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Levi Johnston: I Like Being Gay Icon, Gays "Are People Too" (VIDEO)
Commented Dec 08, 2009 at 00:54:30 in Entertainment
“The more I hear from, and see of, this young man, the more I like him. Quite refreshing for his age and background.”
Lee Andrew replied on Dec 08, 2009 at 06:43:08
“Read my bio and if that doesn't change your mind - please omit the word leagl from your moniker.
Thanks but no thanks.
LeeAndrew”
Thanks but no thanks.
LeeAndrew”
miguelisimo2000 replied on Dec 08, 2009 at 04:01:14
“Indeed, good call.”
rejoyce5 replied on Dec 08, 2009 at 01:48:38
“Eww!”
Dhammi replied on Dec 08, 2009 at 01:18:19
“I like him too because I believe he tells the truth - unlike his child's granny P.”
NPR: Carl Kasell To Give Final Newscast
Commented Nov 23, 2009 at 16:22:05 in Media
“He is a treasure- no doubt!”
Sarah Palin Meets Her Double On Book Tour (PHOTO)
Commented Nov 23, 2009 at 16:07:27 in Comedy
“Wouldn't it be fabulous if they fell in love and married (in one of those states) . . . .”
MalloMel replied on Nov 23, 2009 at 18:31:51
“Nothing about this woman would surprise me at all.”
Artie Lange Talks Afghanistan, Kate Hudson & Getting Fat On Drugs (VIDEO)
Commented Oct 28, 2009 at 11:47:34 in Comedy
“But who is he?”
lj8576 replied on Oct 29, 2009 at 02:04:00
“a fat lazy crackhead”
Heene Lawyer David Lane On Today Show: "We're Left In The Dark"
Commented Oct 19, 2009 at 20:36:08 in Denver
“I was going to mention him but mercifully, I couldn't remember his name. That's as much recognition as that guy is due.”
Heene Lawyer David Lane On Today Show: "We're Left In The Dark"
Commented Oct 19, 2009 at 16:22:00 in Denver
“The fact that they hired David Lane tells me a great deal about the family, and it's not good. Lane has quite a reputation in Denver and while a few still think of him as a man of principles, most people realize that he too will do anything for attention. Let's just say, knowing him personally, I have nothing good to say about him, or any integrity he might have had.”
Blimpius replied on Oct 19, 2009 at 17:23:56
“He represented Ward Churchill. Nuff said.
Attorney to the losers.”
Attorney to the losers.”
AddyGmom replied on Oct 19, 2009 at 17:17:59
“How much you bet the lawyer's doing some 'pro-bono' work?
Outta the goodness of his heart, of course. (Headlines
Outta the goodness of his heart, of course. (Headlines
The Monty Python Crew Takes Over 'Late Night'; Water-Fight, Chair-Stealing, General Tomfoolery Ensues (VIDEO)
Commented Oct 15, 2009 at 12:34:55 in Comedy
“What a wonderful show. They made it their own as only they could. They made it funny but enjoyed it themselves also- what a joy to watch. Thank you all, from someone who remembers fondly that it seemed that every time my dad came in to watch a few minutes with us, the naughty bits came on!”
Colorado Solar Power Outshining State's Gas Industry
Commented Oct 11, 2009 at 11:44:23 in Denver
“We live in Denver and had enough solar panels put in earlier this year to produce an amount of power equal to our average use. So far we couldn't be happier. Excellent work by Joe Bid-en's friends out of Boulder and the price was a deal b/c of the rebate and tax credit. I always knew I needed the sun in a big way.”
escribacat replied on Oct 11, 2009 at 13:29:37
“I live in Broomfield and I've got solar panels on my house installed back in the 70s, during Carter's tax incentive program.”
Sandra Day O'Connor: Stop Electing Judges
Commented Sep 14, 2009 at 23:04:05 in Politics
“As a lawyer with 20 years of experience in the judicial system, I agree 100% that judges should not be elected. Appointment, with or without retention by election, is not a problem-free alternative but I cannot imagine wanting anyone who is willing to run for the position to be a judge. It is an inherent conflict and a Bad idea.”
SouthernYankeeBelle replied on Sep 14, 2009 at 23:13:54
“you might be right. Something needs to done. The Bush administration politicized the DOJ. Am worried we are going to end up with the court swinging to the religious right. That would be a disaster for this country. Am worried for my granddaughter's rights to take birth control pills will be taken away from her. This is a bad situation. The religious right is ruinning this country. Believe me I believe in god but I also believe in separation of church and state.”
People Of Walmart: Site Mocks Store's Worst-Dressed Customers (PHOTOS)
Commented Sep 02, 2009 at 16:35:33 in Style
“I don't shop at Walmart because I don't have to. I understand that many people don't have that choice, esp. since Walmart has put all the local stores out of business. On the other hand, I have no sympathy for people who choose to tease their hair up to the second story or wear furry boots in the middle of summer (and yes that includes you ugg wearers)!”
zizizzi replied on Sep 02, 2009 at 19:14:12
“I'd rather shop at Goodwill than Walmart!
We ALWAYS have a choice.”
We ALWAYS have a choice.”
VA Governor's Race Erupts Over Candidate's Homophobic, Sexist Graduate Thesis
Commented Sep 01, 2009 at 13:02:27 in Politics
“So does this mean he is gay or cheats on his wife or Both? At this point, it seems almost certain that one or more of those possibilities is a given; we just don't know which one yet.”
From the Raft replied on Sep 01, 2009 at 16:21:21
“Maybe a tent and family in the backyard?”
Kennedy's Dogs Will Be Missed On The Hill
Commented Aug 30, 2009 at 12:04:41 in Politics
“What a wonderful story. And it shows what a smart man he was. Yet another way he will be missed.”
Women Walk In Fall 2009's Most Punishing Heels (VIDEO)
Commented Aug 10, 2009 at 18:24:41 in Style
“I am a certified shoe fanatic but I will wear nothing over 2 inch heels because my health and well-being (including my feet's) are more important than beautiful shoes. I am also a professional and do not want to give anyone a reasonable excuse for treating me with less than the respect I deserve. The shoes were the first thing that made me dismiss Sex and the City because I could not respect the characters who insisted in wearing such ridiculous shoes. As other have asked, will we go back to footbinding next? Not me, I'm perfectly happy with my healthy 6.5's.”
SUSAN BOYLE MAKEOVER: She Dyes Hair, Wears Designer Clothes
Commented Apr 24, 2009 at 23:42:45 in Entertainment
“Okay. I still think hair dying has to be more trouble than its worth in the majority of situations but whatever makes her feel good about herself. . . . She has a fabulous voice and she should enjoy her moment in the sun.”
First Ladies Night! See What The G-20 Wives Wore To Downing Street Dinner (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
Commented Apr 01, 2009 at 19:10:10 in Style
“I agree although I have to admit that I wonder who the woman is on the extreme left who may have more youth than fashion sense.”
sunros replied on Apr 01, 2009 at 23:42:51
“I *think* the lady on the extreme left is the same one in this article:
http://www
Her name is Jasvinder Sanghera and she has an inspiring story. I think she actually looks nice (not tonight, but in general). Her dress is unfortunate, but maybe it photographs worse than it actually looked (kind of like Michelle Obama's Election night dress, maybe?)”
http://www
Her name is Jasvinder Sanghera and she has an inspiring story. I think she actually looks nice (not tonight, but in general). Her dress is unfortunate, but maybe it photographs worse than it actually looked (kind of like Michelle Obama's Election night dress, maybe?)”
Nancy Pelosi's Hair Through The Years (SLIDESHOW, POLL)
Commented Feb 28, 2009 at 12:42:31 in Style
“I think almost anyone should stop the color. There is a difference between bettering ourselves and trying to pretend aging doesn't happen. Grandmothers are generally of an age in which it is appropriate to have gray hair. And gray hair would be considered "attractive" if more women had the courage to wear it. I've been going gray since my 30's and I can't imagine wasting the time and effort to try to fight it. Life is too short.”
Nancy Pelosi's Hair Through The Years (SLIDESHOW, POLL)
Commented Feb 27, 2009 at 17:56:59 in Style
“Who cares about the length -- Nancy Go Gray Please! We beg you-- you are a grandmother for heaven's sake. Please show us you have the courage to go with your natural color!”
mphalen replied on Feb 28, 2009 at 00:05:09
“No way. Gray hair is not that attractive and only a few can pull it off. And she must have a good colorist because it looks natural. Now if she were to dye her hair a color it never was, that would be a different story. And what does being a grandmother have to do with it?”
sarahwaters replied on Feb 27, 2009 at 19:56:44
“you think it is just about her hair? how many face lifts have she had? when she sits in her seat behind the President, she drives me crazy with her mouth, moving it like that is what old, old people do. she is old, trying to look 40ish. bad taste.”
World News Quiz
Commented Jan 26, 2009 at 23:43:23 in World
“Great way for us smart asses to test ourselves! Thanks!”
JASON WU: Michelle Obama's Inaugural Gown Designer (PHOTOS, POLL, VIDEO)
Commented Jan 20, 2009 at 22:01:10 in Style
“It sets off her beautiful skin color and she looks comfortable so I give it an A+”
Celebrity-Packed Pledge For Obama (VIDEO)
Commented Jan 19, 2009 at 11:50:48 in Entertainment
“Why so much negativity? Why not give these people the benefit of the doubt and assume that at least for most of them- this came from the heart? They are echoing Obama's call for change and that alone deserves our gratitude. If it inspires anyone to go out of their way to do something to help this country, isn't that a good thing?? We all know this country needs all the help it can get. So stop whining and get to work! I have to go get ready to paint a nursing home now.”
SunnyT replied on Jan 19, 2009 at 13:16:45
“Thank you, LegalMomma! Thanks for your kind, positive words and your service.
I think the whiners criticize, condemn and complain to cover up a bad case of laziness.”
I think the whiners criticize, condemn and complain to cover up a bad case of laziness.”
GabrielXL replied on Jan 19, 2009 at 12:45:01
“Why the negativity?
Because without it, we won't see and better appreciate the positive.
Just because it's there doesn't mean we have to embrace it.”
Because without it, we won't see and better appreciate the positive.
Just because it's there doesn't mean we have to embrace it.”
Horus45 replied on Jan 19, 2009 at 12:38:06
“Some people are just so angry and bitter that America repudiated their ideology that they make it their mission to make EVERYONE bitter and angry like them.
Just get over it already!”
Just get over it already!”
Happy 45th Birthday, Michelle Obama! Leave Your Message To Her Here
Commented Jan 17, 2009 at 22:01:11 in Style
“I can only add my wishes for you to have a wonderful birthday and year to come. You are such an inspiration to us. We know you are only human and will try not to expect too much of you but you have already exceeded out expectations so many times! Thank you and Good Luck. We will try our best to be worthy of you and your family!
Eileen (Another legalmomma!)”
Eileen (Another legalmomma!)”
NYT Columnist: Bush And Cheney Should Resign Now
Commented Nov 22, 2008 at 17:16:37 in Politics
“This is the best idea I have heard in a long time!”
McCain: I May Postpone Convention Due To Gustav
Commented Aug 30, 2008 at 16:29:00 in Politics
“John -- this couldn't have anything to do with a lack of enthusiasm on the part of your party members could it? Or worries about the convention looking like a funeral after the joyous convention in Denver??”
wm1066 replied on Aug 30, 2008 at 16:39:26
“Word up here in the Twin Cities is they still had tickets available for his speech.
HA!”
HA!”
Clinton Kennedy Assassination Reference: Raises Bobby's Death To Explain Why She Stays In Race (VIDEO)
Commented May 24, 2008 at 23:43:29 in Politics
“I have absolutely no idea why so many people are excoriating her for this. I am not a Hillary fan but this was a factual statement that was true. Yes it is a very sad fact but that does not make it unmentionable!!”
lykitis replied on May 25, 2008 at 01:53:19
“Wow, LegalMomma. Looks like you got your "a**"" whomped on this comment. Got the idea now?”
vcabq replied on May 25, 2008 at 00:24:30
“First of all what she said was not factual. Bill had locked up his nomination late April early May, NOT JUNE and she knows that. She brought this up for one reason and one reason only. She stopped short of saying "I am staying in the race just in case Obaman gets assasinated like RFK". That is exactly what she meant and I believe is what she wants to have happen. I THINK SHE WANTS TO WIN AT ANY COST. If it were an accident or if she was sorry, she would have picked up the phone and apologized to Michelle Obama. Can you imagine if someone had said something in this line about her husband. SHE WOULD BE THE FIRST ONE TO WANT THEM IMPRISONED. She is dispicable and I cannot believe any decent person is not offended. FACTUAL DOES NOT MEAN IT IS DECENT AND RIGHT. GET A CLUE.”
Tommygun264 replied on May 25, 2008 at 00:11:01
“Ever heard of shouting "fire" in a crowded movie theater, LegalMomma?
It is also a fact that all of us urinate and defecate, but I'd be equally upset if I turned on my television news and saw footage of people relieving themselves. The question isn't whether or not Bobby Kennedy was assassinated, the question is whether or not Hillary Clinton should cite the fact as a reason why she hasn't withdrawn from the campaign, especially when her opponent is an African-American who had to be assigned Secret Service protection long before the other candidates due to a an unusually high number of death threats they considered to be credible. It's a matter of what is and isn't appropriate, of basic human decency.”
It is also a fact that all of us urinate and defecate, but I'd be equally upset if I turned on my television news and saw footage of people relieving themselves. The question isn't whether or not Bobby Kennedy was assassinated, the question is whether or not Hillary Clinton should cite the fact as a reason why she hasn't withdrawn from the campaign, especially when her opponent is an African-American who had to be assigned Secret Service protection long before the other candidates due to a an unusually high number of death threats they considered to be credible. It's a matter of what is and isn't appropriate, of basic human decency.”
Tamalpais replied on May 25, 2008 at 00:03:02
“Why would Bill have dropped out in June he had all but secured the nomination? That would be a better example of why Obama should stay in the race.
Or do you think the true part is that she is waiting for something therrible to happen to Obama so she can take the nomination?”
Or do you think the true part is that she is waiting for something therrible to happen to Obama so she can take the nomination?”
andrecole replied on May 24, 2008 at 23:58:05
“The inappropriateness is on many levels. Sure, it's a fact. But it's all about CONTEXT. It's how you use a fact to support what you're saying. The question was, why are you still in the race? She is using this fact--gosh, an ASSASINATION happened in 1968--as one of the reasons to stay in the race. She was saying "anything can happen." She knows full well what many fear but will not verbalize. She knew full well what she was doing.”
DMW1 replied on May 24, 2008 at 23:53:47
“What was her point? To say that the primaries sometimes run until June and that's why she's staying in? If so, why didn't she just say that? It's easy, watch:
"My husband did not wrap up the nomination in 1992 until he won the California primary somewhere in the middle of June."
She is a Yale educated lawyer, claims 35 years of experience and also claims to be ready on day, but she can't just say what she means? Now we have to go to her supporters for translation?
She didn't just mention this once, she has mentioned political assassinations 4 times when asked why she is remaining in the race (she first mentioned the RFK assassination in a Time interview in March).
You don't find it disturbing that when asked why she is still campaigning political assassinations spring to her mind? And she then speaks these thoughts aloud? I think it shows not only a disturbing train of thought, but a serious lack of judgement.”
"My husband did not wrap up the nomination in 1992 until he won the California primary somewhere in the middle of June."
She is a Yale educated lawyer, claims 35 years of experience and also claims to be ready on day, but she can't just say what she means? Now we have to go to her supporters for translation?
She didn't just mention this once, she has mentioned political assassinations 4 times when asked why she is remaining in the race (she first mentioned the RFK assassination in a Time interview in March).
You don't find it disturbing that when asked why she is still campaigning political assassinations spring to her mind? And she then speaks these thoughts aloud? I think it shows not only a disturbing train of thought, but a serious lack of judgement.”
PAposter replied on May 24, 2008 at 23:52:53
“I agree with ebanks, explain how assassination was more relevant than saying, "Bobby Kennedy was also still campaigning in June, please explain that to me.”
Rose52 replied on May 24, 2008 at 23:51:50
“She used the "a" word. A word that coming from a candidate is unmentionable.
Obama 08”
Obama 08”
Hillbug replied on May 24, 2008 at 23:49:16
“Yes, it IS a fact that RFK was assassinated in June.
Unfortunat
Unfortunat
Suthngal replied on May 24, 2008 at 23:48:03
“Yes, it is factual; however, it has no relevance to the question that was posed to her. This reference just implies negative connotations no matter what she meant. That's the point! Haven't you ever heard think before you speak? HRC should try this in the future!”
ebanks84 replied on May 24, 2008 at 23:48:09
“But can you tell me "legalmomma" what did that statement have in common? I wish somebody would just explain that fact. What has primaries have in common with assassinations? Huh? A whole lot of sh*t happens in June so that can't be it!”
donkee replied on May 24, 2008 at 23:47:14
“true in
the very loose
sense of the word
heh...”
the very loose
sense of the word
heh...”
DoAsISay replied on May 24, 2008 at 23:45:24
“Check the facts.”
McFlipFlop replied on May 24, 2008 at 23:45:24
“Clinton's comment brought up the taboo topic of the possibility of a rival's assassination, and political analysts said the remark was a serious gaffe.
"This is serious. It's more serious because there were already questions about why Hillary Clinton was still in the race and what she was hoping for," said Calvin Jillson, political science professor at Southern Methodist University.
If there is one thing responsible people in the public eye know, it's that you cannot put suggestions into the media that crazy individuals will interpret as a call to arms, literally.
Public figures do not discuss things like this for that very reason.
It is also a huge leadership and character issue.”
"This is serious. It's more serious because there were already questions about why Hillary Clinton was still in the race and what she was hoping for," said Calvin Jillson, political science professor at Southern Methodist University.
If there is one thing responsible people in the public eye know, it's that you cannot put suggestions into the media that crazy individuals will interpret as a call to arms, literally.
Public figures do not discuss things like this for that very reason.
It is also a huge leadership and character issue.”
ByersL replied on May 24, 2008 at 23:44:45
“Well I sure hope you ever defend me in coutr LegalMomma! You're missing the point big time!”
Stephen Colbert Sings To Michelle Obama
Commented Apr 16, 2008 at 13:48:40 in Media
“I hope Barack gets the 'Colbert bump' for her appearance. She was great- so classy!”
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