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i am doing a project, how does japan celebrate Thanksgiving in America?
Obviously, plenty of people don’t like Obama. For those of you who dislike him, is your feeling on his presidency the same as it has been for previous presidents that you have disliked? Just wondering if this is how things usually are, or if the current times are somehow worse.
Agreed, I was just wondering because things seem pretty bleak right now. I want to know if this is how it always is when you disagree with the current administration, or if stuff really is, in fact, scary.
That’s fine, anyone can answer! You have to have disliked a president at some point. Is it always the same old feeling?
i remember in my history books always making it seem like presidents were these great people, who everyone liked, but it dosn’t seem like that at all, i always hear people bashing the prez. has it always been like this and the books cover up alot of the truth?
My husband and I are both 30 years old, and we just started saving this year. We are only able to save $250 each month in a Target Retirement mutual fund. Our goal is to save 15% of our gross income each month (but right now, we are only saving about 10%). Will we have enough money when we retire? I don’t want to be 80 years old, looking for a job at Walmart because we didn’t save enough. My husband is in the military, so we should also be getting a pension at the end of 20 years in service. I certainly hope that social security, a pension and our Target Retirement mutual fund are enough to keep us out of the poor house!
Carter didnt cause it in the 70s, Reagan didnt cure it in the 80s.
Bush didnt cause it on 00s, Obama isnt curing it in the 10s.
Presidents dont have the type of power folks, and thats a fact.
PRIMO nailed it.
My in-laws live 3,000 miles away. I want to invite them to my college graduation in December, but I want to do 2 things:
1. Make sure they get a very early notice.
2. Make sure they don’t feel bad about not being able to come, because I know there is little to no chance that they would be able to afford it or take the time off.
I really just want them to know that I WANT them there, but I know they probably can’t be.
I am getting married in May 2010, and I was wondering if there is a tactful way to invite certain people to the wedding, but not the reception. How would that be worded on the invitation? I don’t want to be shunned by my co-workers for not including them in at least some aspect of my wedding, but I can’t say I particularly want them at my reception. Any advice? Thanks!
age for all elected politicians and government employees? We currently have people in elected office who are senile and even some in the senate wearing diapers so they can remain on the floor, we must have a mandatory retirement age and term limits for all elected officials, what say you?
Thanks Christopher K but i retired 7 years ago. and it has been at least 50 years since anyone called me junior.
Geek_girl make that date soon because i have a terminal disease that will soon get me away from the computer and my doctor says soon.
I am from the great Mexico. Thanksgiving is about people in the US, not Mexico. But all the businesses and stuff want to be closed. That is unfair to others.
Just because a president holds office and has certain policies doesn’t mean if the economy is bad its their fault. Whatever bill they send to congress still has to be voted on by congress. Without congress approval, no policies would make it off paper. So don’t blame the president for the bad economy, poor health care, bad unemployment, and other things, its more of congress’ fault than the presidents. And by the way, DEMS have ran the house and senate for the past two years.
