Clearly, some people are having wayyyy too much fun with sex, which, when done properly -- if at all -- should be as brief, dismal and punitive as possible.

too gay.

for a moment consider how disingenuous, dishonest and intentionally misleading this is:

The plan for a series of grass-roots demonstrations Tuesday to promote President Obama's health care agenda calls for tightly scripted events and an "escalation" of efforts against "enemies" of reform.

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David Palombi, senior vice president of corporate communications for WellPoint, said the "enemies project" is counterproductive to the debate and will do nothing to expand access, reduce costs or improve the quality of health care in the United States.

"It is extraordinarily disappointing that it comes at a time when [House Speaker Nancy Pelosi] and others are calling for a civil discussion."

Mrs. Pelosi, California Democrat, became emotional at a news conference Thursday when she expressed fear that the harsh rhetoric of the debate would lead to violence.

"NEW YORK - The U.S. government expanded a terrorism warning from transit systems to stadiums, hotels and entertainment complexes as investigators searched for more suspects Tuesday in a possible al-Qaida plot to set off hydrogen-peroxide bombs hidden in backpacks.

"Clearly I'm running for re-election," Governor David Paterson said one day after his awkward meeting with President Obama, who telegraphed his desire to see Paterson exit before next year's gubernatorial race.

Paterson tried to latch onto the legal victory handed to him by the state Court of Appeals today, which affirmed his authority to appoint a lieutenant governor. He said that during the court battle, "All I read is about how I'm going to lose" which "is very much like the discussion we were just having" about his political prospects.

Speaking to reporters at Columbia University, on West 168th Street, Paterson said the message is "you don't give up. You don't give up because people tell you what they think is going to happen. You don't give up because people tell you who's running and who's not before they ever announce to do it. You don't give up because you're unpopular when you feel you've made the right decisions and when people get a chance to look at what you're up against and reflect on it."

He added, "And if you keep the attitude that you don't give up, you may get to prove people, when the final tabulation is in, that you were doing the right thing. And that's what happened with the court decision today."

Paterson chalked up Obama's intervention to Washington politics.

"I understand the president's concern and I understand concern of staff members at the White House. If you look at it from their perspective, they haven't exactly been able to govern in the first year of their administration in the way that other administrations have, where you would have, theoretically, a period in which the new administration is allowed to pass the needed pieces of legislation."

But Paterson said Obama "was gracious to me. He asked me how I was feeling" and "he expressed a little chagrin about the process in this situation."