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Even if Obama were an open book, with stellar transcripts, and was wildly successful before becoming president, none of that matters in comparison to his reign as POTUS. As president he has failed utterly to make this country, it's people, and our place in the world, better than before he became...

You should also be careful how you read, it seems. For example... For one, I didn't stoop. Two, I didn't say you were a failure as a human being, unless you did, in fact, "drive from St Louis to North Charleston to Laredo with only fuel stops, and then two hours later from Laredo to Michigan...

Most of the conservatives I know would kick down your door in a second if they could get away with it.

But wait! There's more! Ancestry website: Obama's mother descended from first US slave - U.S. News I'm a little surprised where this genealogy tree leads back to. I would have thought that they would have been able to trace him back to Jesus Christ himself.

Direct Delivery may be 45-50 MPH, but "non-stop" is what it is.

All the carriers I know of who "do HAMAT" do a lot of it. They don't take them for the same price as non-HAZMAT loads, though. There is a lot of risk in HAZMAT, and by that I mean more than just the insurance risk. Hauling it requires substantial additional precautions that many aren't willing...

Sasquatch took that picture.

Well, in a van, if the load paid $2500, the deadhead doesn't matter. I once deadheaded 900 for 700 loaded, but it paid a flat two grand. I also got plenty of sleep before and during the run. I think most of it is bravado, hot air, a load of crap. But anyone who would drive from St Louis to...

Does it really matter at this point? Quite frankly, I couldn't care less about what his accomplishments were in school. The time to worry about all that was before he got elected, not three years afterwards. Those who will vote for him again, there is nothing in his academic records that will...

Homer Bailey may be backing out. Said he's not sure if he's qualified to operate heavy machinery.

Yes, exactly, that's the slippery slope, and it wouldn't take much imagination to see that's where it will be headed. The whole notion of some need, one that can never be justified, to get an accurate idea of what a driver does in his or her free time is Big Brother on steroids. It's...

2000 miles deliver direct? Hard? Not for a team. For a solo, it's insane.

Following through on a promise made earlier in the season, with the Reds' 10 game winning streak Marty Brennaman will shave his head completely bald. Mr. Poofy Hair Fancy Boy, as Joe Nuxhall often called him, will lose his hair in the clubhouse this Friday. Homer Bailey has volunteered to do the...

True enough, it is the ACLU's interpretation of the Constitution, but they have a strong track record of interpreting it so that civil liberties aren't trampled on by those who want to dictate to others how to live, think and talk. It's more of an observation than an interpretation...

Advocates of hair testing, especially the ones who use it, never speak of DNA collection. They avoid that topic like the plague. They try a little too hard to avoid the issue, or will simply dismiss any DNA concerns out of hand. That should give one pause. CR England uses their own lab. That...

The ACLU always takes the side of the Constitution. If that side is the "correct" side only once in a blue moon according to conservatives, then that would indicate conservatives are more often in favor of suspending or trampling the Constitution than liberals are, which is saying a lot. The...

Yep. Two wrongs make a right. Until you are on the receiving end of a false charge. Then everything changes.

Just because it's a privately owned company does not give them the right to do whatever that want, or create unreasonable conditions for employment. The reason some are collecting hair is because no one has sued them for collecting DNA samples without a valid reason. They can't collect blood...

That's a logical fallacy, and is at the very heart of presumed innocent until proven guilty. The "if you have nothing to hide..." argument requires that people prove their innocence in response to any and all charges, no matter how ridiculous, and if they fail to do so they are guilty.

What's wrong with the first paragraph is the last sentence. It has very little to do with Romney and offers no facts about him at all. As to the rest, I've already stated quite plainly the problems with it, as it's not a piece about facts about Romney as much as it's an agenda driven piece to...