Center for Public Policy Priorities’ state lobbyist Dick Lavine tells us how corporate bailouts fared in the 2009 Texas legislative session. Find out how corporate tax bailouts force Texans to pay more taxes.
Duration : 0:4:12
Center for Public Policy Priorities’ state lobbyist Dick Lavine tells us how corporate bailouts fared in the 2009 Texas legislative session. Find out how corporate tax bailouts force Texans to pay more taxes.
Duration : 0:4:12
HE IS NOT WILLING TO ROLLOVER & PLAY DEAD FOR HER ON HER HUSBAND’S DUBIOUS CONTRIBUTIONS FROM FOREIGN SOURCES TO HIS FOUNDATION. SHE IS AFTER ALL SUPPOSED TO BE SECY. OF STATE & THIS MAY INFLUENCE HER.
Presiding Judge Sharon Keller (1), Judges Lawrence E. Meyers (2), Tom Price (3), Paul Womack (4), Cheryl Johnson (5), Mike Keasler (6), Barbara Hervey (7), Charles Holcomb (8), and Cathy Cochran (9) make up the current Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.
Places 3, 4, 8, and 9 are up for election in 2008. For 2010 it is Places 2, 5, and 6 and in 2012 Places 1 and 7 are up for election.
http://austin.about.com/od/politics/tp/TX_State_Elected_Offices.htm
According to some web page that i found, this are the best 100 comedies, do you agree?
100. Anchorman
99. The Birdcage
98. School of Rock
97. Happy Gilmore
96. Four Weddings and a Funeral
95. Harold and Kumar go to White Castle
94. Waiting for Guffman
93. The Aristocrats
92. Father of the Bride
91. Revenge of the Nerds
90. Clueless
89. Slapshot
88. Team America: World Police
87. The Kentucky Fried Movie
86. Zoolander
85. Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
84. Silver Streak
83. Sister Act
82. Tootsie
81. Half Baked
80. Lost in America
79. Three Amigos
78. Bananas
77. Flirting With Disaster
76. Ghostbusters
75. Dumb and Dumber
74. Trading Places
73. City Slickers
72. Moonstruck
71. Roxanne
70. Nutty Professor
69. The Blues Brothers
68. Broadcast News
67. Kingpin
66. Dazed and Confused
65. Office Space
64. This is Spinal Tap
63. Manhattan
62. The Pink Panther
61. Election
60. When Harry Met Sally…
59. Police Academy Series
58. Private Benjamin
57. Swingers
56. Young Frankenstein
55. Bull Durham
54. Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
53. Dr. Strangelove
52. Meet the Parents
51. National Lampoon’s Vacation
50. The Princess Bride
49. American Pie
48. American Graffiti
47. 9 to 5
46. The Incredibles
45. Raising Arizona
44. Sixteen Candles
43. What About Bob?
42. Harold and Maude
-41. Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery
40. Monty Python and the Holy Grail
39. Mrs. Doubtfire
38. Best in Show
37. Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story
36. Good Morning, Vietnam
35. Beetlejuice
34. Rushmore
33. Clerks
32. Groundhog Day
31. The Big Lebowski
30. The 40-Year-Old Virgin
29. Legally Blond
28. Annie Hall
27. A Fish Called Wanda
26. Wayne’s World
25. Meet the Fockers
24. Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure
23. Big
22. Beverly Hills Cop
21. Shampoo
20. The Jerk
19. Wedding Crashers
18. Stripes
17. M*A*S*H
16. Old School
15. Fast Times at Ridgemont High
14. Napoleon Dynamite
13. Naked Gun (series)
12. The Producers
11. Pee Wee’s Big Adventure
10. Arthur
9. Blazing Saddles
8. The Wedding Singer
7. Ace Ventura, Pet Detective
6. Airplane
5. South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut
4. There’s Something About Mary
3. Shrek
2. Caddyshack
1. Animal House
Happy Gilmore and Office Space are too far down and I don’t see Tropic Thunder on there…the greatest movie made in the last two years.
Neither the Federalist Party nor the Democratic-Republican Party is a clear match to today’s two major political parties. After researching the Democratic and Republican parties, which do you think are the most like the original parties?
please help me! if you do, i will be extremely grateful! Thanks so much!
I’d probably say the Libertarian Party or the Reform Party of the USA are more like the parties of the past