Judge Carl J. Barbier said his ownership of debt instruments issued by Halliburton and Transocean does not give him a financial interest in these companies.
There’s a certain commonality of the way oil companies had been operating in the Gulf. There certainly is, Oily. BAUAAE
But, Bob, you understand, it’s just business.
Need we ask what the impact of such policy is upon the health of the national economy?
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“If you think Wall Street and the big banks are capable of reform, think again.”
Parker Center… Uh, huh… Uh, huh… No, we aren’t going to arrest those two for War Crimes. No, no, and we aren’t going to arrest all of those critters for crimes against humanity. Only call us if you see suspicious behavior by your neighbor.
The legacy of the George W. Bush administration continues.
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Why do almost all Senators and many members of the House of Representatives choose to ignore their official responsibility to respond to degradation of the atmosphere brought about by anthropogenic emissions and the dangers of radioactive waste?
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Does Dave Massey live in a great country, or what?
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The Political Potential of Sam Brownback
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