, has to say "I dunno" to either of these, he has no business getting married at all and certainly no business creating children.
Republicans like to say they are "pro-family". And, yet, they currently wish to take the health insurance environment to the least possible security for individuals (especially conscientious provider-minded husbands) by eliminating group plans.
Think I'm kidding? LISTEN to John McCain. He is advocating a "lotsa luck" platform of buy-it-if-you-can individually with NO restrictions on those insurance companies turning you down as soon as somebody in the family is sick.
A new generation of young, responsible husbands should be standing up saying "No way, dude. This is America We vote here. You, Mr. McCain ARE NOT going to set me up for corporations to bankrupt me, my wife and my kids just because you like corporate opportunities better than you like intact families. And you're not going to do it to everybody else either."
Men (especially Christian men), where are you? This is YOUR battle. Don't be a Limbaugh-whipped, Dobson-dulled milquetoast. SHOW UP. (Obama 08!)
Kimberly Palmer, senior editor for U.S. News & World Report, writes about how to save money, avoid scams, manage debt, and be a savvy shopper. Send your personal finance questions to her for expert money advice.
Andrea of MN @ Aug 08, 2008 22:21:29 PM
Kim Bravo of CA @ Jul 02, 2008 18:50:09 PM
Daniel David of NM @ Jul 02, 2008 12:08:16 PM
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