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I don't know why my comment didn't post Ben, but that was solid. I sincerely hope you can break into the comedy scene in a big way. Keep up the good work.

I'm sorry, but I just don't see how 170k a year is considered sacrifice. I'm not opposed to them making that kind of money, if it is merit based, but capping them at 170k doesn't fall under the category of sacrifice. They're earning about three and a half times the average American’s personal inc...

@60DemocratsHappyDay How'd this last mid-term election go for you? Did they lose all the seats you said they would? I think you and most people are looking at this all wrong. The GOP didn't win seats, the Beltway Dems lost seats. I know a lot of well intentioned rational intelligent democrats; I ...

@justonefirefly1 I don't know how people like you manage to breathe on your own. Alwaleed bin Talal owns a 7 percent stake in News Corp, the parent company of Fox News. He's not the CEO, he's not involved with the business, he simply has an investment in the company that owns Fox. I'm personally...

@doncourson I understand your point; however, the bill of rights outlined our rights. The constitution was supposed to preserve those rights. The negative side is, the constitution can be amended by and interpreted political law and politicians which makes it more susceptible to perversion and to...

Elitism is simply entitlement mindedness on steroids. Most of these elites left and right feel they are entitled to the power, to the money to the office, or whatever else it is they want. They are nothing more than adult versions of Veruca Salt (Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory rich girl). ...

I can't believe Huffington. Where in the Constitution does it say anything about the Federal government having anything to do with healthcare? They're usurping power they don't actually posses. Their duty is to protect this country and it's citizens. With that said, the clowns in office have done...

If this reporter leaned any farther left she'd fall out of her chair. Most of her questions chimed in more as pointed and leading questions than the did objective questions.

@1RedshirtXLG I think people are more impressed with his character than his resume. Experience can be gained, knowledge can be acquired, etc. Character can be refined, but it is what it is. He's straight forward, honest, up front and isn't hiding his agenda. If all politicians could be like this ...