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Re: Cox Communications

Khayyam — Fri, 30 Apr 2021 15:46:50 -0000

Our Company (Welcome2Wellness) Recently switched from Century Link to Cox... I must admit Cox service is superior. Nonetheless as a Business when there is an outage several Hours (especially Suicide Prevention) we are effected remarkably. Just think $10.00 is more of a slap in the face than compensation. We will remain customer as I stated the service (when operational) is superior to any other provider

Re: The Ambiguity Must End

Khayyam — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 00:28:34 -0000

As much as We all "think" we would like transparency in our government it is unrealistic unfortunately at this time to maintain national security. Let's keep in mind the Obama administration has only been in office since Jan. 20, 2009. It hasn't been four months yet. From a political stand point it is very important all information is combed over before allowing the general public access. We are having issues with our borders and no telling what business the last administration had going on. It may actually be in our best interest for the time being the current administration has time to make decisions on what information is and isn't a national security risk. Some information may be damaging to our country during such a sensative era in America.

Re: The Next American Paradigm

Khayyam — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 17:25:15 -0000

I some what agree with Matt. The issues that we face in America are no larger than any issue the media and public opinion decides to focus on. The economy is only an issue for poor people, the war will and must go on unless you want war here on American soil (the lesser of two evils you choice), our political system is still a young growing system which has room for many, many new ideas. In regards to our generations (I'm still in my 20's) we could educate ourselves in regards to politics, there has been numerous times in history the gov't has given us what we ask for, but we didn't not understand the protocol or the consequences.
Change has occurred and no one notices becuase no one knows what to look for.

Re: STUDY GUIDE: The Role of the Party Chair

Khayyam — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 19:44:36 -0000

This was a very interesting Q&A. Very. I would think the GOP would want to think outside of the box during this particular time when people are looking for something new to grasp on to. Eventually so many of those whom have depended upon the GOP for dear life (a majority of the country) will evolve and learn how to live without those amenities the GOP has provided this great country of America. Just a thought

Re: Obama Policy Blueprint ‘Exorcises Spirit of Ronald Reagan’, says Noted American Historian:

Khayyam — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 03:43:08 -0000

Maybe it's just me.... I do not see the similarities in President Obama and President Reagan whatsoever. I mean they're the further apart than just about any two Presidents you can name to me. Reagan was not a great speaker nor a great head of statesman...Yet He (and Mrs.Reagan) were great Legislators..to me......I think all of us have allowed our emotions to judge our thoughts thus far durring the current administration....and that's exactly what We are seeing right now is President Obama and the strong presence of his ADMINISTRATION....no President in History has furfilled every promise(let's be realistic)....and we can forget about attacking the very banking system that ALL AMERICANS depend on. I would like to say Scoop 44 is the beginning toward a real change....not awaiting a President or Administration that must adhere to Seperation of Power & Checks and Balances moreso than any administration I can currently think of...

Re: Mr. GQ

Khayyam — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 03:24:09 -0000

Michael Steele.....if I weren't a Political Science Major I would feel sorry for the guy....there are rumors that Mr. Steele was put into place to draw in the urban youth (i.e. hip hop generation)...should that be true it displays how out of touch with society (and reality) the Mr. Steele's party (as well as Mr. Steele himself) are right now. Is this a tactic on Mr. Steels's part or is Mr. Steele sincere.....?? Nevertheless I see a party that is desperate and a party that has lots of influence and finance, a formula that requires all of us to pay close attention no matter what side of the fence one is on....an if you're American you are on one side (rather We know it or not)