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Sarah, I love you. Thanks for intelligent re-buttal to the right-wing nuts, who don't have a clue who is screwing them.

Steve

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Sarah-3043284, Girl you ROCK!!!! Thanks for all your comments and keep on rocking!!! I'm enjoying reading your supportive posts. THANKS!

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Sarah...thank you for your educated comments for gay marriage and our constitution.

BTW...you are hysterical...I laughed so hard when you made the comment about banging your head on your keyboard. Fight on!

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Sarah, you rock! Keep up the great posts!

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Sarah, you rock!

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Thank you, Sarah, for your brilliant and scholarly taking points in favor of marriage equality. You very succinctly shred the ridiculous arguments of those who favor the anti-equality side. There is no way their side will prevail in this fight. We may lose some battles, but we will definitely win the war in the long run, and our opponents know it.

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Sarah:

After reading your recent post about immigration, I certainly appreciate the fresh air that sets your comments apart from all those other that just feel the need to write gut thinking nonsense about a topic that have not taken the time to research and only sing the tune of what they hear on TV; just to later complain that TV news are biased.

Congrats.!

EA

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Sarah,

Per your recent SS posts, I like your style - witty, erudite and poignant. I can tell you have a penchant for being "on point"...You unequivocally make sense out of the senseless.

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Thanks for your comments regarding the Miss Universe pageant. You are fearless, reasoned and lovely.

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I understand what you are saying, but I will never agree that the government has the right to force a person to by a product from a PRIVATE company just because he/she is breathing.

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Just a point on the comment on healthcare about pre-existing conditions and women's rights. I live in Maryland where the state law prohibits exclusion of pre existing conditions. It's a states rights issue. The same reason Romneycare and Obamacare are so different even with all of its obvious similarities. The federal gvernment is over reaching it's powers. Each state should have it's passionate people institute change where they live.

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Thank you SO much for your comments and standing up to homophobia. It brings me great hope to see allies going out of their way to fight on my behalf. You go girl!
-John

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Thank you SO much for your comments and standing up to homophobia. It brings me great hope to see allies fighting on my behalf. You go girl!
-John

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Sarah:

By George, your analysis of the same-sex marriage issue was spot on! Keep up the good work.

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I saw your immigration post and you made some valid points. However your primary point was highly flawed. How would an illegal file a tax return with out a valid social security numbers or tax identification number? Both of which require proof of residency.

The only way an illegal could file taxes is with a stolen SSN or TIN.

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Sarah,

I respect the information you provide in order to defend your points. I completly agree with your comments and arguments in regards to the inmigrants. As a well known fact about the "taxpaying" matter how the people who "know" that inmigrants do not pay taxes understand that an 80% if not higher a number of "illegal" inmigrants do not claim taxes because the fear of being deported, Has any "informed" critic ever analize the matter objectively to then realize that the revenue collected by our government is more than the money spent in providing services. For the authenticity of those facts one needs to read some books by Jorge Ramos if not other authors concern with this matter.

Thank you for giving voice to the inmigrants!

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Sarah,

Terrific comments. Thanks for taking the time to respond to these people; I know such well-crafted replies require a great deal of time to compose.

Mike

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Thanks Sarah, for your intelligent comments...we need more like you on this website, who understand what the real facts are and who is not afraid to speak out! Remarks made by "what's his name" is a sad example of a person who doesn't have the motivation to seek out and determine what the true facts are...if he wants to understand why our economy has gone into the dumpster, he should see the movie "The Inside Job," narrated by Matt Damon. There are also other resource materials which clearly show that the banks knew what they were doing...They understood the risk...but, didn't care... they understood that they would be bailed out in someway and indeed they were "too big, to Fail." What they cared about was their profit and commissions. It was in a weird way a classic example of "Diminishing Returns," for the payer home owner their financial equity collapsed...with a lot of sub prime mortgages in the mix and as interest rates went up...foreclosures snowballed! They knew in the long run it was a house of cards!

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Tomas jefferson did not coin the term speration between church and state Rodger williams did as Rhode Island was the first state to use separation between church and state that was over 300 years ago he is the founder of it rodger williams as for these navy woman kissing its about time i served for several years and was not allowed to kiss whom ever i was involved with i just ignore the bigots not worthy of investing any time in

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How do you say MF and end in Amen? I think you are very angry please
try to relax.

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Glad I'm not in a moron homophobe state! Even that tewrm isa rediculous!
Eric

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