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Mike Stolarski |
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| Congressional Wannabe |
Birthday: September 20, 1970 (37 years old)
Location: Atlanta, GA
Hometown: Baltimore
Relationship status: Married
Current job: Sanuwave, VP of Business Development, Alpharetta, GA
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My Current Poll |
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Posted: Mar 29, 2007
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| What does it take to be a part of your friends network? |
| Everyone, please join |
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| What really makes you happy? |
| Accomplishing something great |
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| What was your first political protest/demonstration/rally? How old were you? |
| I picketed with my father, who worked with the CWA. I was 10 years old. |
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| What was the last movie you watched? And how was it? |
| Radio Days. Excellent. Woody Allen is brilliant. |
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| In your dream world, which candidate/elected official would you most like to work for and why? |
| Al Gore. I trust him. |
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| What do you do when you're not trying to change the world? |
| Watch Chappelle's Show, Daily Show, Colbert Report. Listen to Thom Hartmann, and read his books. |
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| Who was the first president you voted for? |
| Bush, the first one, yeah, I was guilty of handing out the "Get Out of Jail Free" cards. |
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| Have you ever been a member of another political party besides your current party? |
| Yeah, I was guilty of voting while Republican in the 90s. |
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| What really makes you angry? |
| Ignorance and intollerance. |
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| What is your favorite ice cream? |
| Steven Colbert's Ben & Jerry's Flavor "Americone Dream" |
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PNAC: A Brief Overview
Hello all, Many of you probably know about PNAC, or Project for a New American Century...but, for our friends that are new to politics - and the Bush crime family - I thought I would introduce you to PNAC. http://www.newamericancentury.org/... Read More
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Thom Hartmann does it again! James Madison calls for impeachment!
The following is copied and was written by commonweal. Gonzogate and James Madison
by commonweal on Tue Mar 27, 2007 at 16:53:21 PM EST | Print | Send as Email | Spotlight
The Founding Fathers never cease to amaze me. Yes, they had their faults, and we often place them on a pedestal that blinds us from their less then exemplary actions. But their writings and speeches about the Constitution(not only those who supported the Constitution but those who opposed it as well), politics, and government in general were indeed prescient.
Thom Hartmann has found a speech given by James Madion on the floor of the House on June 17, 1789 in which he actually discussed the "wanton removal of meritorious officers" by the President of the United States.
commonweal :: Gonzogate and James Madison
Madison's speech was a part of a much larger debate surrounding the creation of a formal State Department. Article II, Section 2 of the Constitution granted the President the power to nominate and appoint officers with the advice and consent of the Senate. However, if the President could nominate and the Senate confirm, who could fire?
The majority decided that the President would have the power, but that if he abused that power, he should be impeached. Hartmann explain the importance of making this decision as this time:... Read More
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