moderators are so fascinated with our posts they've forgotten to close the thread??
1099. Definitely a "new look" thing.
Yeah, if it's not on the National Lawyers Guild website, it doesn't exist.
So I take it by your evasion to a simple question that you're tacitly admitting it's the online equivalent of yellow journalism?
Seriously, "bigjournalism.com"? Really?
So I take it by your evasion to a simple question that you're tacitly admitting it's the online equivalent of yellow journalism?
Seriously, "bigjournalism.com"? Really?
It's either a flaw or a planned changed with the board change. I don't think I've seen a Cafe thread close since then.
http://bigjournalism.com/author/cbrim/
She's an AP writer? Looks to me more like a typical washington lobbyist hack.
Oh my fault, I thought you were referring to the 2nd link, which was the Portland voting story, which was done by an AP writer.
The other one didn't come from me.
Would you like to rephrase your answer?
Well, that and the fact that moderators never closed threads at all - they locked themselves after 1,000 posts.
That functionality clearly didn't make it into this version, however. Or it hasn't been turned on yet.
Go back and check the link in my post, azz. You'll find it links to the story about expanding the franchise. Stop trying to pretend you're James Martin Davis.
Lame. Who doesn't like the shakeup of a new thread, and new threadtitle?
Muslim curtains in the white house was cute, but are we really going to use it for the next 2(or 6) years?
That is the link in your post, dumbass. You made 2 different posts with 2 different links. The first one (#1091 in this thread, since apparently you can't remember it) had nothing to do with expanding the voter rolls.