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The proposed policies to which Pence was referring would have created a government managed health care system applicable to all. That's socialism.

It's more a government managed payment system. You may not think there is a difference, but there is.

The proposed policies to which Pence was referring would have created a government managed health care system applicable to all. That's socialism.

What court does he preside over? Maybe I'm confused, isn't that a picture of our 44th president? Well, obviously not OUR president (as in including you), but MY prewsident.....I forget what country you live in....but I'm pretty hopeful it's not the USA.

Indeed. The medieval concept of Christian health care was the earliest source for Socialism so to say.

No one has

and selective quotation from the Koran and ignoring what people actually do.

Jesus was a socialist!

selective quotation from the Koran and ignoring what people actually do.

Other Recent "Misunderstandings
of Islam"

2019.02.28 (Yemen)
Five children are pulled into pieces by an Ansar Allah rocket.

2019.02.26 (Mali)
Jihadists murder a young herdsman, then booby-trap his body with a bomb that kills seventen others, including family.

2019.02.25 (Somalia)
Six woman are among nine street cleaners massacred by al-Shabaab.

2019.02.23 (Mozambique)
Three locals are murdered by Islamic extremists.

2019.02.23 (Iraq)
Five fishermen are attacked and murdered by the Islamic State.

2019.02.21 (Iraq)
Twenty-six members of the Shabak religious minority are discovered in a mass ISIS grave.

(Note: Data for each attack is sometimes pulled from multiple sources. The provided link may not be in complete agreement with the updated detail for the incident).

Thousands in Algeria have taken to the streets angry at 81-year-old President Abdelaziz Bouteflika's plan to seek a fifth term in office.

Police fired tear gas at protesters in the capital, Algiers.

Anti-government protests are rare in Algeria but several broke out after Mr Bouteflika confirmed his candidacy.

He has rarely been seen in public since suffering a stroke in 2013 and is currently undergoing medical checks in Switzerland.

As they marched through the streets of Algiers on Friday, some demonstrators carried banners saying "leave means leave". Others stressed their intentions were peaceful.

Some protesters threw stones near the presidential palace and were driven back by police firing tear gas. Witnesses said there were injuries on both sides.

Demonstrations also took place following Friday prayers in several other cities in Algeria.

Mr Bouteflika came to power in 1999 and is credited with putting an end to a civil war that is estimated to have killed more than 100,000 people.

Protests against food prices and unemployment broke out in 2011 during the Arab Spring but he responded by lifting a nearly two-decades old state of emergency, meeting a key demand of protesters.

After his stroke he won re-election in a poll denounced by the opposition and dissolved the country's powerful spy agency, replacing it with a body loyal to him.

Critics say his ill health means that he is unable to perform his duties as president.

Despite the show of dissent, Mr Bouteflika is still widely tipped to win the election in April.

"Twenty years are enough," said one woman, quoted by AFP news agency, who was joined by her husband and children.

I watched the hearing. Found myself bored most of the time

"I can only warn people," the disgraced ex-attorney said, "the more people that follow Mr. Trump as I did, blindly, are going to suffer the same consequences that I’m suffering."

Trudeau and Wilson-Raybould: The scandal that could unseat Canada's PM

Have you seen the way the Canadian govt has been going after Rebel Media?

The Canadian government's recent announcement that it will be providing more than CDN $600 million (USD $455 million) over the next five years to bail out the country's financially strapped media outlets -- as part of the fall fiscal update about the federal budget ahead of the 2019 federal election -- is not as innocent as it may seem.

If I ever find my self in need of 'English to gibberish' translation

Ocasio-Cortez threatens to unleash progressive activists on moderate Dems

Cohen, speaking in the type of clipped dramatic half sentences you would expect from someone auditioning for a mafia role in a very bad movie, also admitted that he is being showered with book deals and movie offers. He did not name, however, the potential benefactors for whom Wednesday’s testimony was an obvious audition. Congressman Jordan, however, pointed to West Coast billionaire Tom Steyer, who has paid millions to impeach the President, including funding ongoing investigations by the totally discredited British spy, Christopher Steele.

Otherwise, at the end of the hearing, Congressman Jim Jordan summarized the lies which Cohen told in Wednesday’s hearing itself. He claimed that he never committed bank fraud when he was convicted of that crime. While claiming to be a good lawyer, he said he never considered whether the alleged payoffs to women were legal or the right thing to do. He admitted to recording his own clients and in fact, eagerly offered up the tapes if the Committee asked for them, regardless of attorney-client privilege. He gave two completely contradictory accounts of the $130,000 Stormy Daniels payment. He claimed that he did not set up the Women for Cohen twitter account when in fact he did. He claimed that he was not exercising revenge against Donald Trump for not giving him a job in the Administration when, in fact, the prosecutors in the Southern District of New York confirmed that was exactly the case. This was all in addition to the false report, signed under oath, concerning his foreign contacts cited by Congressman Mark Meadows.

it can't be easy.