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Christian Leaders Scapegoat Gays on Marriage

Commented Nov 26, 2009 at 01:36:42 in Politics

“I like that. My own marriage is between my husband and myself. Just because a gay couple wants to tie the knot does not in any way diminish my marriage.

How can they call themselves Christian while telling other people they are wrong for wanting relationships with whomever they want. While they may not agree with it, they really have no right to deny anyone the right to pursue their own relationships with the partner of their choosing.

I say mind your own business and work on your own marriage and let other people live their lives!”
The Republican Way: Keeping Everything The Way It Is

The Republican Way: Keeping Everything The Way It Is

Commented Nov 24, 2009 at 20:31:28 in Politics

“Alot (not all) of contributions to Democrats were from small donations from private citizens giving what they can to change things after 8 years of destructive Republican policies that have hurt Americans.”

lemealone replied on Nov 24, 2009 at 20:52:39

“I'd ask for a 'cite', but you know their is none. Here is the antidote to lib propaganda: http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/washington/2008/11/obama-money.html

WashingtonBS replied on Nov 24, 2009 at 20:49:45

“I'm not sure if your are correct or not...but, please provide proof of your statement.

thanks”
The Republican Way: Keeping Everything The Way It Is

The Republican Way: Keeping Everything The Way It Is

Commented Nov 24, 2009 at 20:21:43 in Politics

“Agreed.

All the fear tactics used by the opposition to health care reform such as big bureaucracy, death panels, long lines, denials of coverage, etc, is exactly what we do have right now eith the health insurance companies in charge. That is what the present system does now. They want us to fear the government and anything controlled by the government.

It looks like there have been many government programs that have worked very well like Medicare, our US military, most of our public schools. There have always been a few kinks and no system is perfect but I would much rather have our government controlling our health care than any corporation. The corporation's main interest is the bottom line and to h e l l with anything else. Our country is presently being held hostage by the corporations. I wish the American people would stop watching celebrity drama and wake up to the truth!”
If It Were Me, I'd Be Embarrassed

If It Were Me, I'd Be Embarrassed

Commented Nov 23, 2009 at 20:57:04 in Media

“Glenn Beck needs to take a cue from Norah O'Donnell and do some research before he opens his big mouth.

The girl is 17, very politically active, if indeed misinformed. She is very committed to her cause even if she doesn't understand it and she wore a politically charged t-shirt to a book signing. Now I am just going by the small snippet of the show but I think Norah O'Donnell is simply pointing to the fact that Sarah Palin's supporters and emotionally connected to her and Sarah Palin feeds on their anger at the government that THEY feel is out of control. This has nothing to do with any cause or anything intellectual.

The right accused us Progressives of being misogynist­s...just listen to Beck and the other meatheads on his show. That is some of the most misogynistic language I have heard and I can't understand how any women can be serious Glenn Beck fans. Disgusting!!”
If It Were Me, I'd Be Embarrassed

If It Were Me, I'd Be Embarrassed

Commented Nov 23, 2009 at 20:50:21 in Media

“Truth in that. They live in "red" states, are mostly "white" and they are conservative. They can claim otherwise, but it is pretty darn obvious if you ask me!”
What I Like (And Hate) About Sarah Palin

What I Like (And Hate) About Sarah Palin

Commented Nov 20, 2009 at 14:04:06 in Politics

“I'm guess you are a better person than I am.

I just can't get past those hideous conservative views and that abrasive personality. I can find plenty to admire about Hillary Clinton, Nancy Pelosi, Olympia Snowe, Kay Bailey Hutchison and lots of women who are able to have families and political careers and if you notice from the list, they are not as liberal as I am.

I'm sorry, I cannot find anything to admire about Sarah Palin.”

happycat replied on Nov 20, 2009 at 14:39:10

“Same here. The words admire and Sarah Palin should never be mentioned in the same sentence.”
Too Big To Fail - Too Big To Exist

Too Big To Fail - Too Big To Exist

Commented Nov 09, 2009 at 12:50:36 in Business

“Unfortunately, money talks louder!”
Too Big To Fail - Too Big To Exist

Too Big To Fail - Too Big To Exist

Commented Nov 08, 2009 at 21:43:08 in Business

“Thank you Senator Sanders.”

PaiaGirl replied on Nov 08, 2009 at 23:15:56

“ditto. Why is that there are so few politicians like Bernie who actually represent the PEOPLE?”
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A Funny Thing Happened on My Way to Talk About Afghanistan

Commented Oct 16, 2009 at 13:29:32 in Media

“I love Ed but I have to agree w/ Arianna on this.

Once the boy was found alive and well, the attention should have gone to the important issues of the day such as Health care, the economy, and Afghanistan. This is why I do not watch many newshows. such as teh Today show. I think I soured on them when they opened the show with the breakup of Brad Pitt and Jennifer Anniston. I'm wondering if the network execs who decide what is "new" think the American people are that stupid.”
Thank You, Mr. President

Thank You, Mr. President

Commented Oct 05, 2009 at 00:33:21 in Media

“Thank you Joe, for being a voice of common sense and rising above the extreme partisanship. I wish more of us could do the same.”

JeffMaylor replied on Oct 05, 2009 at 02:19:07

“He's trying to get invited to the whitehouse”
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'Capitalism' as Comedy and Tragedy Now Playing in NY and L.A.

Commented Sep 27, 2009 at 00:46:48 in Entertainment

“Thank you Michael for speaking the truth. I was so moved by Fahrenheit 911, both the mixture of the tragic and the comedy and thought that it was a superb film

I look forward to seeing your new film”
New Rule: If America Can't Get it Together, We Lose the Bald Eagle

New Rule: If America Can't Get it Together, We Lose the Bald Eagle

Commented Sep 25, 2009 at 20:28:36 in Comedy

“Agreed!”
New Rule: If America Can't Get it Together, We Lose the Bald Eagle

New Rule: If America Can't Get it Together, We Lose the Bald Eagle

Commented Sep 25, 2009 at 13:35:51 in Comedy

“I know Bill Maher is a comedian but this speaks more truth than comedy.

I noticed that we don't fight back like we used to. We allow corporation to control us and yes, we are in a zombie like state and we accept all the nonsense.

I saw a commerical the other day where this woman was getting bent out of shape for the government taxing soda. I mean come on. I say tax the H E L L out of it. The consumption of soda is contributing to making American A $ $ e S fat. Tax fast food as well! This stuff is making Americans stupid and unhealthy. Now, I'm not trying to sound self righteous but due to the fact that our dollars are not going as far as they used to, we stopped drinking soda and dont eat at fast food restaurants so a tax on these items is not going to affect my family very much.”

porkchopchili replied on Sep 25, 2009 at 13:54:42

“You want to tax something useless that is stultifying the population? Tax CHURCHES. 99% tax rate on their income and their real estate. Put them out of business and the country will actually begin to heal. Any we all know it.”
New Rule: Float Like Obama, Sting Like Ali

New Rule: Float Like Obama, Sting Like Ali

Commented Sep 13, 2009 at 19:04:07 in Comedy

“Yeah, I forgot about that. Thanks for jogging my memory!”
New Rule: Float Like Obama, Sting Like Ali

New Rule: Float Like Obama, Sting Like Ali

Commented Sep 11, 2009 at 21:23:53 in Comedy

“So Van Jones was fired for speaking the truth? That is a phrase I say everyday.

Hey I remember Bush, the rightie's hero using the same word to describe a reporter that he disliked.

I say we quit caving in to the right...st­and up to them and quit rolling over. Just leave Limbaugh, Beck and Hannity to rant all they want and just show the nation that they are the fringe nuts that they are...oh yeah and that A-word that I call them every day!”

wanda665 replied on Sep 11, 2009 at 22:26:13

“Didn't the former VP say the F word to a sitting senator while he was VP? Appears nothing happened to him.”
Giving Single-Payer a Second Look

Giving Single-Payer a Second Look

Commented Sep 09, 2009 at 14:28:05 in Politics

“Rep Weiner has been the voice of reason throughout the whole debate. I agree with him wholeheartedly”

erinker replied on Sep 13, 2009 at 11:41:12

“I just hope he doesn't do something "unforgivable", like have an affair. We tend to throw a lot of really good public servants with good ideas overboard at the slightest whiff of marital infidelity. I think that's sad.”

Spesabsquemetu replied on Sep 09, 2009 at 16:48:49

“He appears to be a very rare and exceptional representative, indeed.”
Beck Not Worthy of Sanction

Beck Not Worthy of Sanction

Commented Aug 28, 2009 at 14:46:42 in Media

“Good point.

He's right. I want to muzzle Glenn Beck as well as Hannity, O'Reilly, Limbaugh, Colter etc just as much as any liberal would want to. However, I agree that the call for the drop in sponsorship of Glenn Beck just give Beck more attention and thus the higher rating.

The best thing to do is just not give Beck any attention. You know how the media loves controversy and with controversy comes ratings. That is what the sponsors look at is the ratings.”
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Ted Kennedy and the Missing National Conversation

Commented Aug 27, 2009 at 14:41:50 in Home

“You are right again, Arianna. We should always remember the "least among us".

My faith teaches us to reach our to the "least among us" the way our Lord did. It was the same faith that Ted Kennedy professed and in the past two days, I can see where he put it into practice. It gives me hope to see someone who came from his wealth and power to reach out to ordinary every day people.

It is also inspiring to learn of all the things that are available to ordinary people because of legislation that Senator Kennedy worked so tirelessly to get through the Senate.

He will definitely be missed.”
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The Death of Ted Kennedy: HuffPost Bloggers React

Commented Aug 26, 2009 at 14:30:21 in Politics

“I was deeply saddened to learn of the death of Senator Kennedy.
Rest in Peace. You were truly an inpiration of courage and compassion.”
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Lessons in Leadership: Why Obama Needs to Brush Up on His FDR

Commented Aug 25, 2009 at 14:34:23 in Politics

“Well written, Arianna, thank you for your honest evaluation of our President. I appreciate someone who can be honest instead of someone who speaks glowingly of the commander in chief no matter how much he screws up (such as a certain cable news network...­I won't mention any names)

You are right on...Obama needs to stand firm on the public option and for the 77% of the Americans who want it and quit bowing to Grassley, Baucus, Conrad and their ilk. Yes there is a strong and very vocal opposition, but there was for Social Security and Medicare that many of these misled inividuals are fighting to keep.

I listened to Chuck Schumer this weekend on MTP. Here is a man that very eloquently defended the public option. He did so with conviction and with no apologies. I wish Obama had the same backbone!”
New Rule: Smart President ≠ Smart Country

New Rule: Smart President ≠ Smart Country

Commented Aug 07, 2009 at 14:41:31 in Comedy

“I remember back in college, going to study in the library, (yes, I was that nerdy) and noticing the lack of American students in the library. Most of the students were from other countries and they were studying things like engineering and physics and kicking our American butts with their grade point average.

I remember seeing the American students brandishing Greek letters and making a lot of noise at "keggers" (yes, I was there as well...aft­er all the studying, it was good to let off steam...wi­thin reason).

I wonder if the foreigners visiting us found it amusing how OBSESSED with celebrities Americans are.
They cannont name the three branches of government but they can tell you who all the finalists are for American Idol, The can't name their senators but they can tell you the names of Angelina Jolie's children. I think it is no wonder that other countries are kicking our butts in science and technology. And they have managed to figure out a way to make health care work.

I think we need to stop reading People Magazine and turning in to E! network and really start paying attention to what is going on in Washington. Apparently the corporations that have bought our governemnt are cashing in on our ignorance and there is little being done to stop them! But that is okay as long as we all know who Jennifer Anniston is dating!”
New Rule: Not Everything in America Has to Make a Profit

New Rule: Not Everything in America Has to Make a Profit

Commented Jul 24, 2009 at 13:20:09 in Comedy

“Maybe, I am one of those wierd people who don;t think socialized medicine is not such a bad thing after all. I think I would prefer to know that if I get sick, I can go to a doctor and recieve treatment without having to fill out a bunch of forms and provide my insurance info. I am one of those rare breeds that thinks health care should be a right and not a privilege. Everytime, I have had to go to the doctor for myself, or for my family, I am always asked at the outset if I have insurance and it so turns me off. That, right there shows who and what is in control and that my family's health is not their main concern!

Health insurance is a racket and it works in the best interest of the bottom line and the shareholders, not the people that pay the premiums.

Thank you, Bill for speaking the truth. I agree with you wholeheartedly. Not everything in American needs to make a profit.”

blueollie replied on Jul 24, 2009 at 13:37:38

“KayCo, you are not alone.”
The Real Story Behind Palin's Bombshell

The Real Story Behind Palin's Bombshell

Commented Jul 15, 2009 at 14:48:36 in Politics

“Personally, I hope she does run in 2012.

If for nothing else than the entertainment value. I would love to see her try match wits w/ Obama in a debate. She failed miserably against Biden. You cannot win a debate where you wink and say that you are not going to answer questions presented by the moderator, or give "shouts out" to Joe the Plumber or whoever...­that was such a joke!

You prove yourself as a leader by answering the tough questions and being professional. She has made herself a wealth of material for stand up comedians and late night talk show hosts for years to come...Run Sarah Run...We could use a few laughs!”
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How Much More Pathetic Can the Washington Post Get? Sarah Palin

Commented Jul 14, 2009 at 12:48:36 in Media

“Great article and I agree with it. However, as a resident of Oklahoma, I cannot let this one go.

Jim Inhofe is such an embarrassment to me and he does NOT represent my views and I have consistently voted against him or rather in favor of his opponent in each election.

It is true that he is supported by the oil industry and there is no doubt they put up huge amounts of money to have this i d i o t w i n d b a g re-elected every time he runs. He is also supported by the legions of the religious right, who somehow are led to believe he is pro life and supports their family values from the many evangelical churches we have in this state.

Once again, Mr. Inhofe does not represent me or my views and I will continue to try to oust this j o k e r from office.”
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Media Playground: Obama Calls on HuffPost, Michael Calderone Pouts, Ben Smith Calls Us Names, Dana Milbank Gets His Facts All Wrong

Commented Jun 27, 2009 at 22:08:30 in Media

“This is why I have a lot of respect for Arianna and the Huffpo, which I read almost daily. She does not just shower praise on the administration. She and the other writers will definitely let it be known if the administration makes a decision that is not in the best interest of the American people.

We elect these people...w­e need to hold them accountable”
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