Privatizing Social Security will only benefit those with whom the funds are invested, just as the Medicare Prescription bill simply lines the pockets of the drug manufacturers and distributors. Leading economists say that SS is not in the "bind" that Bush would have us believe, and the changes he proposes will increase the deficit tremendously. We are involved in a war that will probably last at least a decade, yet the president continues to try to fix that which is not broken. As a taxpayer, worker and American citizen, it is my right to demand that the president, with the guidance of congress, clean up the messes already made before embarking on even more rash decisions. Those of us who did not support Bush (half of our country) deserve as much consideration as those who voted for him. I believe that all of his decisions, including the invasion of Iraq stem from two things. One is his obligation to pay back the corporate sector who helped elect him. The second is his...

I've always admired Lifetime for their wonderful original series. That said, I'm getting more and more discouraged about the programming when a fantastic show like The Division is cancelled. The most disturbing thing is that when Lifetime does cancel a series, it is with little or no warning, as with Any Day Now. I like Strong Medicine, Missing and Wild Card, but The Division was my favorite. When a network cancels a favorite series, the least they could do is tie up the loose ends with a series finale. I enjoy Lifetime's comedies from time to time, but there's too much of The Nanny and The Golden Girls and not enough in original programming.

They ALL need to GO!