People are whacked, especially gun loving white supremacists.  Denver police pulled over a truck that had two riffles, ammunition, wallkie talkies, bullet proof vest, and drugs inside it. After questioning the truck's driver the police went to arrest his friend, who jumped out of a six floor hotel window trying to escape.

I'm voting for Nader because he supports universal healthcare, solar power, and wants to change US policy in the Middle East.

This is my Nader video advertisement. It took me a long time to make because I used windows media player instead of Apple's iMovie. Hopefully, I'll have an Apple by the end of the year.

www.votenader.org

Ralph Nader is going to be on the California ballot for president.  I fully support Ralph Nader and his running-mate Matthew Gonzalez.  They both support universal health care, ending corporate welfare, and  alternative energy.  Visit  www.votenader.org for more information.

I've met a couple of people who have been successful selling products from their home, such as MaryKay, Arbonne, Avon, Pampered Chef. A salesperson in the past that I encountered was aggressive and constantly trying to move to the next level in sales. 

This encounter has led me to write a fictional piece about home based salespeople. I was wondering if anybody could share their experiences selling or being targetted by salespeople. I'm interested in what motivates these people, their tactics, the kind of jobs they had before sales, if their home life suffers, and any ethical qualms. Thanks.    

Michael Savage has once again shown his ignorance and nastiness. He recently declared that autism is a phony disease. I'm posting some of his remarks from Media Matters. You can check out his full rant on autism at

http://mediamatters.org/

In the edition of his show that was rebroadcast on July 9, Savage said:

SAVAGE: Here, remember two weeks ago, I said to you that autism is a phony disease? Do you remember I said that to you? That how could so many children suddenly have it and there be an autism epidemic? In my day, if a kid was a troublemaker, he was a troublemaker. If he shot his mouth off in a classroom, he wasn't called autistic, he was called a pain in the neck. They sent him to a special school for pains in the neck. Now he needs medication. He's got autism.

He also said of autism:

SAVAGE: [A] lot of it [autism] is a racket to collect disability payments from the government, from basically poorer families who've found a new -- a new way to -- to be parasites on the government, which is if -- if you want to collect a little money and get free medical care, you want to get the kid to take tests with help where the answers are given to him before he takes it, just say he's got an illness -- ADD, DDD, ASA. To me, there is one disease that they all have; it's called S-T-U-P-I-D. That's the main illness most of these kids have.