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BATMAN DETECTIVE COMICS ISSUES #1-3 (2011) FIRST PRINTING DC NEW 52 TONY DANIEL | |
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EXPENSIVE OLD XMEN-VOL.1 NO.49-KEY ISSUE-1ST POLARIS-JSTERANKO COMIC ART | |
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Sleep Walker 1st Issue through #8 | |
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The Avengers (1963) VOL1 ISSUE 6 G MARVEL COMICS GOOD First Masters of Evil ! | |
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Scud The Disposable Assasin Issues 1, 2, 3, 6, 14, 21, 22, 23, 24 (First Print) | |
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The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers #1 First Issue Reprint 1980 | |
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Marvel Comic Book SLEEPWALKER 1st Issue 1991 June 1 | |
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1974 DC Super-Stars Comic Book RIMA the Jungle Girl 20c First 1st Issue #1 | |
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GREEN LANTERN ISSUES #1-6 (2011) FIRST PRINTING DC NEW 52 GEOFF JOHNS | |
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TARZAN OF THE APES ~ 1ST DC ISSUE ~ 52 PGS ~ 1972 | |
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GRIM JACK #1 Tim Truman First Comics Premier Issue 84 | |
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1st ISSUE SPECIAL THE CREEPER #7 DITKO a COMIC BOOK | |
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THE BATMAN ADVENTURES #1 FIRST ISSUE BOARDED AND BAGGED MINT | |
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1st 6 issues FRANKENSTEIN AGENT OF S.H.A.D.E. #1 up the DC Comics the NEW 52 | |
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SPIDER-MAN TORMENT # 1 GREEN COVER 1st Issue 1990 MCFARLANE MARVEL COMICS | |
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SPIDER-MAN TORMENT # 1 BLACK & SILVER COVER 1st Issue MCFARLANE AUG 1990 | |
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2 GIANT-SIZE SUPER-HEROES # 1 & 5 SPIDER-MAN Marvel Comics 1ST ISSUE 1974 | |
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Showcase #4 1st Silver - Age Flash ►● Key Issue ●◄ | |
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First Issues
Do you vote just because you can? Or do you actually research the issues first?
Be honest.
I'll be old enough to vote for the first time by the time November comes around but I still don't know if I'll actually vote or not. (Not very found of any of the candidates)
i listen, learn, and look at their voting records, i read all i can about them..not just their web pages, too much hot air..they want to look good.
look at their associates. that can tell you much about their views as most people 'hang' with people who similar goals and values.
look at what they promise to do, if elected. are these promises realistic, can thiese actually be done and if so, what is the cost to American tax payers as this will affect our economy. what are the 'intended' consequences if done and what are the possible 'unintended' consequences. this is a process requiring both the president and congress. a president cannot expect totally agreement with them, even when they are the same political affiliation.
do they vote their concensne or do they vote straight party issues every time, since all three have senate voting records.
look at bills that they purpose that have actually PASSED..are they 'vanity' bills, relevant bills or just bills. there is a huge difference. do they have a record of ear marks....there are so many things to consider before makiing an informed vote. Good Luck!
how do they stand on education, health care, etc but most importantly can it really be done as they promised.
how do they feel about foreign affairs. do they support allies or do they think we give too much support to allies and not enough to others.
many things you can look at then you must decide who best represents the values you think are important.
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PITT FIRST ISSUE COMIC IMAGE JAN 1ST | |
0 Bid | US $2.49 | 16m |
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BATMAN DETECTIVE COMICS ISSUES #1-3 (2011) FIRST PRINTING DC NEW 52 TONY DANIEL | |
2 Bids | US $12.50 | 38m |
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Wolverine Mint sealed Lot w/ first issue #75 Special Hologram | |
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US $20.00 | 44m |
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EXPENSIVE OLD XMEN-VOL.1 NO.49-KEY ISSUE-1ST POLARIS-JSTERANKO COMIC ART | |
14 Bids | US $12.50 | 47m |
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Sleep Walker 1st Issue through #8 | |
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US $50.00 | 47m |
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The Avengers (1963) VOL1 ISSUE 6 G MARVEL COMICS GOOD First Masters of Evil ! | |
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US $78.00 | 51m |
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Scud The Disposable Assasin Issues 1, 2, 3, 6, 14, 21, 22, 23, 24 (First Print) | |
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US $55.00 | 53m |
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The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers #1 First Issue Reprint 1980 | |
0 Bid | US $19.97 | 1h 1m |
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Marvel Comic Book SLEEPWALKER 1st Issue 1991 June 1 | |
2 Bids | US $1.50 | 1h 10m |
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1974 DC Super-Stars Comic Book RIMA the Jungle Girl 20c First 1st Issue #1 | |
0 Bid | US $5.00 | 1h 14m |
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GREEN LANTERN ISSUES #1-6 (2011) FIRST PRINTING DC NEW 52 GEOFF JOHNS | |
0 Bid | US $15.00 | 1h 21m |
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TARZAN OF THE APES ~ 1ST DC ISSUE ~ 52 PGS ~ 1972 | |
0 Bid | US $5.99 | 1h 25m |
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GRIM JACK #1 Tim Truman First Comics Premier Issue 84 | |
0 Bid | US $1.95 | 2h 1m |
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1st ISSUE SPECIAL THE CREEPER #7 DITKO a COMIC BOOK | |
0 Bid | US $4.99 | 2h 2m |
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THE BATMAN ADVENTURES #1 FIRST ISSUE BOARDED AND BAGGED MINT | |
0 Bid | US $5.99 | 2h 29m |
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1st 6 issues FRANKENSTEIN AGENT OF S.H.A.D.E. #1 up the DC Comics the NEW 52 | |
1 Bid | US $5.99 | 2h 32m |
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SPIDER-MAN TORMENT # 1 GREEN COVER 1st Issue 1990 MCFARLANE MARVEL COMICS | |
1 Bid | US $4.99 | 2h 41m |
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SPIDER-MAN TORMENT # 1 BLACK & SILVER COVER 1st Issue MCFARLANE AUG 1990 | |
0 Bid | US $4.99 | 2h 41m |
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2 GIANT-SIZE SUPER-HEROES # 1 & 5 SPIDER-MAN Marvel Comics 1ST ISSUE 1974 | |
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Showcase #4 1st Silver - Age Flash ►● Key Issue ●◄ | |
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THE WALKING DEAD ISSUE #1 FIRST ISSUE COMIC BOOK RARE GOODLUCK FINDING ANOTHER | |
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FANTASTIC FOUR #60 (2002) 1st MARK WAID/MIKE WIERINGO ISSUE, INSIDE OUT, NM | |
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LOOOOOK!!! COMIC BOOK COLLECTION!!!!!! Morbius Collection! First 5 issues! | |
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MARVEL FANFARE #1 CGC 9.6 NEAR MINT+ 1st Issue WP FRANK MILLER PIN-UP | |
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Walt Disney's SCAMP #1 Four Color #703 Dell Cartoon Comic 1956 HTF 1st Issue | |
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MASS EFFECT EVOLUTION (4) Issue Comic SET #1 2 3 4 1st print Dark Horse | |
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MASS EFFECT INVASION (4) Issue SET #1 2 3 4 Comic 1st print Dark Horse | |
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GREEN LANTERN (5) Issue SET #1 2 3 4 5 Comic The NEW 52 1st print DC Corps | |
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SEVERED (7) Issue SET #1 2 3 4 5 6 7 IDW 1st print Comic Scott Snyder Am Vampire | |
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OMAC 1st ISSUE D.C. COMIC BOOK | |
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SHAZAM # 1 First Issue 1973 Original Captain Marvel Old DC Comic Book Superman | |
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Wyatt Earp Frontier Marshall #12 (#1) Range Busters, 1st Issue, CDC Western 1956 | |
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Walking Dead issue # 4 first print great condition check photo FIRST PRINTING! | |
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LITTLE ARCHIE.....FIRST ISSUE 1956...DO NOT PICK THE FLOWERS | |
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Korak # 46 first DC issue 1VG | |
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FRANK BUCK #70 1ST ISSUE! WOOD ART PHOTO COVER COMIC | |
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Luke Cage, Hero For Hire #1 CGC 8.0 Marvel First Issue 1972 | |
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STAR TREK-DC Number 1 First Issue: The Adventures Begins Anew! | |
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1960's TV Comic Book Rat Patrol #1 March 1967 FIRST ISSUE!! Dell 12 cent. | |
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Alex Talks to First Time Callers on A Host of Issues 1/2
Can someone link me to some current articles that deal with first ammendment issues in them?
Please? I need them to deal with the first ammendment and freedom of speech and junk. And they have to be current (within 6 months at most)
Here's a portion of an article - you can read more about it on the site I've provided:
Wednesday night, while President Barack Obama held his televised press conference marking his first 100 days in office, the federal hate crimes bill -- HR 1913, the Local Law Enforcement Hate Crimes Prevention Act of 2009 -- passed in the House of Representatives by a vote of 249 to 175.
But not everyone believes this piece of legislation is a great idea. They are cautioning many supporters that such a law is a two-edged sword and may have unintended consequences that includes misuse by overzealous and politically motivated prosecutors.
Critics fear that this legislation would prosecute individuals not on the basis of their crimes but on their alleged motivations for committing those crimes. It requires law enforcement officials and prosecutors to gather evidence of the offender's thoughts rather than of his actions and his criminal intent.
Some of the provisions contained in HR 1913 include:
• Federalization of crimes that already are being effectively prosecuted by our States and local governments.
• The forcing of law enforcement officials and prosecutors to gather evidence of the offender's thoughts and words, regardless of the criminality of his actions.
• Blurring the line between violent belief, which is constitutionally protected, and violent action, which is not.
"The First Amendment of our Constitution was crafted because our Founding Fathers recognized that the freedom of thought and belief is the cornerstone of every other freedom. It is the foundation of liberty itself, because, without it, every other freedom, including the freedom of speech, becomes meaningless," warned Congressman Trent Franks of Texas during the debate on the House floor.
