Daily Topics - Thursday February 2nd, 2012

Hour One: If you're Cold, Naked and Hungry - an IPO isn't going to help you! / Plus, San Onofre nuclear plant radiation leak...a warning? Kevin Kamps, Beyond Nuclear

Hour Two: Candidates or special interest groups...who's really running? Paul Sherman, Institute for Justice / Plus, Geeky Science Rocks - Should sugar be regulated like alcohol & tobacco?

Hour Three: The Rapidly Expanding, Secret 'No-Fly List' - Nusrat Choudhury, ACLU National Security Project

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Blue Mark's picture
Blue Mark 14 years 26 weeks ago
#1

Hydrogen has 3 forms, all with 1 proton
+ zero neutrons = Protium
+ one neutron = Deuterium
+ two neutrons = Tritium

mathboy's picture
mathboy 14 years 26 weeks ago
#2

I missed the second half-hour of the show (as usual), so I'll be wondering what brought on that comment for the rest of the day.

Maxrot's picture
Maxrot 14 years 26 weeks ago
#3

Instead of calling voter fraud fears a "Republican Fantasy", I think it should be called the "Republican Delusion", its more accurate sounding, to me. A fantasy sounds like something desirable, where a Delusion sounds like mental disability.

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average joe's picture
average joe 14 years 26 weeks ago
#4

Boy, thom got his @$$ handed to him by Paul Sherman......really enjoyed it.

mathboy's picture
mathboy 14 years 26 weeks ago
#5

Junkitatiously ugly? I doubt that's really a word.

mathboy's picture
mathboy 14 years 26 weeks ago
#6

The Constitution does not specify when elections occur. At all.

mblockhart's picture
mblockhart 14 years 26 weeks ago
#7

How is flying on an airplane now become a right? Seems to me that the airlines should have the right to exclude riders who are on the list. However, a citizen must have an enforceable right to challenge the govt for inappropriatel list management.

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