Latest Comments

• Should parents be allowed to refuse cancer treatments for their sick children?

  Fri May 15, 2009
  • In this case is a known curable type with treatment. If that was not the case then I'll say Yes. I guess is in a case by case basis.

• What do you think of an Ohio school's suspension of a teenager for attending his girlfriend's prom?

  Mon May 11, 2009
  • Dictate what he does while is school, not what he does outside of it! Is like work telling me I can't eat meat 'cuz the boss is vegan...WTH

• Can kids be a dealbreaker in a relationship?

  Thu May 7, 2009
  • Is a package deal, u can't pick 1 and leave the rest. I do hope single/divorce parents choose their kids above any companion in this case

• Would you be willing to trade higher taxes for a larger social safety net?

  Thu May 7, 2009
  • We have "socialist" programs for people that doesn't work, what is wrong with providing that for the people that actually work?

• Are today's kids more self-centered than those of past generations?

  Tue May 5, 2009
  • Parents of rude kids seem unable to teach them boundaries and respect. We are using our parents' methods to raise ours (old school worked)!

• Wis. may require kids' ear implant coverage

  Fri Apr 24, 2009
  • I am sorry Steph but I don't agree that IVF is unnecessary since it treats a Medical Condition.

• Should Bush administration officials who devised harsh interrogation tactics and provided legal cover for them be prosecuted?

  Tue Apr 21, 2009
  • The US broke its own laws, as such they should be held accountable. What type of example we give otherwise??

• U.S. military plans spark new outcry in Vieques

  Fri Mar 20, 2009
  • People should really learn/read history before giving their opinions!

• Octuplets mom getting outrage rather than gifts

  Tue Feb 3, 2009
  • Let me see, people do not "select" to have infertility, it is a medical condition and like such it should be treated. The treatment is "selective" but so is cancer treatment. How many cancer patients (with good prognosis) do you know that select not to be treated?