A Utah man whose brother died in federal prison ten years ago has been trying to find out why ever since. A federal judge ruled Wednesday on his latest attempt to get information from the Federal Bureau of Investigation regarding his brother's death. As it turns out, the FBI does have information, and it's closely tied to the April 19, 1995, bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, Okla.
People are, at their very core, stupid. While they are capable of intelligent, rational thought, they frequently choose not to actually do so. This is especially true when they let their emotions cloud their judgment, a very common occurrence. Here are a few examples.
The House of Representatives and Senate both voted Saturday in favor of a Constitutional amendment to repeal the Bill of Rights, the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution. The proposal had overwhelming bipartisan support, receiving a 371-55 vote in the House, and a 91-8 vote in the Senate. The proposed amendment now goes to the states for ratification.
We have plenty of terrorist threats to worry about already. They could pack a bus full of explosives, or blow up a subway with a baby carriage, or release deadly chemicals from crop dusters. But the truth is, Americans just aren't afraid enough, so we need your help to create some more terrorist threats.
"Who knows best how to use your money -- the politicians in Washington, or you?" That was the question President George W. Bush asked in his weekly radio address this morning. The answer, of course, is the politicians in Washington.
Vice President Dick Cheney will go skeet shooting at the Quantico Shooting Club on the Quantico Marine Corps Base today, Homeland Stupidity has learned.
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