boburnhamlove:

oh, just dying. don’t worry about it.

 Need a more intellectually immersive job. Can’t keep looking at beautiful men on tumblr all day. Might be killing parts of me I’ll need later in life.

boburnhamlove:

oh, just dying. don’t worry about it.

 Need a more intellectually immersive job. Can’t keep looking at beautiful men on tumblr all day. Might be killing parts of me I’ll need later in life.


Obamacare is socialized medicine,” says the Republican Party. No, no — excuse me — socialized medicine is what we have now! People without insurance can go to an emergency ward or throw themselves on the mercy of a doctor, and the cost of all this uncompensated care is shared by all those who have insurance, raising your rates and mine. That is socialized medicine and that is what Obamacare ends. Yet Obama — the champion of private insurance for all — has allowed himself to be painted as a health care socialist.

President Obama Should Seize the High Ground - NYTimes.com

Actually, Friedman is probably right that Obama should just sell his record … and sell it hard and uncompromisingly. 

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“Body by NordicTrack!”

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roxannewright:

Canada’s teen birth and abortion rate drops by 36.9 per cent
Better access to contraception, higher quality sex education and shifting social norms have contributed to a 36.9 per cent decline in Canada’s teen birth and abortion rate between 1996 and 2006, according to a report released today by the Sex Information and Education Council of Canada.
America’s emphasis on abstinence-only sex ed “tends to result in a higher percentage of teens becoming pregnant,” as does the country’s lack of universal health care. Poverty is another factor.
Among the four countries compared for 2006, Canada boasted the lowest teen birth and abortion rate per 1,000 women aged 15 to 19 (27.9), followed by Sweden (31.4), England/Wales (60.3), and the United States (61.2).

roxannewright:

Canada’s teen birth and abortion rate drops by 36.9 per cent

Better access to contraception, higher quality sex education and shifting social norms have contributed to a 36.9 per cent decline in Canada’s teen birth and abortion rate between 1996 and 2006, according to a report released today by the Sex Information and Education Council of Canada.

America’s emphasis on abstinence-only sex ed “tends to result in a higher percentage of teens becoming pregnant,” as does the country’s lack of universal health care. Poverty is another factor.

Among the four countries compared for 2006, Canada boasted the lowest teen birth and abortion rate per 1,000 women aged 15 to 19 (27.9), followed by Sweden (31.4), England/Wales (60.3), and the United States (61.2).



modernscandinaviantheatre:

alwaysblind:

Preshhhhhhh

Realest OG Americana


In the modern retelling, the coach would be a limo, the delivery footman would be the driver, and Cinderella would, of course, be a fag rather than a woman, since no self-respecting woman would let herself be enticed to a strange man’s home with jewelry, a limo, champagne, and caviar.



heyywwlll yeah

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