May 17, 2008
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candlegravity
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John Edwards Endorses Obama... GOP Prospects "Worst Since Watergate"
I'd give my left nut to get these two on the ticket together, but my gut tells me that the dems wouldn't want Edwards on the ticket again. Who knows though... They sure do have a special chemistry together though don't you guys think? posted 05/15/2008 at 01:58:02
I'm not a religious man, but allow me to say hallelujah to that! posted 05/15/2008 at 01:55:54
The reality of this election speaks for itself. A year ago Obama was unknown. Now he has more states, votes, delegates, sprdelegates, and supporters. He did all this on his own, based on his own actions or inactions. More people have come forward to donate money to his campaign (nearly 2 million people strong) and if you don't think that says something about the man, then I guess we don't think alike.
Hillary is by all means a good person. I think that with all that we know about her history, we can say with little doubt that she is. However, why so many people are so eager to jump in her boat is beyond me. She has defined herself as the status quo this campaign and it almost makes me sad. But the real irony of this election is that Obama supporters, as obnoxious as you and others may find some of them, seem to be of more sound mind. When hearing that Hillary's supporters aren't even willing to vote for the other candidate whom is nearly identical on the issues I couldn't help but think I've made the right choice in Obama. Selfishness attracts selfishness. Status quo attracts status quo and most supporters of Obama, right or wrong in the end, are no longer willing to entertain the politics of yesterday. posted 05/15/2008 at 01:49:39
Hillary is by all means a good person. I think that with all that we know about her history, we can say with little doubt that she is. However, why so many people are so eager to jump in her boat is beyond me. She has defined herself as the status quo this campaign and it almost makes me sad. But the real irony of this election is that Obama supporters, as obnoxious as you and others may find some of them, seem to be of more sound mind. When hearing that Hillary's supporters aren't even willing to vote for the other candidate whom is nearly identical on the issues I couldn't help but think I've made the right choice in Obama. Selfishness attracts selfishness. Status quo attracts status quo and most supporters of Obama, right or wrong in the end, are no longer willing to entertain the politics of yesterday. posted 05/15/2008 at 01:49:39
Obama-Webb 2008
Nice idea Mr. Palermo but I'm afraid that combination would open up a whole can of worms for the republicans to throw at the Democrats. Take a closer look at Webb's history and you'll see he wrote some pretty crazy stuff in books that the Republicans could really rally around. Also worthy of attention would be his article on women in the Navy. "Five women graduates of the United States Naval Academy held a press conference, decrying a 1979 article by Webb, titled "Women Can't Fight". The women said Webb's article contributed to an atmosphere of hostility and harassment towards women at the academy." Don't get me wrong, I think he is a pretty good guy and I appreciate his service, but the GOP would have a field day with this guy. Just take a closer look at his past with his books and articles and you'll see what I mean.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Webb
Sorry, but we need someone who will put Obama over the top 100%! I'm not taking any chances this year! posted 05/14/2008 at 05:30:51
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Webb
Sorry, but we need someone who will put Obama over the top 100%! I'm not taking any chances this year! posted 05/14/2008 at 05:30:51
CNN Gets Graphic In Myanmar With Footage Of Dead Bodies (GRAPHIC)
Yeah, interesting video, now show some video about what Americans really care about, Cheap Gas!
Real media doesn't exist. Because to be real, you have to show what you know and you don't see a single dead body on cnn when they're reporting on Iraq. That's how the number one concern of Americans today is not how many more children's bodies are found bloodied in the streets of Baghdad, but when the cost of gas is going to drop so they can continue to drive their fuck you mobiles through the streets of W. Virginia!
American media, what a joke. Just as filtered as the media in communist states we love to hate. posted 05/13/2008 at 07:16:37
Real media doesn't exist. Because to be real, you have to show what you know and you don't see a single dead body on cnn when they're reporting on Iraq. That's how the number one concern of Americans today is not how many more children's bodies are found bloodied in the streets of Baghdad, but when the cost of gas is going to drop so they can continue to drive their fuck you mobiles through the streets of W. Virginia!
American media, what a joke. Just as filtered as the media in communist states we love to hate. posted 05/13/2008 at 07:16:37
Sunday Roundup
http://hillaryis404.org/ posted 05/11/2008 at 07:31:38
Indiana Jones Suffers From Long Knives Of Internet Reviews
Is this supposed to be some kind of shock? Spielberg hasn't made a decent film in years. Anytime you are making a sequel to a sequel to a sequel, chances are the film isn't worth the film it's printed on. This movie has only one goal, like the last 20 Spielberg films, making big profit from the idiot masses. posted 05/11/2008 at 06:29:55
Obama Vice President Picks: Who Are The Frontrunners?
Claire McCaskill would secure a win for him. She's a class act and extremely likable woman with great experience not so different than Obama's. She's perfect as far as I can tell. The only thing she doesn't add to is military experience. But I think the large majority of Americans are less concerned with military experience than in previous elections. posted 05/11/2008 at 06:17:53
In the spirit of keeping things new, fresh, and non-old school politics, how about someone like Claire McCaskill of Missouri? posted 05/11/2008 at 06:13:13
It's Over. Now What? Hug a Hillary Supporter
I feel sorry for any voter that would vote against Hillary or Obama in the general because they feel offended by a blogger's comments, a bs sniper fire story or a disenfranchised preachers comments. That's rediculous! My family is dying over in Iraq and some of you wouldn't vote for the other candidate because your feelings were hurt? What a joke. Think about the people supporting us over in Iraq and how badly they want to come home! F%#K gas prices you rich, spoiled, fat, American F#%!s! (I'm one of them). People are dying in an illegal war! If any of you vote for anyone other than Hillary or Barack, you're moraless, mindless, pieces of S&%! in my book! Pure and simple. posted 05/07/2008 at 03:37:48
Ron Paul Surges In Pennsylvania
Ron who? posted 04/23/2008 at 00:59:45
Hillary Clinton Ad Features Osama Bin Laden: Campaign AdWatch
I get your not so subtle point, but I would say this in response: I've seen a hell of a lot more woman say they are voting for Hillary "because I think it's time for a woman to run things for a while" than I've heard black people say "because I think it's time for a black man to run things for a while". Why? Even more disturbing is why is one of these statements acceptable to some degree in our society and another not? Pretty sad, and really leaves your point pretty empty of one. posted 04/22/2008 at 00:03:51
Is Obama a "Hybrid"?
...the last time we discussed who was down in the polls I believe. No offense. I like her. posted 04/20/2008 at 22:12:42
Chelsea Clinton's Night Out With Drag Queens
Does not understanding the above post make me stupid or smart? posted 04/17/2008 at 02:47:56
Stephen Colbert Sings To Michelle Obama
She is so hot. It would be so cool to have a hot chick in the white house instead of one of those shriveled up old ladies or worse yet, McCain's wife that wears enough makeup to sink the titanic. posted 04/17/2008 at 00:13:56
China Demands Apology From CNN's Cafferty For "Goons And Thugs" Comment
Anybody got a link to what Jack actually said? I missed it. posted 04/20/2008 at 22:20:46
...unless you're referring to Edwards Deming. He hardly could be considered a "hero" and his contributions to Japanese manufacturing lie purely in the steel industry. The fact of matter is, Japan makes quality goods and have always taken a great deal of pride in the goods they produce dating back to the days of the samurai sword. Trust me when I say a single American did not change an entire nations way of manufacturing.
China's real problem is much more complicated than most Americans are willing to give their attention to. When you consider a nation that's been taken advantage of by the United States for as long as they have, the last thing on most of their manufacturers minds is quality control. Do people really expect some 17 year old girl getting paid 2 dollars a day gives a rats ass about possible lead in some kids GI Joe? Give me a break. Most Chinese working in the industrial sector are worried about putting food on the table to make it to next week, much less the quality of the goods they are making at some factory owned by some rich prick overseas.
I gotta say, the more I travel, the more I realize that the largest percent of all America's problems, start right in America. You can blame the Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese for whatever you like, but until the worlds countries treat each other like they would treat themselves these issues will never go away. posted 04/16/2008 at 04:01:23
China's real problem is much more complicated than most Americans are willing to give their attention to. When you consider a nation that's been taken advantage of by the United States for as long as they have, the last thing on most of their manufacturers minds is quality control. Do people really expect some 17 year old girl getting paid 2 dollars a day gives a rats ass about possible lead in some kids GI Joe? Give me a break. Most Chinese working in the industrial sector are worried about putting food on the table to make it to next week, much less the quality of the goods they are making at some factory owned by some rich prick overseas.
I gotta say, the more I travel, the more I realize that the largest percent of all America's problems, start right in America. You can blame the Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese for whatever you like, but until the worlds countries treat each other like they would treat themselves these issues will never go away. posted 04/16/2008 at 04:01:23
Never heard that before. Sounds like a crock. Nation can't do anything right until some American comes along and fixes all their problems? What was this guys name? posted 04/16/2008 at 03:47:25
Michelle Obama's College Roommate: "I Was Horrified" To Live With A Black Person
Agreed. I think this story is a good one. It really highlights how humans can change, and shouldn't be judged by those whom find them not up to speed. I strongly disagreed with her mothers charge that she couldn't cross the line of inter-racial marriage, but if I really think about it hey, that's better than what her father had taught her. If we think along the lines Barack mentioned in his race speech, then it's important to keep in mind that movement and change is happening no matter how incremental, and that we must focus on that rather than the change that's not happening or perhaps the frustration of some that it's not happening fast enough. posted 04/17/2008 at 01:11:39
Clinton's Pennsylvania Lead: Is It Really 20 Points?
One thing I don't trust about polls is there individual tendencies to lean one way or another. Am I the only one here that visits realclearpolitics.com? If you check out the polls they record there, you can easily spot patterns. For example, Fox News regularly shows Hillary as having a substantially larger percentage than the other polls on a regular basis. Additionally, msnbc regularly shows Barack as having a larger percentage than the others. Am I to think these polls just happen to lean that way by random chance? Someone want to explain this one? posted 04/14/2008 at 21:57:28
John McCain Should Go on Vacation, Hillary Clinton is Doing His Job for Him
I don't think it really is. You are talking about completely different people in a completely different time period. Has no relevance that I can see. I think you're looking for patterns that simply don't exist. posted 04/16/2008 at 02:36:54
Top 10 Celebrity Obama Supporters
Wow. When you're endorsed by Spock, what else really needs to be said?!! posted 04/21/2008 at 00:54:58
Wal-Mart for President?
...not sure being a board member can be thought of as supporting something "externally" but then again I didn't think a little girls poem could be equated to sniper fire either. Go figure... > posted 04/11/2008 at 03:23:30
Hey Bill, You Want Obama's Foreign Policy? Here's Your (Obama's) Foreign Policy, Right Here!
...agreed. Now the real problem. The large majority of those conservatives and independents refuse to spend any quality time reading candidates white papers. That's the real sad truth. Americans don't read anymore. So much information is available on all the candidates if one's willing to do a little reading. But these days everyone prefers the 'beer-in-one-hand, remote-in-the-other' type of research which litters their minds of sound bites and media fodder that leads them no closer to a full understanding. I love this country, but our biggest problem, and I'm totally convinced, our biggest problem is the large majority of our population is just plain out lazy, and ill-informed. Hence we are in an illegal war that has taken so many lives in the name of nothing. ...well, maybe money. posted 04/11/2008 at 01:11:33
Google-Yahoo-Microsoft: Analysts React
Here's a better idea. Microsoft goes somewhere and #$!s itself, and Yahoo continues to be Yahoo. The last thing this world needs is another massive conglomerate bigger than the ones we already have. Let independent technologies develop on their own! posted 04/10/2008 at 20:56:23
Obama: Put Olympics Opening Ceremony Boycott On The Table
This is kind of stupid if you ask me. Bush boycott the Olympic games? To show what exactly? That he's against human rights abuses? Ha! What a joke. If America wants to make a statement, the athletes must boycott. But hey, to them, the Olympics is all about sports and nothing else. To them attending the games has nothing to do with the host country and what they do outside the Olympic confines. But for Bush to boycott something to show America's position is senseless. As far as I'm concerned, Bush no longer represents America and never did represent the America I believe in. The only real statement we could make is for our sponsors and athletes to boycott and that won't happen. posted 04/10/2008 at 00:37:02
Clinton, Obama Press On Withdrawal At Hearings
I'm an avid Obama supporter, but there is one thing I want to hear him say that he hasn't mentioned. The immediate withdraw of all privatized forces such as Blackwater. I want those fuckers out of there immediately. No "one brigade a month" with those red neck MF's. Get them the hell out of there immediately. They are demoralizing both our country and our troops efforts. Privatized warfare is not what this country is about and I want to hear some strong opinions in opposition to it soon from both Democrats! posted 04/08/2008 at 21:34:59
Letterman And McCain Trade Barbs On "Late Show"
Well done. Just not sure I want to see an encore!
"...and now watch as I make 2.6 Million innocent Iranians disappear with the simple push of this button!" posted 04/02/2008 at 03:08:37
"...and now watch as I make 2.6 Million innocent Iranians disappear with the simple push of this button!" posted 04/02/2008 at 03:08:37
...and not a very good one at that. posted 04/02/2008 at 03:05:47
How Did Obama Hijack HillaryClinton.Com?
If all it takes is a slightly better search engine result to change a 'would be' Hillary voter, her campaign really does have problems! posted 04/02/2008 at 00:28:23
No, Hillary, You're Creed, Not Rocky. That's Your Problem.
I bet if you did some research you'd find out that she's never even seen the movie from start to finish! haha. In fact I'd bet money on it! posted 04/02/2008 at 01:07:32
Why Women Like Me Support Hillary (One Story from the "High-Heeled Militia")
I almost don't know where to start with this response. I know autism is a vital modern health issue and I'm fully aware of the consequences if we are to leave the issue off the table. But this story sounds more like a case of being star struck than anything else. Mrs/Ms Nelson, I'm assuming you wrote this article in an attempt to get people on board the Hillary bus. Perhaps you wrote it to make us all calm down about what kind of person Hillary is. Or, perhaps you just wanted to tell us, as stated in the title, why you will vote for her. Nevertheless, I fail to see how your single experience of getting a response from her would influence anyone else to vote for her. I'm an avid Obama supporter, and if he is to lose in the primaries, I will become an avid Hillary supporter, but I don't think your experience with Hillary is enough to change my or anyone else's mind. And this may be a bit over the top, but if your main concern is the health and well being of children, just think of the thousands of Iraq children whom have lost their lives and limbs as a result of Hillary wanting to go with the mainstream opinion on the war in Iraq. In the end, it's those kind of judgments that will have the most profound effect on the health of children and people of all ages. posted 04/01/2008 at 03:36:38
Lou Dobbs Says Anti-Clinton Media Bias "Worsening"
Is it a "bias" when the facts are simply stated? Is it a "bias" report to say that Clinton has no mathematical chance of winning this election? Is it a "bias" opinion to say that she "mis-spoke" about a past event? Is it "bias" to show clips of her saying "Shame on you Barack Obama!", only to contrast those clips with video of Obama saying things like, "Senator Clinton is running a great campaign"? These are not biases, but rather the facts. I just think that the facts are easier for some to swallow than others. The fact of the matter is, when the surrogates aren't speaking, the media turns it's attention to the actual candidates and this ends up revealing quite a contrast between the two and whether or not this makes Hillary look good or bad is up to her. posted 03/31/2008 at 22:54:55
Scarborough Thinks Obama Bowls Like A Little Girl
Haha. I completely agree. Well put! posted 03/31/2008 at 21:55:45
Lou Dobbs Almost Calls Condi A "Cotton Picker"
Lou Dobbs is an idiot and I have absolutely no respect for this guy. He's totally out of touch with modern America and hasn't the slightest clue of what modern race relations are all about. Go back to school Dobbs! Or better yet, try living in a foreign country where you are the minority and see if your opinion changes any. posted 03/31/2008 at 23:00:53
Obama Set To Announce A New String Of Key Endorsements
I hope this doesn't turn out to be just a rumor like the last supposed 50 Super Dels he was supposed to have announced. posted 03/31/2008 at 03:42:12
Canseco: My Motive Is To "Attack Major League Baseball"
Say it with me. Loooooooossssseeeerrrrrrr! posted 03/28/2008 at 03:09:31
Clinton, Obama: We Will Unite
I just don't get that last comment. So many of the top level Dems seem to think this will just all work out and everyone will be happy in the end. Maybe I'm a bit pessimistic, but it seems to me, the last time I checked that the math doesn't add up for either candidate which means that there is roughly a 100% chance this thing will be decided by the super dels, which also means there is going to be a whole lot of mud flying around come time for the convention. Keep dreaming dudes, this is only going to get uglier. posted 03/28/2008 at 01:46:26
Hillary's Bosnia Boast -- Not a Big Deal
Mr. Eisele
With all due respect, the reason it IS such a big deal to so many, is the fact that Hillary's based her entire campaign on the theme that she has the experience that Barack does not. When you base an argument on some premise that is found to be a lie, the opposing party will always find it to be a "Big Deal". It's not so much that she warped the truth beyond recognition as it is the fact that she's been using this warped truth as the backbone of her candidacy. There are times when I would agree that lying, bending the truth, or "mis-speaking" may indeed not be a big deal. But when you are doing it to the premise that your campaign is built upon or doing it to say a huge issue that the American people are manically concerned about like the difference between terrorists and Alkaida training in Iran, it tends to turn some heads. posted 03/28/2008 at 02:02:13
With all due respect, the reason it IS such a big deal to so many, is the fact that Hillary's based her entire campaign on the theme that she has the experience that Barack does not. When you base an argument on some premise that is found to be a lie, the opposing party will always find it to be a "Big Deal". It's not so much that she warped the truth beyond recognition as it is the fact that she's been using this warped truth as the backbone of her candidacy. There are times when I would agree that lying, bending the truth, or "mis-speaking" may indeed not be a big deal. But when you are doing it to the premise that your campaign is built upon or doing it to say a huge issue that the American people are manically concerned about like the difference between terrorists and Alkaida training in Iran, it tends to turn some heads. posted 03/28/2008 at 02:02:13
Gore To Skeptics: Doubting Global Warming Is Man-Made Like Believing Earth Is Flat
The single largest contributor towards global warming the gases emitted from farm animals all across the world. Stop eating meat, and make your contribution to the global environment now! Or perhaps just lay off the fast food which could questionably lower the gas emitted from the general public. Hmmm. posted 03/28/2008 at 03:51:35
Clinton Camp Issues Clarifications
Great piece. Thanks for the morning laugh! posted 03/27/2008 at 21:50:10
Clinton Superdelegates In Washington Wavering
Where the hell did you get that idea? posted 03/28/2008 at 02:19:52
Hillary's Approval Rating Plummets In NBC/WSJ Poll
With all the sniper fire whizzing by, I wasn't able to see this report on NBC. Did they broadcast this recent poll or is this something posted on their site? posted 03/26/2008 at 22:22:50
Pregnant Man?: Find Out How It Happened
Interesting story. He and his wife may consider a move to somewhere like San Francisco where there will be many progressively minded individuals that would embrace them for who they are. posted 03/27/2008 at 01:57:05
I see your comments match your name. Sad to think so many people like you still exist. Great to remember that people like you are becoming more and more the minority and eventually will be just a tiny part of the darker side of humanities history. posted 03/27/2008 at 01:54:21
Stay the Course Means Stay
Honk honk! posted 03/26/2008 at 03:07:46
McGovern: Hard to Elect Female President
Exactly! What the hell? I'd vote for a woman any day of the week. Just not for Hillary! posted 03/26/2008 at 02:12:46
Hillary's Diversionary Tactic Is Feeding The GOP Noise Machine
One related point I can also see as a possible problem for the Dems is that once Barack is the Democratic nominee, Hillary will have bashed him for so long, that it will be very difficult for her to come back and support him. This wouldn't be quite the problem if the opposite were to happen. Barack could more easily support a Hillary as he could site the many times where he said publicly that he thought "she would be a fine leader" and "I have no doubt that Hillary would be a monumental improvement over the current administration". Unfortunately you don't hear these kind of words coming out of her mouth, which leaves her with very little wiggle room if Barack is the nominee. This year, I'm going to vote for the candidate whom represents the party and not just him/herself. I just wish Hillary would wake up and realize there is a chance she will lose. Currently I think it's somewhere around 85% chance she will lose. posted 03/26/2008 at 00:06:08
Hitchens: Obama Sold Out His Grandmother
Would someone please deport this guy back to England. Sorry Hitchens, we don't need anymore right wing nut-heads who can't understand sentences that exceed 6 words, we're all stocked up here! Anyway, I don't take anyone seriously who still supports a war that has taken over 80,000 Iraq and 4,000 American lives. Find a different web site to litter with your garbage. posted 03/26/2008 at 00:19:54
Obama Camp Mocks Clinton: Next She'll Want NCAA Bracket To Decide Race
Here here! Well put! posted 03/26/2008 at 02:23:34
Please slit your wrists and count to 100 before you vote then. Thanks for your support. posted 03/26/2008 at 02:19:13
Morning Shows Snipe At Clinton Over Bosnia Remarks
I can't believe the media let's her get away with calling this a "misspeak". Give me a break. A lie is a lie is a lie! I can't say this shocks me however. posted 03/25/2008 at 21:57:12
Trust me, neither Hillary nor her daughter never came within a million miles to sniper fire. posted 03/25/2008 at 21:54:08
John McCain Misses Over Half Of Senate Votes
Alright fellow dems, time to start writing this stuff down! I don't know how these recent polls have been taken, but I gotta say, I just don't see this old man winning in the general. Although I must also say that my country's surprised me with ignorance in the past, so I guess I shouldn't think we got it clinched yet. posted 03/26/2008 at 03:11:31
A McCain Moment: Do You Want Four More Years of This?
Totally off the subject: But has anyone since heard what happened to those 50 supposed super dels that were supposed to endorse Barack last week? It was like the head line on Huffpo, but I haven't seen nor heard anything about it since?! We could really use those supers right about now! posted 03/25/2008 at 22:00:00
A Letter to Howard
Well thought out, and precisely how a very large portion of the American public feels. Thank you for putting so many of our feelings into words Mr. Bean. posted 03/24/2008 at 03:02:22
No doubt. I'll second that. posted 03/24/2008 at 03:00:39
7 Days in America: Obama Plays Defense on Rev. & Re-votes... with Daschle, Huffington, Green & Conason
Please make a clear case on how Obama's campaign has prohibited Michigan and Florida to engage in a re-vote. I simply don't see it. This idea that Obama has somehow prohibited it from happening is simply absolute nonsense. He has said on a number of occasions, that if they found a way to have another election, that was fair to both sides he'd be all for it. They (state officials and the democratic party) never came to any agreement on a re-vote situation that satisfied the two parties, hence, Obama's campaign was never even asked whether or not he would be willing to abide by any new set of rules. Give me one grain of evidence that Obama's campaign has held these elections back. This insinuation is absolute non-truth perpetuated by the Hillary campaign to try and woo voters to the other side. Just admit it, aside from handing Hillary the votes she didn't win in the first round of voting in those states, there just aren't any other options the states are willing to entertain. posted 03/23/2008 at 22:58:04
Clinton, Obama Reconciliation Becoming More And More Impossible
One man (or woman's) dream is another's nightmare. Kind of hard to carry the political baggage of the past when you're trying to move this country into the future. For now, let's just keep our eyes on the real target, McBush. It's time for America to wake up. posted 03/24/2008 at 03:07:14
No doubt. Well put. posted 03/24/2008 at 03:04:53
Michigan Primary Re-Do Plan Collapses
Yeah, this article cut Obama off in the end. Very misleading. He went on to explain why he thinks that there is no really good option, but that he does hope their votes can be counted. Pretty lame place to cut it. I also agree with a former postee that Hillary's campaigner's contention that if split 50/50 Obama's nomination would stink. Common, how can she say that when she was trying to get them to seat those delegates as is? When Obama's name wasn't even on the ballot! I'd have to say that would stink even more! posted 03/21/2008 at 01:58:39
John Adams: God Damn America
WHAT BOTHERS ME THE MOST ABOUT THIS ENTIRE JEREMIAH WRIGHT SITUATION IS THAT ABOUT 0% OF AMERICANS HAVE EVEN HEARD THE ENTIRE SERMONS WHERE THESE LITTLE CLIPS COME FROM. THE MEDIA IS TOTALLY BLOWING THIS WAY OUT OF LINE...AND HILLARY IS COMPLAINING THEY ARE SLANTED AGAINST HER???? GIVE ME A BREAK! I DON'T THINK ANYONE HAS THE RIGHT TO EVEN COMMENT ON THIS STORY UNLESS THEY HEARD THE ENTIRE SERMON. HOW MANY OF YOU READING THIS HAVE ACTUALLY HEARD THEM FROM START TO FINISH? I'M GUESSING NONE. THIS SELECTIVE CENSORSHIP BY THE MASS MEDIA REMINDS ME OF PLACES LIKE CHINA. ONLY LET THE PEOPLE HEAR WHAT WE WANT THEM TO. ABSOLUTE BS IF YOU ASK ME. SORRY MY KEYBOARD IS STUCK ON CAPS ONLY! posted 03/20/2008 at 22:09:49
Bill O'Reilly Needs to Enroll in "Understanding the Internet 101"
When Bill attacks you, it can only mean one thing: You are doing something right! posted 03/20/2008 at 21:39:48
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