Lieberman was a Democrat. Its different, as Democrats do not rely much on churchgoers votes. Republicans do.
One poll number brought up frequently was 24% of voters saying they would not vote for a Mormon.
And Romney really hurts when it comes to his flip-flopping and his somewhat sleazy...
It would certainly slow down commercialization of the internet- porn was the first business to use the internet effectively and also, any way of restructuring the internet to prevent the rise of porn will require making the internet "unmarketable".
While commercialization would be inevitable...
Yes. But note that those things occurred after the development of the internet as we know it.
Lyzie's idea is not "remove porn from the modern internet". Its a change which simply makes it to where a porn industry wouldn't develop on the internet (and therefore, no commercial applications will...
But is the internet necessarily international? In its formative days it wasn't.
As lyzie's proposed, the Internet would remain an academic resource, which means its commercial application might never bee seen. You have early newsgroups and email lists, but it never really kicks off as something...
Interestingly, New England may not be as opposed in the beginning as you think.
It was well known that the commercial class in New England supported the institution of slavery. This was because their shipping at the time relied on the "Triangle trade".
That said, it may have a rougher time...
Well, you've already tied everyone else's hands there.... and given the US more than a nudge to the left (And BTW, no FDR would probably mean no change to the inauguration date till later. Especially not when combined with run-offs) Anyways, here goes......
December 11, 1936
Indianapolis...
What are the sweataches, exactly?
Just a simple web search finds brucellosis, known as undulate fever, as a common disease in bison. People who have contact in the birthing of bison could be infected, as well as anyone drinking the milk (likely uncommon) Don't know the origins, although UWyo...
Not just cities have corruption, it should be noted.
Back in the Gilded Age, Southern Illinois (rural) and Indiana (rural) were seen as the easiest places to buy votes (soap).