Capital Punishment Turns The State Into A

We've Removed The Ceiling Above Our Dreams. There Are No More Impossible Dreams.

You May Choose Your Mate, But You Cannot Deny Someone Else The Right To Choose Their Mate.

It Is A Historical Error For Those Who Were Not There To Just Refer To August 28th As 'i Have A Dream' Speech Day. That Is A Real Disservice To Those Who Were There. It Was A Sad Day. It Was Not A Celebration Environment.

When I Was A Boy We Were Poor And We Had To Make Do With What We Had. So My Grandma Used To Make Us Quits That We Used For Blankets. She Couldn't Afford To Go To The Store And Buy A Blanket -- So She'd Take Scraps Of Cloth And Sew Them Together. There'd Be Different Colors And Different Patterns And Different Types Of Cloth -- But They All Went Together To Make That Big Quilt To Keep Us Warm.

We Made This Inexplicable Turn Into Iraq, Where We've Lost Lives, Money, Honour And The Coalition On [george] Bush's Watch. Surely He's Not Suggesting That If The Democrats Win, Things Can Get Worse. I Mean, All We Can Do Now Is To Look At Our Field Policy And Change The Course. We Need More Diplomatic Outreach Toward Iran, Syria And Middle Eastern Allies, And Less Bluster And Less Threats, And Fewer Troops.