"and having their ability to practice medicine restricted"

Well, seeing as how they aren't practicing "medicine" in the first place, this doesn't seem much of a punishment.
They are doing more harm than good by discouraging vaccination.

Please tell me he had someone walk behind the camera swearing profusely at around the 8 hour mark! The he could tell by the rating if they watched the whole thing...

As are ALL senators and to a lesser extent representatives...

Proof

Very astute. However, None of the 27 amendments to the Constitution have been proposed by constitutional convention. Ok, it's time to change that.

http://www.thewizardsmanse.com/congress-for-sale/

Congress extends copyright every time Disney throws money at them.

The Senate killed patent reform because trial lawyers threw money at them.

Congress is rushing through a bill to kill Net Neutrality because Comcast et al. threw money at them.

The smartest thing they did was to create lobbying loopholes in the bribery laws so they could accept bribes with impunity. The only way to "fix" the system is to outlaw lobbying and pass an amendment overruling SCOTUS' decision that corporations and PACs can spend as much as they want on reelection campaigns.

Unfortunately, the Senate has to approve both of those and when they figure out it means they can't accept bribes any more, they will kill it faster than patent reform.

From TFA:

So, royalties for songs that are 43 years old and older... I can hear the founding fathers crying from their graves.

So, when Colon Powell did it it was no big deal, but Hillary does it and it's the end of the world? Also, no notices the irony of saying she should have used the State Department's server so her e-mails could be archived when the State Department admitted that they lost ALL the e-mails from her term due to a server upgrade. So if she had used their server all her e-mails would have been lost. Because she used her own they exist. How about a hearty "thank you" and STFU from all the repubs trying to contrive a controversy so they stand a chance against her in 2016...

Pure genius!

AT&T Business Plan:

1. 1. Sell slowest Internet access possible
2. 2. Advertise it as "High Speed"
3. 3. ???
4. 4. PROFIT!!!

Seriously, when someone tells me they have DSL, I just laugh at them.

Technically, you still have to pay state sales tax on purchases made over the Internet. You just exploit the fact that the states can't force Internet retailers to collect those taxes and send them to the state as a way to skip out on paying your taxes.

[sarcasm]Man, I can't wait to sign up for Current C and give them direct access to my bank account and all my personal information![/sarcasm]

Net Neutrality means you don't favor one host over another for the same protocol, not that you treat all protocols exactly the same. In the case of the ISPs vs. Netflix, the ISP's are trying to slow or block streaming videos from Netflix while allowing or prioritizing streaming videos from providers who pay the ISP's fees. This is non-neutral prioritization.

Neutral prioritization is giving priority to streaming video/music/gaming over other types of data like e-mail without regard to the hosts providing the services.

This critical distinction seems to be ignored by the poster.

Net Neutrality doesn't demand that no network optimization by the ISP's ever occur, it states that the host should not be a factor in the ISP's optimizations. If the host does factor into the optimizations, then the ISP's begin extorting hosts to pay for priority service which the ISP's customers have already paid for. Additionally, hosts that can't afford to pay for priority distribution by the IPS's soon find that users can't access their services.

Thank gawd for ad-block. I was able to save my sanity by blocking the animated logos.

My favorites were (in order of approval):
Pete Mendoza
Jack Thompson
Nathan Bebb

Since he's running for congress as a republican, I'm guessing he wants to bang male interns...