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Resolved Question: DERIAN DOUGLAS HICKMAN former GOVERNOR vs. department of defense court case in federal district court.others?

MY NAME WAS SPELLED WRONG IN THE MEMORANDUM OPINION IT SHOULD BE DERIAN DOUGLAS HICKMAN WAS SEEKING ELECTION FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES AND ELECTION AS GOVERNOR VIRGINIA WYOMING AND TEXAS FREEDOM LIBERTY AND INDEPENDENCE PARTY. any sugestions on how to get washington dc property deeds if they are not public record or if they are part of a sealed court records? is that legal to block the public from viewing my property and me also ? i have filed since i arrived 3 years ago same people cant believe no attorney in the nations capital wanted the % of court award .mybe all the cia fbi doj and police here scaring them off. i hope i get my property soon i do not enjoy povert while they use my property no rent payed to me or taxes paid by me on the property's . i know they are not claiming enimint domain did i spell that right.(you know the city (or government or department of defense)needs my property)they have to pay either way.and prove it benifits tax payers (all) not some of them.and that there is not another property that could be used .any answers to several questions . i also ask using supremecourttaxcourt. THANKS IM AWAITING MY MILITARY PERSONELL RECORDS I MAY BE A WAR OR RESCUE MISSION HERO.(AIRFORCE ARMY NAVY (ALL) PEACE CORPS ALSO. MAYBE I WILL GET MY BILLIONS BACK. WALMART AND MICROSOFT HAVE PRODUCTS FOR SALE EVEN THOUGH IM AWAITING COURT TRIAL BY JURY ON OTHER BUSINESS'S.EVEN CVS.  more

Resolved Question: Why is Wyoming the least populated state?

Other states have worse weather, or are more remote, or have worse economies, so why do so many people stay away from Wyoming? Are there too many freaks, too much white trash, too many stupid or ignorant people? Is it the dumb-ass Governor or idiot politicians? The lack of intelligence or common-sense amongst most everyone in Wyoming that keeps people away?  more

Resolved Question: A Felony in Wyoming if Fed agents violate Constitution and can Feds do anything about it?

The State of Wyoming passes a law that makes it a crime to violate intrastate commerce regarding firearms and exempts citizens of Wyoming from federal taxation regarding firearms within the State of Wyoming. Federal agents face up to 2 years in prison with a fine of $2,000. http://legisweb.state.wy.us/2010/Introdu… Is there anything the Feds can do about it? - It is the duty for any police officer to follow the law regardless of their personal views and Cheyenne Police follow this principle. - Attorney Generals want to get reelected for enforcing teh Wyoming law as it is very popular in the State of Wyoming. - Local Wyoming Judge will not throw the case out because citizens have an individual right to bear arms. - Defendendents always spend time in county jail before trial. - Federal Agent will not be able to hire US attorney because US attorney's do not defend federal agents being prosecuted. So they will have to get their own lawyers. - Even if case is removed to federal court, US law allows State trial to resume. - Even if defendent appeals, the case is remanded back to the State court for retrial. -The appeals process takes years and by the time they get out of prison, the case will never reach the Supreme Court. Law was signed by Governor and goes into effect on July 1, 2010. Only federal laws that are PURSUANT to the Federal Constitution are the Supreme Law of the land.  more

Voting Question: Which President is more likely to go to jail, Bush or Obama?

A) Bush- Vincent Bugliosi wrote a book called the "The Prosecution of George W Bush for Murder" in which he started a campaign to have George Bush prosecuted in any federal, state, and local American courtroom for leading the nation to war in Iraq based on lies. B) Obama- The State of Wyoming passed a law known as the " Wyoming Firearms and Freedom Act" and signed by the governor that if any federal official enforces or attempts to a federal law and federal tax regarding firearms, they face up to 2 years in prison with a fine of $2,000. The Prosecution of Obama would have to take place after he leaves office in the State of Wyoming. Serious answers, please. Federal law overrides State ONLY if it is PURSUANT to the Constitution. CAN ANYONE READ? Federal law only overrides State law when the law is PURSUANT to the Constitution. The law must be CONSTITUTIONALLY sound for it to be Constitutional.  more

Resolved Question: When did the new state mottos become official?

Have you learned yours yet? Alabama Hell Yes, We Have Electricity Alaska 11,623 Eskimos Can't Be Wrong! Arizona Yes, But It's A Dry Heat Arkansas Lituracy Ain't Everythang California By 30, Our Women Have More Plastic Than Your Honda Colorado If You Don't Ski, Don't Bother Connecticut Like Massachusetts, only smaller Delaware We Really Do Like The Chemicals In Our Water Florida Ask Us About Our Grandkids And Our Voting Skills Georgia We Put The Fun In Fundamentalist Extremism Hawaii Haka Tiki Mo Sha'ami Leeki Toru (Death To Mainland Scum, Leave Your Money) Idaho More Than Just Potatoes... Well, Okay, We're Not, But The Potatoes Sure Are Real Good Illinois Please, Don't Pronounce the "S" Indiana 2 Billion Years Tidal Wave Free Iowa We Do Amazing Things With Corn Kansas First Of The Rectangle States Kentucky Five Million People; Fifteen Last Names Louisiana We're Not ALL Drunk Cajun Wackos, But That's Our Tourism Campaign Maine We're Really Cold, But We Have Cheap Lobster Maryland If You Can Dream It, We Can Tax It Massachusetts Our Taxes Are Lower Than Sweden families and Our Senators Are More Corrupt Michigan First Line Of Defense From The Canadians Minnesota 10,000 Lakes... And 10 Zillion Mosquitoes Mississippi Come visit And Feel Better About Your Own State Missouri Your Federal Flood Relief Tax Dollars At Work Montana Land of The Big Sky, The Unabomber, Right-wing Crazies and Honest Elections! Nebraska Ask About Our State Motto Contest Nevada Hookers and Poker! New Hampshire Go Away And Leave Us Alone New Jersey You Want A ##$%##! Motto? I Got Yer ##$%##! Motto Right here! New Mexico Lizards Make Excellent Pets New York You Have The Right To Remain Silent, You Have The Right To An Attorney... And No Right To Self Defense! North Carolina Tobacco Is A Vegetable North Dakota We Really Are One Of The 50 States! Ohio At Least We're Not Michigan Oklahoma Like The Play, But No Singing Oregon Spotted Owl.. It's What's For Dinner Pennsylvania Cook With Coal Rhode Island We're Not REALLY An Island South Carolina Remember The Civil War? Well, We Didn't Actually Surrender Yet South Dakota Closer Than North Dakota Tennessee Home of the Al Gore Invention Museum Texas Se Hable Ingles Utah Our Jesus Is Better Than Your Jesus Vermont Too liberal for the KennedysVirginia Who Says Government Stiffs And Slackjaw Yokels Don't Mix? Washington Our Governor can out-fraud your Governor! West Virginia One Big Happy Family...Really! Wisconsin Come Cut the Cheese! Wyoming Where Men Are Men... And The Sheep Are Nervous Home of Brokeback Mtn. The District of Columbia The Work-Free Drug Place !  more

Resolved Question: WHO are you voting for for president 2012?

Governor Haley Barbour of Mississippi Senator Scott Brown of Massachusetts Former Governor Jeb Bush of Florida House Minority Whip Eric Cantor of Virginia Former Vice President Dick Cheney of Wyoming Governor Mitch Daniels of Indiana Governor Luis Fortuño of Puerto Rico Former Speaker of the House of Representatives Newt Gingrich of Georgia Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani of New York Former Governor Mike Huckabee of Arkansas Governor Bobby Jindal of Louisiana Former Governor Gary E. Johnson of New Mexico Former Governor and 2008 vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin of Alaska Former Governor George Pataki of New York Representative Ron Paul of Texas Governor Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota Representative Mike Pence of Indiana Governor Rick Perry of Texas General David Petraeus of New York Former Governor Mitt Romney of Massachusetts Former Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania Senator John Thune of South Dakota Air quality inspector and two time Green Party presidential candidate Kent Mesplay of California Entrepreneur and 2008 Libertarian Party vice-presidential nominee Wayne Allyn Root of Nevada President Barack Obama Mayor Michael Bloomberg of New York Television journalist and commentator Lou Dobbs of New Jersey Attorney, consumer advocate, and perennial presidential candidate Ralph Nader of Connecticut Former Governor Jesse Ventura of Minnesota  more

Resolved Question: How does a parent rationalize the death of a child?

I've been pondering this for 17 years and, although I have moved past the gut-wrenching grief, the pain and regret seem eternal. "There's no tragedy in life like the death of a child. Things never get back to the way they were." - Dwight D. Eisenhower “It was wrong what they said about grief. It augered inside you forever, boring fresh holes even when you were sieved.” - Annie Proulx, The Governors of Wyoming (Close Range)  more

Resolved Question: Which of these eight bribes best depict the Corruptocrats intent to fleece America via health care reform?

1. Sen. Ben Nelson’s “Cornhusker Kickback.” The CBO says the Nebraska Democrat sellout’s special Medicaid expansion subsidy will initially cost an estimated $100 million. The Hill reports that while Nelson credited Nebraska’s governor for giving him the idea to lobby for the government preference, Nebraska’s governor assailed the payoff: “Nebraskans did not ask for a special deal, only a fair deal,” Heineman said in a statement Sunday. In response, Nelson fired off a letter Sunday to Heineman saying he’s prepared to ask that the provision covering Nebraska’s Medicaid share “be removed from the amendment in conference, if it is your desire.” 2. New England’s Special Syrup. Vermont and Massachusetts will get similar (though less generous) special treatment by the feds in covering Medicaid expansion costs. Combined with Nebraska’s tab, the exclusive clique’s payoffs will cost taxpayers $1.2 billion over 10 years. At least. 3. A $100 million item for construction of a university hospital was inserted in the Senate health care bill at the request of Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., who faces a difficult re-election campaign, his office said Sunday night. 4. “Some insurers are more equal than others” tax exemption. The WSJ reports that nonprofit insurance companies will be exempt from a new, nearly $7 billion tax to pay for Demcare. Democrat Sens. Ben “Blank Check” Nelson and Carl Levin of Michigan pushed hard for the tax exemption, which will exempt insurers in their states. 5. The Frontier freebie. Several lucky states will see an increase in Medicare payments to hospitals and doctors, the NYT reports, — “where at least 50 percent of the counties are ‘frontier counties,’ defined as those having a population density less than six people per square mile. And which are the lucky states? The bill gives no clue. But the Congressional Budget Office has determined that Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah and Wyoming meet the criteria.” 6. More Democrat hospital bennies. Also via NYT: “Another provision of the bill would increase Medicare payments to certain “low-volume hospitals” treating limited numbers of Medicare patients. Senator Tom Harkin, Democrat of Iowa and chairman of the Senate health committee, said this ‘important fix’ would help midsize Iowa hospitals in Grinnell, Keokuk and Spirit Lake. Another item in Mr. Reid’s package specifies the data that Medicare officials should use in adjusting payments to hospitals to reflect local wage levels. The officials can use certain new data only if it produces a higher index and therefore higher Medicare payments for these hospitals. Senate Democrats said this provision would benefit hospitals in Connecticut and Michigan.” 7. Bernie Sanders’ socialized medicine sop. He wanted a public option. Instead, he got socialized medicine satellite clinics funded to the tune of at least $10 billion. In his remarks early this morning before the cloture vote, he gloated about the funding as a crucial step toward universal care. 8. Three states – Pennsylvania, New York and Florida – all won protections for their Medicare Advantage beneficiaries at a time when the program is facing cuts nationwide.” And you know there are many more untold payoffs — paid by stealing your money — yet to be stuffed into this bureaucratic monstrosity.  more

Resolved Question: How can anyone vote against 0bama's great Health Care Plan? Are they racists?

Key Senators May Rebuff Obama on Health Care Oct 22, 6:49 AM (ET) By CHARLES BABINGTON WASHINGTON (AP) - The Democrats' control of a hefty majority in the Senate - plus the House - would suggest that President Barack Obama is within reach of overhauling the nation's health care system this fall. But the numbers mask a more complicated reality: Obama and Democratic leaders have modest leverage over several pivotal Senate Democrats who are more concerned about their next election or feel they have little to lose by opposing their party's hierarchy. One is still smarting from being forced to abandon next year's election. Another had to leave the Democratic Party to stay in office. And some are from states that Obama lost badly last year. These factors will limit the president's ability to play his strongest card - an appeal for party loyalty and Democratic achievement - in trying to muster the 60 votes his allies will need this fall to overcome a Republican filibuster in the 100-member Senate. When lawmakers face a tough vote, their uppermost thought is "survival," said Alan Simpson, a Wyoming Republican who spent three terms in the Senate. On a very few occasions, Simpson said, then-President George H.W. Bush asked him to cast a vote likely to cause him political problems back home. That was perhaps three times in 18 years, said Simpson, who held a GOP leadership post. "I swallowed hard and went over the cliff," he said. But it's a sacrifice that presidents and party leaders should not count on, he said. The Democratic leaders' limited leverage will complicate the push for allowing the government to sell insurance in competition with private companies. Some Senate Democrats who oppose the idea are from states that voted heavily against Obama last fall. Democratic Sen. Blanche Lincoln faces a potentially tough re-election race next year in Arkansas, where Obama lost to Republican John McCain by 20 percentage points. She says she will base her health care votes on what is best for Arkansans. Choice and competition among insurers are good, Lincoln said, but "I've ruled out a government-funded and a government-operated plan." Sen. Mary Landrieu of Louisiana, where Obama lost by a similar margin, said she might be willing to let some states try "fallback or trigger" mechanisms that would create a public option if residents don't have enough insurance choices. But she told reporters, "I'm not for a government-run, national, taxpayer-subsidized plan, and never will be." Another Democratic senator, who also may prove wary of Obama's overtures, takes the opposite stand. "I would not support a bill that does not have a public option," said Sen. Roland Burris, D-Ill. "That position will not change." Burris' willingness to bend could prove crucial this fall if Obama and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., need every possible vote in crafting a compromise, such as a national public option that is triggered if certain insurance availability targets aren't met. But Burris may be in no mood to play ball. Obama and other top Democrats sharply criticized his appointment to the Senate in December by an ethically tainted governor, Illinois' Rod Blagojevich, and they forced Burris to abandon hopes of winning election in 2010 by making it clear they would not back him. In short, Burris, 72, has virtually nothing to lose by defying his party's leaders and voting as he pleases. Sen. Joe Lieberman of Connecticut is another potentially crucial senator with tenuous ties to the Democratic Party's hierarchy. Rejected by Connecticut's Democratic voters in the 2006 primary, he kept his Senate seat by running as an independent. He now calls himself an Independent Democrat. Lieberman has criticized the health care bill that emerged from the Senate Finance Committee, but it and other health bills are undergoing changes. Another centrist Democrat whose vote is uncertain is Sen. Evan Bayh of Indiana, a political battleground state. "I want to know what works for families and small businesses," said Bayh, adding that he might back public insurance options run by states, not the federal government. It's possible that Obama and party leaders eventually will ask Democrats such as Bayh, in the name of party loyalty, to vote to block a GOP filibuster of a health bill even if they plan to vote against the bill on final passage. The strategy might enable Democrats to muster the 60 votes needed on a crucial procedural question and then pass the bill with a simple majority. Bayh said that if a party leader "is asking some of us to enable the passage of legislation that we think would be harmful to the people of our state, I don't think that's a fair thing to ask." It's possible that centrist Democrats are holding out for favors from Obama and party leaders, such as pet projects for their states or help in their next campaign. Obama already has lavished special attent  more

Voting Question: Help with Constitution "Scavenger Hunt" aka Interpretation?

In a hypothetical situation The citizens of Wyoming vote a governor into office who secretly wants to turn his state into a dictatorship. After he takes office, the governor abolishes elections and makes himself ruler for life. Members of Wyoming's state Senate secretly contact the President of the United States for help. The President orders the governor to restore republican government to Wyoming, and moves federal troops to the state's borders. Does the president have the power to take these actions? So basically, is it contitutional for the president to bring forces to the border of a state, and make demands of the State's elected governor? If anyone knows where in the constitution I could find where it says a president can/can't, it would be awesome.  more

Resolved Question: How should I start this essay that I have to write?

On January 5,1925 , the first woman governer, Nellie Ross, was inagurated in Wyoming, Would you like to be the governer of your state? Why ot why not? Complete your answer in axxpomitley one half ofa page at a 12 point Font. I started like this: No I would not like to be the governor of my state. I’ve gotten much too use to the civilian life and I would not like to deal with all the responsibilities of being the governor of my state. There’s much too much to worry about, such as politics, laws, elected officials and making the population of my state happy. As I’ve But it doesn't sound professional at all, and I'm not sure where to go from here. Can I get some assistance please? I’m sure that getting to have such power and such a say in what’s going on in my state would be a great feeling indeed. I think that it would be even more of a great feeling if I were to be making six figures while doing the job. Although, I don’t feel that the power cash and responsibilities is worth the everyday effort that seems you would have to put forth as governor of the state. If anyone's still paying attention, this is how It's going so far. Being a Governor of a state is a hard job. You have to deal with politics, laws, elected officials and keeping the population of the state happy. Me personally, I wouldn't like to be Governor, the responsibility is too much. I’ve gotten much too use to the civilian life and I would not like to deal with all the responsibilities of being the governor of my state. I love to be able to have certain times of the day in which I can really be care free. I figure that if I were the governor of my state, I would have much less of those times, because not only would I have to worry about stressors of everyday life, but I’d have to worry about stressors of everyday governor days as well as normal life days. The everyday civilian life seems to appeal to me much more, because I feel as if the “normal” life would have much less responsibilities. There are the benefits, of course, of these responsibilities.  more

Resolved Question: Why do people believe that Hitler was a Christian?

I mean no disrespect at all towards anyone- please bear this in mind. I have encountered some Atheists (and some non-Atheists) here on 'answers' who, ostensibly, believe that Hitler was a Christian. This has resulted in a great deal of bemusement on my part. Atheists are, by and large, highly intelligent people, capable of independent thought and critical thinking. They are not typically gullible individuals. Dare I say it, Atheists are seemingly more erudite and literate than a majority of Christians that I have known. I mean no disrespect at all towards my fellow believers. There are many Christians that are highly intelligent. Hitler evidently did claim that he was a Christian. But does that make it so? If I claim to be the governor of Wyoming, does that make it an incontrovertible fact? If some fellow from Iraq claims to be Jesus, does that automatically make the assertion true? I do not think that Hitler was a Christian. Neither do I believe he was an Atheist. I do not know how to even classify that man. I just know that he was extremely evil. Do we see Billy Graham, for example, going around committing genocide? What about Mother Theresa- did she ever commit murder? Ghandi was a good man. He was pacifist. He was sort of Christlike in a way, because Jesus himself was a pacifist. Does Hitler honestly sound like he was a pacifist? The main problem I have with anyone calling Hitler a Christian is the negative associations that it has with Christendom. To say that Hitler was a Christian is to classify Christians as insane murderers. Yes, I know about the crusades and the inquisition. It also says in the Bible "Thou shalt not kill." I think that it is also unfair for anyone to call Hitler an Atheist, because, once again, it throws all Atheists into a horrible category. I cannot say that 'religion' Hitler was. But from what I gather, he was heavily into the occult. I will let you draw your own conclusions as to what that may mean. If you examine Hitler's actions, you will also conclude that his actions were not that of a typical Christian. To be sure, his actions were not that of a typical human being at all. His actions were not that of a typical Atheist, either- for I have discovered that many Atheists are really good hearted people, who care about life and people. Believe whatever you wish. But please just bear in mind that in the real world, sometimes people have ulterior motives. Things are not always as they seem. People can make claims all they want to- but by examining his or her actions, we can ascertain the truth. Agree? Disagree? Comments? Hey Dreamstuff- good counterpoint: but incorrect, I'm afraid. What if Hitler said "I am a pacifist." Does that make it so?  more

Resolved Question: Looking for someone who might have a lot of knowledge about the Wyoming Historic Governors Mansion.?

Looking for someone who could sure research or information on the Wyoming Historic Governors Mansion, I'm looking to someday publish a book about the Mansion since there hasn't been one yet or ever. Please get in touch with me if you know anybody or you yourself can help. Thanks. Oh yea and I interned there one summer and have also had astrong interest in the Mansion and would love to share its importance with the state of Wyoming and The whole United States. Hope to hear from someone soon!  more

Resolved Question: Do you want to hear a funny joke? this cracked me up, how about you? let me know, thanks?

A young cowboy from Wyoming goes off to college. Half way through the semester, he has foolishly squandered all his money. He calls home. "Dad," he says, "You won't believe what modern education is developing! They actually have a program here in Laramie that will teach our dog, Ol' Blue how to talk!" "That's amazing," his Dad says. "How do I get Ol' Blue in that program?" "Just send him down here with $1,000" the young cowboy says. "I'll get him in the course." So, his father sends the dog and $1,000. About two-thirds of the way through the semester, the money again runs out. The boy calls home. "So how's Ol' Blue doing son?" his father asks. " Awesome, Dad, he's talking up a storm," he says, "but you just won't believe this - they've had such good results they have started to teach the animals how to read!" "Read!?" says his father, "No kidding! How do we get Blue in that program?" "Just send $2,500, I'll get him in the class." The money promptly arrives. But our hero has a problem. At the end of the year, his father will find out the dog can neither talk, nor read. So he shoots the dog. When he arrives home at the end of the year, his father is all excited. "Where's Ol' Blue? I just can't wait to see him read something and talk!" "Dad," the boy says, "I have some grim news. Yesterday morning, just before we left to drive home, Ol' Blue was in the living room, kicked back in the recliner, reading the Wall Street Journal, like he usually does. Then he turned to me and asked, "So, is your daddy still messing' around with that little redhead who lives in town?" The father exclaimed, "I hope you shot that son of a bitch before he talks to your Mother!" "I sure did, Dad!" "That's my boy!" The kid went on to be a successful lawyer, and then he went on to become the Governor of Illinois  more

Resolved Question: Which political party is more corrupt; the Democrats or the Republicans?

Ok, lets count the ways. Both the Democrats and the Republicans have three pedophiles apiece lol. On the Democrat side you have Barney Frank, the Governor of New Jersey, and the last Governor of New York plus the current governor of New York who replaced him; the blind man who has had sex with girls he's not married to. On the Republican side you have the Representative from Virginia who was doing something homosexual just as Barney Frank (maybe the same boy lol) and a Senator from Idaho. The Democrats have lots and lots of crooks. The governor of Illinois, former governor of New york, the Black representative from New York City who is cheating on his taxes, the Black Representative from a Southern State who keeps his bribe money in the refrigerator, the liar we just elected President Barack Obama who is a stranger to the truth and soon will have lots and lots of scandals under his name. Oh,the Republicans have one Senator Stevens of Wyoming.  more

Resolved Question: Which of the candidates I list will most like become the governor of their states in 2010? And Why?

Found them at: http://www.actblue.com/directory?query_parameters=---%20%0Afilters%3A%20%5B%5D%0A%0A&add_filter_query=_facet-longtype%3A%22Governor%22 1) Arkansas - Mike Beebe 2) California - Edie Bukewihge 3) California - Gavin Newsom 4) Colorado - Bill Ritter 5) Iowa - Chet Culver 6) Illinois - Rod Blagojevich 7) Kansas - Kathleen Sebelius 8) Mass. - Deval Patrick 9) Maryland - Martin O'Malley 10) Missouri - Jay Nixon 11) Montana - Brian Schweitzer 12) Nebraska - David Hahn 13) New Mexico - Diane Denish 14) Nevada - Diane Titus 15) Ohio - Ted Strickland 16) Oklahoma - Drew Edmondson 17) Oklahoma - Brad Henry 18) Pennysylvania - Ed Rendell 19) Tennessee - Phil Bredesen 20) Wisconsin - Jim Doyle 21) Wyoming - Dave Freudenthal  more

Resolved Question: Out of all the Qualified republican women...?

I found of a list of qualified republican women and i had to wonder why Palin was choosen out of all of these... I really do like mccain... but im having doubts in this vp choice..... This choice feels more like it was made for political reasons instead of the good of our country...I know obama's experience isnt anything to harp about (but thats NOT the point of this question) i cant help but ask... Heres a list of republican women....What makes palin better than any of these women....??? Senators: Lisa Murkowski, Alaska(?!?); Olympia Snowe, Maine; Susan Collins, Maine; Elizabeth Dole North Carolina; Kay Bailey Hutchison, Texas Governors: Oline Walker, Utah; Linda Lingle, Hawaii, M. Jodi Rell, Connecticut Members of the House: Ileana Ros-Lehtinen Florida; Deborah Pryce, Ohio; Barbara Cubin, Wyoming; Sue Myrick North Carolina; Jo Ann Emerson, Missouri; Kay Granger, Texas; Mary Bono, California; Heather Wilson , New Mexico; Judith Borg Biggert , Illinois; Shelley Moore Capito, West Virginia; Marsha Blackburn, Tennessee; Ginny Brown-Waite, Florida; Candice Miller, Michigan; Marilyn Musgrave, Colorado; Thelma Drake, Virginia; Virginia Foxx, North Carolina; Cathy McMorris Rodgers, West Virginia; Jean Schmidt, Ohio Cabinet: Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State; Elaine Chao, Secretary of Labor; Margaret Spellings, Secretary of Education; Mary Peters, Secretary of Transportation; Susan Schwab, US Special Trade Representative Please no rude responses and thank you in advance...  more

Resolved Question: How's Obama's "50 State Strategy" working against McCains "Sarah Surge"?

The Alaska governor was good news for the GOP whether it was money for her party nationally (61% of Republicans More Likely to Give Thanks to Palin) or the Alaska Senate race where indicted Senator Ted Stevens is back within two points of his opponent. After all, Palin is viewed favorably by 72% of voters in her home state, including 56% who hold a Very Favorable opinion of her. Nationally, the woman who was barely known two weeks ago is now viewed favorably by 56% of voters, including 41% with a Very Favorable opinion. For McCain, states like Montana and North Dakota where he was tied with Obama a few weeks ago are now solidly in his camp, as are more predictable red states like Idaho, Wyoming and Oklahoma. McCain edged ahead in New Mexico, where he has trailed all year, and traditionally Democratic Washington has shown a strong surge for McCain since he added Palin to the ticket. The Republican also grew his lead in Ohio, the state that the 2004 presidential election hinged on and one especially targeted by Democrats this election year. Obama held on in the key state of Pennsylvania, but his lead is just two percentage points. http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/weekly_updates/what_they_told_us_reviewing_last_week_s_key_polls  more

Resolved Question: What can I say to people to support Barack Obama? I am fairly conservative, but think McCain-Palin disaster.?

I originally was a strong supporter of Ron Paul for President. Conservative and reasonable politicians, such as former Wyoming Senator Alan Simpson said McCain was impossible to deal with. McCain clearly has a militaristic approach, when America needs to use diplomacy as an option. He called people who make $5 million a year middle class. McCain has voted against tax cuts. The media is going head over heels over Sarah Palin. McCain could have picked a competent woman such as Senators Kay Bailey Hutchison or Elizabeth Dole and it would have made have second thoughts about whom to vote. No matter how much the media finds her appealing it is scary that a governor of Alaska for 2 years is a hearbeat from the presidency with the 72 year-old McCain, who is not strong in health. How can I make the case the Sen. Obama will produce real change? What could I say to conservatives to comfort them that Obama will not give us too big government, is not liberal? The election is turning into a circus and want some good brief talking points for Sen. Obama in campaigning. I think he is pragmatic and will have capable around him. McCain is erratic and is capable of doing and saying almost anything; completely unprincipled. Has a very bad temper and it could erupt and cause a serious problem with Congress or in foreign policy. Barack Obama is steady. Any ideas about how to convey this to potential voters? Unfortunately, we are in an era of sound bites, and door to door campaigning or calling does not give one much time. Suggestions from readers would be tremendously appreciated. I care about this country. I genuinely have an open mind. The arugments against Obama include how he put his foot in his mouth after Gov. Palin reference to lipstick on a pig, he should not have used the phrase. Obama does support a costly and impractical Global Poverty Act to end poorness worldwide. He was a member of a church that had a radical anti-American Rev. Jerimiah Wright. He has not distinguished himself in the U.S. Senate. It would appear he would have the government too involved in our economy and lives. Also, I do not see in foreign affairs that he would bring real change. I have read his "Blueprint for Change." Although McCain appallls me, I simply cannot go door to door asking people to vote for Barack Obama. I asked the question sincerely to help me decide what to do. Probably will campaign and follow this circus little. I did consider all comments. The only candidate I see offering real change is Bob Barr, whom I will vote and perhaps campaign for. The feedback was appreciated.  more

Resolved Question: what is wrong with McCain picking Sarah Palin?

please tell me why its historic when the den's have a woman to vote for yet when McCain does it it disrespectful to woman? Think about it if us republicans where so disrespectful to woman would we really have so many of them out there? let me name a few Susan Collins - Maine Elizabeth Dole - North Carolina Kay Bailey Hutchison - Texas Lisa Murkowski - Alaska Olympia Snowe - Maine U.S. CONGRESS Michele Bachmann - Minnesota Judy Biggert - Illinois Marsha Blackburn - Tennessee Mary Bono - California Ginny Brown-Waite - Florida Shelley Moore Capito - West Virginia Barbara Cubin - Wyoming Thelma Drake - Virginia Jo Ann Emerson - Missouri Mary Fallin - Oklahoma Virginia Foxx - North Carolina Kay Granger - Texas Candice Miller - Michigan Marilyn Musgrave - Colorado Sue Myrick - North Carolina Deborah Pryce - Ohio Cathy McMorris Rodgers - Washington Ileana Ros-Lehtinen - Florida Jean Schmidt - Ohio Heather Wilson - New Mexico GOVERNOR Linda Lingle - Hawaii Sarah Palin - Alaska M. Jodi Rell - Connecticut LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Carol Molnau - Minnesota Becky Skillman - Indiana SECRETARY OF STATE Jan Brewer - Arizona Beth Chapman - Alabama Karen Handel - Georgia Betty Ireland - West Virginia Terri Lynn Land - Michigan STATE TREASURER Kay Ivey - Alabama Lynn Jenkins - Kansas Kelly Schmidt - North Dakota Sarah Steelman - Missouri STATE AUDITOR Rita Meyer - Wyoming Samantha Shaw - Alabama Mary Taylor - Ohio STATE COMPTROLLER Susan Combs - Texas Donna M. Jones - Idaho CHIEF STATE EDUCATION OFFICIAL Kathy Cox - Georgia Suellen K. Reed - Indiana COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE Sandy Praeger - Kansas COMMISSIONER OF LABOR Cherie Berry - North Carolina CORPORATION COMMISSIONER Kristin Mayes - Arizona PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER Angela Elizabeth Speir - Georgia Susan E. Wefald - North Dakota RAILROAD COMMISSIONER Elizabeth A. Jones - Texas 2004 President George W. Bush appoints Dr. Condoleezza Rice to serve as U.S. Secretary of State, making her the first African-American woman nominated to that position. 2nd he picked her because she votes pro life she cut property tax's in alaska she gave oil company revenue to the people of alaska she wants to dill supports the war and the right to bear arms she also fought corruption in big oil and she has the same values as McCain and is 100% Republican that is why he picked her people! 3rd I think she scares the hell out of you dem's lol  more

Resolved Question: Why am I reading that Mike Huckabee is at the top of the VP list?

Seriously. Is John McCain in any danger of losing Arkansas or Georgia in the fall? Are the evangelicals REALLY going to unite behind either Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton? The battleground states this year are going to be New Hampshire, Virginia, Florida, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Colorado, and Nevada. Huckabee can't help McCain in those states. He might get a bump in Virginia or Florida, but not a big one; not as big as, say, Mitt Romney. Romney did far better than Huckabee in each of these states in which they went head-to-head, winning most of them, in fact. In states where he didn't compete, he had major Republican support, including the Lt. Governor of Virginia and former Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania. He's also incredibly popular in the neighboring states of Ohio, New Mexico, Wyoming, Montana, and most importantly, California. Why isn't Romney in the number one spot?  more

Resolved Question: Why am I reading that Mike Huckabee is at the top of the VP list?

Seriously. Is John McCain in any danger of losing Arkansas or Georgia in the fall? Are the evangelicals REALLY going to unite behind either Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton? The battleground states this year are going to be New Hampshire, Virginia, Florida, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Colorado, and Nevada. Huckabee can't help McCain in those states. He might get a bump in Virginia or Florida, but not a big one; not as big as, say, Mitt Romney. Romney did far better than Huckabee in each of these states in which they went head-to-head, winning most of them, in fact. In states where he didn't compete, he had major Republican support, including the Lt. Governor of Virginia and former Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania. He's also incredibly popular in the neighboring states of Ohio, New Mexico, Wyoming, Montana, and most importantly, California. Why isn't Romney in the number one spot? That's a good point, Grady; but the report shows that part of the reason Republicans are losing their grip on politics is ossification, or "holding onto the old ways". Despite his guitar and repeated Daily Show appearances, Huckabee is not a "new Republican". And for those who think that Romney's appeal is even less broad, let me repeat that he's done very well in the North and the East, as well as in the South and the West. Huckabee, by comparison, is entirely parochial.  more

Resolved Question: Why am I reading that Mike Huckabee is at the top of the VP list?

Seriously. Is John McCain in any danger of losing Arkansas or Georgia in the fall? Are the evangelicals REALLY going to unite behind either Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton? The battleground states this year are going to be New Hampshire, Virginia, Florida, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Colorado, and Nevada. Huckabee can't help McCain in those states. He might get a bump in Virginia or Florida, but not a big one; not as big as, say, Mitt Romney. Romney did far better than Huckabee in each of these states in which they went head-to-head, winning most of them, in fact. In states where he didn't compete, he had major Republican support, including the Lt. Governor of Virginia and former Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania. He's also incredibly popular in the neighboring states of Ohio, New Mexico, Wyoming, Montana, and most importantly, California. Why isn't Romney in the number one spot?  more

Resolved Question: What do you think of these potential running mates for Obama?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/05/09/obama-vice-president-pick_n_100869.html Of course it might be someone totally different. But I am pleasantly suprised to see my state's governor on the list. Don't think he would make it as he is unknown to a lot of the country but you never know. He does have a lot of good points. Then again I am originally from Wyoming and my Dad knew Dick Cheney (was good friends with his father-in-law) and a lot of people in the western states voted for Bush at least the first time because of that. (we didn't know he had turned to the Dark Side yet)  more

Resolved Question: Running Mates.?

Well, unless something really dramatic happens this fall should be Obama against McCain. (Sorry Hillary People) So lets look at the list of possible running mates for both. Historically a ticket of 2 senators has only won one time since the civil war, there have been many since then, but they've all failed miserably, so both need governors. John McCain-Needs someone young more than anything Mark Sanford-Governor of South Carolina Tim Pawlenty-Governor of Minnesota Mitt Romney-Frmr Governor of Massachusetts Mike Huckabee-Frmr Governor of Arkansas Sarah Palin-Governor of Alaska Mitch Daniels-Governor of Indiana Rick Perry-Governor of Texas Charlie Crist-Governor of Florida Barack Obama-Needs someone who meets most his demographic weaknesses Phil Bredesen-Governor of Tennessee Evan Bayh-Frmr Governor of Indiana, now Senator Jim Doyle-Governor of Wisconsin Kathleen Sebelius-Governor of Kansas Janet Napolitano-Governor of Arizona Dave Freundenthal-Governor of Wyoming Additional Obama choices Brian Schweitzer-Governor of Montana Bill Ritter-Governor of Colorado Ted Strickland-Governor of Ohio Tim Kaine-Governor of Virginia  more

Resolved Question: Is Obama the highest evolution of what the voters are looking for?

Obama yesterday won the backing of Wyoming Governor Dave Freudenthal, who became the sixth head of a Republican-leaning state to come out for him in his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. In the past week, Obama picked up support from first-term Senators Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Bob Casey of Pennsylvania. Clinton, backed by two governors from Republican states, gained no superdelegates If freshman Democrats in so-called `red states' and Barack Obama were not on the same page, I would think something is wrong,'' said Bernadette Budde, senior vice president of the Business-Industry Political Action Committee, a Washington-based group that works to elect pro-business lawmakers and hasn't endorsed a presidential candidate. ``He is the highest evolution of what the voters were looking for.'' So many racists and small minds in the world....  more

Resolved Question: Why didn't Hillary win in Wyoming?

Considering Wyoming is a state that has had a lot of woman firsts First Women to Vote: John A. Campbell, Wyoming’s first Territorial Governor, signed a bill December 10, 1869 making Wyoming the first state to grant women the right to vote. First Woman Justice of the Peace: Esther Hobart Morris was appointed February 17, 1870 in South Pass City. First All Woman Jury: The first all woman jury was sworn in March 7, 1870 in Laramie. First Woman Bailiff: In 1870, Mary Symons - Boies - Atkinson of Albany County was appointed the first woman bailiff in the world. First Woman Statewide Elected Official: Estelle Reel Meyer was elected as Superintendent of Public Instruction in 1894. First Town in America to be Governed Entirely by Women: The city of Jackson, from 1920 to 1921, had a woman mayor, town council and town marshall. One of the councilwomen defeated her husband for her council seat. read on below First Woman Governor in the U.S.: Nellie Tayloe Ross was elected to complete the term of her husband who died in office. She served from 1925 to 1927. In 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt appointed her the first woman to head the U.S. Mint, a position she held until 1953. Wyomig should have gone for Hilary big time but they never; I wonder why not!  more

Resolved Question: Who will win the Democratic caucus in WY?

The primaries & cauci ain't done yet. Wyoming's cactus takes place this Saturday. Will HRC continue her 2nd wind in the st8 w/ the fewest people? WY has eighteen delegates. Thumbs up 4 those of u answerers living in the Equality State. Also, any interesting other races, i.e. governor, state or local offices, or propositions & measures?  more

Resolved Question: My sister is having a baby and she told me they are leaning towards the name...?

Tayloe for a girl. I thought it was awful at first but the more I said it, the more I liked it. They picked that name because of Nellie Tayloe Ross (the first women governor in Wyoming). Since we live in Wyoming and they dislike Nellie, they thought it would be a cool, uncommon name. What do you think? Yes, it is pronounced "tay-low."  more

Resolved Question: what do u think of this as a story idea?

well im writing a book about an assassin who falls in love with a CIA agent and it revolves around the choices he has to make to either stay alive or keep his secret from her and i have a really good ending for the book and i dont know if i got a good beggining here it is “Ok I got this just got to wait until the target gets up to go to the bathroom and then I move” He watched the target closely watched his every movement and his target was the governor of Wyoming. John was the assassin and he had to kill the governor of the 2008 elections and this job he was getting paid $50,000 which is enough for Him to go on vacation for a while. Now why would anyone pay that much to assassinate him well the man who hired john found plans for an underground drug transport that he was going to replace with the medical supplies. John Maverick was 6”4 muscular light brown hair blue eyes. He had a short stubble he was 27 years old and looked very handsome. He use to be a normal guy he use to be in the marines. When he was in the marines he had a purpose. Once he got out of the marines he was approached by a man in a black suite that said he knew his history of killing and had an offer he couldn’t refuse and that’s how he ended up an assassin. He was very outgoing he was really lonely and needed a woman but He’s been single and has been since high school. He says if he were too date it would get in the way of his job He use to be a normal guy he use to be in the marines. When he was in the marines he had a purpose. Once he got out of the marines he was approached by a man in a black suite that said he knew his history of killing and had an offer he couldn’t refuse and that’s how he ended up an assassin. He was very outgoing he was really lonely and needed a woman but He’s been single and has been since high school. He says if he were too date it would get in the way of his job  more

Resolved Question: Spoofs on college names?

In each of these examples, the actual name of the college is written first. Then, after each, spoofs are written about each college name. Auburn University. Brown University. Chrome Yellow University. Neon Pink University. Northern Illinois University. Southern Illinois University. Eastern Illinois University. Western Illinois University. Northeastern Illinois University. Northwestern Illinois University. Southeastern Illinois University. Southwestern Illinois University. North-by-Northwestern Illinois University. Yale University. Cole University. Weiser University. Kwikset University. Harvey Mudd College. Roger Mudd College. Harcourt Fenton Mudd College. My Name Is Mudd College. King's College. Queen's College. Jack's College (formerly Knave's College). Ten's College. Ace's College. Texas A&I University. Texas A&M University. North Carolina A&T University. Tennessee C&W University. Michigan R&B University. New Jersey M&M University. San Francisco S&M University. Governors State University. Lieutenant-Governors State University. Secretaries of State State University. State Comptrollers State University. University of Tennessee Space Institute. University of Southwestern Arkansas Cosmic Realms Institute. Elroy Jetson Space Magic Institute. Lawrence Livermore National Labs. Lawrence Berkeley National Labs. Lawrence Olivier National Labs. Lawrence of Arabia National Labs. Lawrence Welk National Labs. Argonne National Labs. Kryptonne National Labs. Xenonne National Labs. Radonne National Labs. Concordia University. Discordia University. Misericordia University. University of Wisconsin - Madison. University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee. University of Wisconsin - River Falls. University of Wisconsin - Stout. University of Wisconsin - Porter. University of Wisconsin - Malt Liquor. University of Wisconsin - Night Train. University of Wisconsin - Everclear. Purdue University. Louis Rich University. Hormel University. Oscar Mayer University. Drexel University. Ethan Allen University. Seidel University. La-Z-Boy University. George Washington University. James Madison University. Chester A. Arthur University. Millard Fillmore University. Spiro T. Agnew University. J. Danforth Quayle University. McMaster University. McSlave University. McTop University. McBottom University. Wright State University. Wrong State University. Altered State University. UnState University. Out of State University. McGill University. McScale University. McFin University. McTail University. McOperculum University. McNeese State University. McNeffew State University. McAuntt State University. McUnccle State University. Seton Hall University. Seton Vestibule University. Seton Bathroom University. Seton Bedroom University. Sam Houston State University. Sam Walton State University. Sam I Am State University. Son of Sam State University. South Dakota School of Mines and Technology. Colorado School of Mines. Wyoming School of Ditches. Montana School of Holes in the Ground. BU. BYU. NYU. BYOB. Clemson University. Jebson University. Abnerson University. DaisyMaeson University. Clarkson University. Loisson University. Jimmyson University. Stephen F. Austin State University. Steve Austin State University. Bionic Woman State University. Tufts University. Locks University. Bald Spot University. Tulane University. Forlane University. Atelane University. Baruch College. The Weizmann Institute. Hofstra University. Brandeis University. Carasso University. Emory University. Nail Clippor University. Polish Removor University. Fordham University. Chryslerporkshoulder University. Generalmotorspigsfeet University. Universite' de Montre'al. Universite' Laval. Universite' Trudeau. Universite' Mulroney. University of Central Florida. University of EPCOT Center. University of Disney World. Bowie State University. Butcher State University. Ginsu State University. Swiss Army State University. Angelo State University. Giuseppe State University. Mario State University. Cosa Nostra State University. Mitsubishi Information Technology Labs. NEC Research Institute. Florida Atlantic University. Florida Pacific University. Florida Indian University. Florida Arctic University. Carnegie Mellon University. Carnegie Cucummber University. Carnegie Zucchinni University. College of William and Mary. College of Bonnie and Clyde. College of George and Gracie. College of Frankie and Johnny. College of Jimmy and Rosalyn. College of Ronnie and Nancy. College of Andy and Fergie. Cornell University. Wheatell University. Barleyell University. Buckwheatell University. Dartmouth University. Dartnostril University. Dartrectum University. Duke University. Viscount University. Baronet University. Knight University. Commoner University. Ferris State University. Roller Coaster State University. Florida International University. Florida National University. Florida State University. Florida County University. Florida Local University. Florida Neighborhood University. Florida Backyard University. Florida Garage University. Grand Valley State University. Small Valley State University. Piffling Little Valley State University. Large Flood Plain State University. Hunter College. Fisherman College. Camper College. Backpacker College. Lehigh University. Lelow University. Leinbetween University. Colgate University. Crest University. Gleem University. Close-Up University. Pearl Drops Tooth Polish University. Nova University. Duster University. Pinto University. Super Beetle University. Old Dominion University. New Dominion University. Dominions, Principalities, and Powers University. Mark-Jason Dominionus University. IBM T. J. Watson Research Center. IBM T. J. Hooker Research Center. IBM J. T. Kirk Research Center. Southern Methodist University. Southern Baptist University. Primitive Baptist University. Holy Roller University. Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. Daisy-Hulman Institute of Technology. Delphinium-Hulman Institute of Technology. Chrysanthemum-Hulman Institute of Technology. Our Lady of the Angels College. Our Lady of the Elms College. Our Lady of the Night College. Prentiss Normal and Industrial Institute. Prentiss Abnormal and Industrial Institute. Prentiss Abnormal and Interior Decoration Institute. Grinnell College. Smilell College. Smirkell College. Dalhousie University. Sandboxie University. Playgroundequipmentie University. Simon Fraser University. Simon Magus University. Simon Templar University. Simon Legree University. Illinois Benedictine College. Illinois Dominican College. Illinois Trappist College. Illinois Carthusian College. Illinois Benedictine College. Illinois Benedictine and Brandy College. Illinois Drambuie College. Illinois Grand Marnier College.  more

Resolved Question: Who is the governor of Wyoming?

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Resolved Question: State Mottos?

State Mottos Alabama: Litterasy Ain't Everthing Alaska: 11,623 Eskimos Can't Be Wrong! Arizona: But It's a Dry Heat Arkansas: We Made Him Governor Because We're Idiots ... What's Your Excuse for Making Him President? California: Our Women Have More Plastic Than Your Honda Colorado: If You Don't Ski, Don't Bother Connecticut: Like Massachusetts, Only The Kennedy's Don't Own It Yet Delaware: We Really Do Like The Chemicals In Our Water. Florida: Ask Us About Our Grandkids Georgia: Just as Good as Alabama ... Without Their High IQ Hawaii: Haka Tiki Mou Sha'ami Leeki Toru (Death To Mainland Scum, But Leave Your Money Idaho: More Than Just Potatoes ... Well Okay, We're Not, But The Potatoes Sure Are Real Good Illinois: Please Don't Pronounce the "S" Indiana: 2 Billion Years Tidal Wave Free Iowa: We Do Amazing Things With Corn Kansas: First Of The Rectangle States Kentucky: Five Million People; Fifteen Last Names Louisiana: We're Not ALL Drunk Cajun Wackos, But That's Our Tourism Campaign Maine: We're Really Cold, But We Have Cheap Lobster Maryland: If You Can Dream It, We Can Tax It Massachusetts: Our Taxes Are Lower Than Sweden's (For Most Tax Brackets) Michigan: First Line Of Defense From The Canadians Minnesota: 10,000 Lakes And 10,000,000 Mosquitoes Mississippi: Yes, We Have Electricity! Missouri: Your Federal Flood Relief Tax Dollars At Work Montana: And Very Little Else Nebraska: Ask About Our State Motto Contest Nevada: Prostitutes and Poker! New Hampshire: Go Away and Leave Us Alone New Jersey: You Want A ##$%##! Motto? I Got Yer ##$%##! Motto Right Here, You ##$%##!! New Mexico: Lizards Make Excellent Pets New York: You Have The Right To Remain Silent, You Have The Right To An Attorney North Carolina: Tobacco Is A Vegetable North Dakota: We Really Are One Of The 50 States! Ohio: At Least We're Not Michigan Oklahoma: Like The Play, Only No Singing Oregon: Spotted Owl ... It's What's For Dinner Pennsylvania: Cook With Coal Rhode Island: We're Not REALLY An Island South Carolina: Remember The Civil War? We Didn't Actually Surrender South Dakota: Closer Than North Dakota Tennessee: The Educashun State Texas: Si, Hablo Ingles (Yes, I Speak English) Utah: Our Jesus Is Better Than Your Jesus Vermont: Yep Virginia: Who Says Government Stiffs And Slackjaw Yokels Don't Mix? Washington: Help! We're Overrun By Computer Nerds & Grunge-Slackers! Washington, D.C.: Wanna Be Mayor? West Virginia: One Big Happy Family ... Just Ask Uncle Daddy! Wisconsin: Come Cut The Cheese Wyoming: Where Men Are Men ... And Sheep Are Afraid  more

Resolved Question: What are your favorite, least favorite U.S. states? Why?

Favorites: 1. TEXAS. My adopted home. Great genuine people, diversity in cultures and geography, Texas pride, the most beautiful women I've ever seen! 2. Louisiana, my native home. I love my family there, and it is a culture and region distinctly its own (even if it does have an idiot for a governor.) 3. Wyoming. Wide open spaces and awe-inspiring views only God could have made. The most laid-back people I've ever met. 4. Tennessee does sound good to me. It has charming small towns, beautiful mountains, and friendly but growing metropolises. Rocky Top! Least favorite: 1. Oregon. BEEAUTIFUL STATE, but that's it! I would be just as depressed as those people if I lived in rain 550 days of the year. 2. Kentucky. More rayed-neyck than many places. Rude and cliquish natives, very little to do, some of the rudest clients I deal with in my job come from KY. At least it has nice farms. 3. West Virginia: Been there once, scared the h*ll out of me. <Think dueling banjos>  more

Resolved Question: What are your favorite, least favorite U.S. states? Why?

Favorites: 1. TEXAS. My adopted home. Great genuine people, diversity in cultures and geography, Texas pride, the most beautiful women I've ever seen! 2. Louisiana, my native home. I love my family there, and it is a culture and region distinctly its own (even if it does have an idiot for a governor.) 3. Wyoming. Wide open spaces and awe-inspiring views only God could have made. The most laid-back people I've ever met. 4. Tennessee does sound good to me. It has charming small towns, beautiful mountains, and friendly but growing metropolises. Rocky Top! Least favorite: 1. Oregon. BEEAUTIFUL STATE, but that's it! I would be just as depressed as those people if I lived in rain 550 days of the year. 2. Kentucky. More rayed-neyck than many places. Rude and cliquish natives, very little to do, some of the rudest clients I deal with in my job come from KY. At least it has nice farms. 3. West Virginia: Been there once, scared the h*ll out of me. <Think dueling banjos>  more

Resolved Question: Know your state motto!?

Alabama Hell Yes, We Have Electricity. Alaska 11,623 Eskimos Can't Be Wrong! Arizona Yes, But It's A Dry Heat. Arkansas Lituracy Ain't Everythang. California By 30, Our Women Have More Plastic Than Your Honda. Colorado If You Don't Ski, Don't Bother. Connecticut Like Massachusetts, only smaller. Delaware We Really Do Like The Chemicals In Our Water. Florida Ask Us About Our Grandkids And Our Voting Skills. Georgia We Put The Fun In Fundamentalist Extremism. Hawaii Haka Tiki Mou Sha'ami Leeki Toru (Death To Mainland Scum,Leave Your Money) Idaho More Than Just Potatoes... Well, Okay, We're Not, But The Potatoes Sure Are Real Good Illinois Please, Don't Pronounce the "S" Indiana 2 Billion Years Tidal Wave Free Iowa We Do Amazing Things With Corn Kansas First Of The Rectangle States Kentucky Five Million People; Fifteen Last Names Louisiana We're Not ALL Drunk Cajun Wackos, But That's Our Tourism Campaign. Maine We're Really Cold, But We Have Cheap Lobster Maryland If You Can Dream It, We Can Tax It Massachusetts Our Taxes Are Lower Than Sweden's And Our Senators Are More Corrupt! Michigan First Line Of Defense From The Canadians Minnesota 10,000 Lakes... And 10 Zillion Mosquitoes Mississippi Come visit And Feel Better About Your Own State Missouri Your Federal Flood Relief Tax Dollars At Work Montana Land Of The Big Sky, The Unabomber, Right-wing Crazies, and Honest Elections! Nebraska Ask About Our State Motto Contest Nevada Hookers and Poker! New Hampshire Go Away And Leave Us Alone New Jersey You Want A ##$%##! Motto? I Got Yer ##$%##! Motto Right here! New Mexico Lizards Make Excellent Pets New York You Have The Right To Remain Silent, You Have The Right To An Attorney... And No Right To Self Defense! North Carolina Tobacco Is A Vegetable North Dakota We Really Are One Of The 50 States! Ohio At Least We're Not Michigan Oklahoma Like The Play, But No Singing Oregon Spotted Owl... It's What's For Dinner Pennsylvania Cook With Coal Rhode Island We're Not REALLY An Island South Carolina Remember The Civil War? Well, We Didn't Actually Surrender Yet South Dakota Closer Than North Dakota Tennessee Home of the Al Gore Invention Museum. Texas Se Hable Ingles Utah Our Jesus Is Better Than Your Jesus Vermont Too liberal for the Kennedys Virginia Who Says Government Stiffs And Slackjaw Yokels Don't Mix? Washington Our Governor can out-fraud your Governor! West Virginia One Big Happy Family...Really! Wisconsin Come Cut the Cheese! Wyoming Where Men Are Men... And The Sheep Are Scared Home of Brokeback Mtn. The District of Columbia The Work-Free Drug Place!  more

Governor Of Wyoming News

Economy, energy top Gosar's agenda - Star-Tribune

Democratic candidate for governor Pete Gosar made his first campaign stop Tuesday at the Men's Democratic Luncheon in Casper. Gosar, a pilot with the Wyoming Department of Transporation and a former football star at the ...

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Pa. Senate approves new sheriff: Former Wyoming Borough ... - LehighValleyLive.com

Jun. 8--The Pennsylvania Senate Monday, on a 47-0 vote, approved the appointment of former Wyoming ... According to Gary Tuma, spokesman for Gov. Ed Rendell, Gilligan was nominated by the governor on Feb. 8. His nomination is in its 23rd of 25 days ...

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Wyoming governor blasts courts over wolf protection - Missoulian

CASPER, Wyo. - Wyoming Gov. Dave Freudenthal is steamed over how federal courts have handled wildlife questions affecting his state. Freudenthal says that disputes over the federal Endangered Species Act should be litigated in Wyoming when they ...

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Wyoming continues long history of colorful candidates - Star-Tribune

senator and Congress ... Wyoming history professor Phil Roberts, who himself lost a bid for governor in 1998. Tim McCoy, a Hot Springs County rancher who became the star of many Hollywood Westerns in the 1920s and 1930s, lost the Republican ...

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Cody man running for governor to slash spending - Star-Tribune

Alan Kousoulos is running for governor of Wyoming because he's worried about the state's bottom line. "I'm just a Wyoming citizen concerned about our spending," said the 54-year-old Cody resident, who filed last week to ...

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Wyoming continues long history of colorful candidates - Star-Tribune

CHEYENNE -- In any political race in Wyoming, there are winning candidates and losing candidates. But then there are the candidates who are recounted in anecdotes long after the race is over, remembered not so much for ...

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Swollen Rivers Hit Wyoming and Colorado - WITN

Rain and a spring heat wave is quickly melting mountain snowpack west-central Wyoming causing rivers to reach record or near-record levels, washing out small bridges and flooding some homes. The governor of the state has ...

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Cody man dives into GOP race - Billings Gazette

CHEYENNE — Alan Kousoulos is running for governor of Wyoming because he’s worried about the state’s bottom line. “I’m just a Wyoming citizen concerned about our spending,” said the 54-year-old Cody resident ...

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Girls State meets in Powell - Billings Gazette

Shelbi Ely, of Basin, far right, speaks during a presentation Wednesday as part of Girls State, a weeklong civics workshop for high school juniors from across Wyoming. Loading… POWELL — Dozens of girls from across ...

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Wyoming Office of Governor Dave Freudenthal - Wyoming Governor's office features biography, links to press releases, boards and commissions, state agencies and other information pertaining to the office.

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Wyoming Office of Governor Dave Freudenthal - Contact the Governor. By Mail: State Capitol, 200 West 24th Street Cheyenne, WY 82002-0010 . By Phone or Fax: 307.777.7434 (phone) 307.632.3909 (fax)

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