Write a polemic against all of the lies going on during this political cycle. You see it through your eyes, and you know it's going to change after the end of this year in Iowa or in 2014. There's no time to dwell on the stuff you know. That's probably the truth, and it's one of the things the people who are running for statewide office are making abundantly clear: If they lose, there's no ending. The reality is that there are only five of us left on the ballot. And you cannot fix all of these questions.
SEN. OBAMA (R-Fla.): The way we've been run in the last few elections, that doesn't mean we're going to win the nomination. But if we do get that nomination that will allow us to go forward, the Democrats will be there. It's a great thing because no one has won yet. We're so close to getting to the front line, and we're so close to winning that people are looking for the next president who will take a good look at these issues and say: No, this isn't going to work, and when you're running against the odds, you know things take a back seat.
OBAMA: The only time I'd suggest you go get a ticket for the next GOP presidential debate that starts and ends here in the next 24 hours is when we are talking about the state of the Republican Party.
SCAHILL: Thank you
Write a polemic about the Holocaust and its implications for the future of our country? There were several ways that the United States could have resolved the crisis over the Auschwitz gas chambers, but we still believe that the Holocaust was not a genocide – that we need to work with our allies and partners in this fight for real human rights to live in safety and dignity. We will not allow the continuation of the concentration camps because they destroy human life and the people who make life there safer. We are committed to finding the solutions to solve problems that are still causing serious harm. We believe that there must be a better way than war zones where children are murdered and children are not murdered but are made to suffer. And when things like torture are put on the streets or killed in the street or shot to death, we recognize that our nation does better to try to end the war in ways that work for all of its people. But we do not have such a plan for our future. We recognize that in our political landscape we've seen the way governments act that is dangerous, too many are willing to try to act recklessly or too much is happening. The United States should not be fighting wars with our friends in Europe, with our allies in Africa or in other places where nations like Iran, North Korea, and Syria – those are not the places where we can lead when people are murdered and left without hope, and those countries and those people are not fighting to achieve a political solution to their problems. We
Write a polemic on Reddit!
The first post, "Don't let other people tell the lie about you: you only act like a person," started off with a simple joke, but when that was met with hostility and outrage, much of the online community picked it up. Within hours, more than 8,000 people took to Twitter to condemn the comments, but many, many more took to vent their own frustrations through online campaigns and media coverage.
What many in the discussion community were left unperturbed by was how much the commentariat's actions hurt.
"People just love Trump, so let her go," said one user named "Nudist." Others, like "Bash" the Redditor on Twitter who said he actually likes Trump because he is a feminist, expressed sympathy and support in defense of the hateful comments.
"This is how we make fun of her. We get angry, but we do not need her to get angry," another said.
One of the larger threads on the site noted how "many of you here on Reddit love Trump to some degree, including you. Not only does he seem hateful (read: hateful to the point of making someone see his skin as white), but others do so based on his racism," but it also noted that they "not only hate Trump, but he also acts like a woman. He's made a lot of people uncomfortable as a result of white supremacy," as well as
Write a polemic!
In fact, it would likely be a good idea to ask your church to help you spread the gospel. If you are at an early warning time when you feel pressured to call the church, try doing so as early as 5:30, when you need to make sure it is on the way home, or by yourself.
As the Lord's call to us makes clear, when you choose not to say or do something, God does not take the initiative.
Your Church should be very careful with the church's teaching, so as to ensure that your testimony stays true to God's direction. You do not assume that every word of a sermon is consistent with your own teaching and, if necessary, you don't always keep exactly what Christ taught about human behavior, physical and moral.
If you believe your church is right and you believe that God loves you and cares for you, then please ask the Lord Jesus Christ and ask the Lord for forgiveness.
How do people respond when they hear your gospel message?
You often get very, very upset with people who don't respond.
When you ask friends to vote with your vote, remember that you can't tell a group of people that's voting for you from their past life. If you send a letter on the internet to all the people in your church you probably don't know who they are. As a result, you may be thinking, "this is a
Write a polemic.
We asked the New York Times to offer what our readers might think about the column "Is it funny that Donald Trump has said that he will torture people without charge?" and what it could reveal about the president-elect's character as a politician. We noted these questions, and asked the audience to provide their own thoughts.
We were struck by the wide-ranging discussion by writers and commentators on the subject that the New York Times chose to make for an evening with some of our favorites among them.
Our first question had to be phrased as follows:
What would our favorite moment of your life be if, as you say, a country with so much violence has a government that wants to make sure nothing like it ever happens?
For our purpose, we decided to provide a five-second answer to that question and then to include comments from dozens of people on Twitter, Facebook, Google+, and Instagram that were inspired by the piece.
Many of whom commented on that tweet — "what's funny is, Trump said a bunch of things about himself that were untrue, then Trump says what he's saying about himself." — have said something, and said it again, this time without clarifying their motives. We've decided not to make that clear.
We felt that we were, in fact, given a chance to evaluate the piece. We could only do so much when at an event, or at one point
Write a polemic before the news and try to make the story of one of our political leaders seem more realistic and effective than it really is. When your politics is at stake, why not begin what should be a very serious conversation: How to be a better president."
The next day, the White House offered $10,000 for one of Clinton's staffers to serve on the task force which it hopes will make recommendations on how to address the problem before it causes more trouble for her successor. As they prepared to leave for Washington, the president and campaign manager Lewandowski attended an early dinner organized by The Wall Street Journal. While Lewandowski declined to talk, the Times reported that the meeting was "an effort by the White House to portray Trump's candidacy as an attack on 'both parties,' despite the fact that there's been no public discussion of such issues in the months leading up to Election Day, when Mr. Trump started talking about them publicly."
While Donald Trump will continue to defend his election victory, most Americans don't consider his campaign 'the greatest of all time' and do not expect it to be a success on the political stage. Trump's victory came just as much despite his repeated attacks of Clinton 'going after 'both parties,' and his assertion that the United States remains so divided on issues.
When President Obama was in charge of our intelligence community, he had to decide whether the CIA and FBI would focus and cooperate with the Clinton investigation, or not
Write a polemic against the Obama administration that is meant to counter the president's attacks on the rule of law and to undermine that rule of law with a more comprehensive anti-terrorism program that can go after those who violate the law as well."
The Obama administration recently released a budget and stated that the number of terrorist attacks in America has increased sharply after President Barack Obama ordered a halt to the issuance of travel ban orders.
Write a polemic about why one thinks gay people aren't gay but why they do get to vote is a good place to start.
"Gay people are people I could love and respect -- they don't make my life look like an act of disrespect to the gay community as a whole," Gormway wrote. "But I will not tolerate people who deny my right to support their own sexual preference and use violence to defend that preference."
As for when or if gay kids might have to grow out of it. "The question here is, 'Will gay kids grow into adults?' And it's about having a child that's not like they are, and will not be gay," writes John Carrey of Gay-Straight Alliance. "They should start from the bottom: There's the stigma they face, their body politic, their upbringing."
Gay and straight families, no exception, often feel like they're having a better time, say lesbian marriage advocates. In fact, nearly one in five of gay couples in the country do not live in households that include gay people.
Carson was worried the family might be unable to keep their religious beliefs from being the case for them, but said he expects "anybody trying to build a home to put two and two together should be looking to start off with some kind of religious faith -- like marriage, family, social service, or being able to have it themselves, because of their own orientation and their experiences
Write a polemic over a local radio station to its listeners with the line, "Why aren't we talking about how to fight this in any other way?"
"We haven't really gotten around to that," Anderson said. "They used to bring it up with these, you know, the same kind of arguments."
This year, CNN's Anderson Cooper pointed out viewers are losing faith in a government program, a program that asks voters to select candidates on issues like abortion rights. The CNN program "is kind of like, 'We're supposed to give you our vote on abortion." CNN has done that to other political programs.
But if the program fails to address some of the serious issues it raises, it could cause its viewers to feel alienated.
"There are people who won't go to another CNN that was really on political talk radio," said Jessica Johnson, editor-in-chief of the Boston Herald newspaper. "If it were about that kind of thing, they'd probably think it was a show about the media."
Watch: Media are not happy with CNN
This is just a day in Massachusetts and CNN could use some help with the other debates. If CNN is more honest about what questions it should cover for all Americans about the 2016 elections, it might try to be "politically correct."
But that's a tall order for Anderson Cooper, the host of "This Week." For his part, Anderson has long supported
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