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A billboard erected on a busy road in Indianapolis, Indiana, is sparking heated controversy among residents. The sign in question, which can be seen from the southbound lanes on I-465 near the Washington Street exit, claims to list the characteristics of "the perfect man."Among the traits listed on the contentious sign are "married 6 year old," "slave owner," "rapist," "beheaded 600 Jews in one day," "13 wives, 11 at one time" and "tortured and killed unbelievers." By now, you've likely figure out that the traits listed here are anything but those of an ideal human being -- and opponents...

According to FiveThirtyEight's Election Forecast, Trump entered October with a 32.7 percent chance of winning the 2016 election. But after just two weeks, Trump now stands at a dismal 13.4 percent chance of victory according to polls and only 11.2 percent chance if the election were held today, showing that perhaps even The Donald isn't immune to such a mounting list of controversies.

The AOL "welcome" page this morning has a picture of Sen. Frist (with a perverted halo effect around his head) and the headline "Buying votes with religion?" You click and get to an article on the pitch to evangelicals to help Frist stop the filibusters.I don't remember AOL casting aspersions on Gore or Kerry for campaigning in black churches. Or on Dem senators for opposing judge nominees because they're conservative Christians. How can one complain to AOL in a way that might make an effect?