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So, Thom:

In your mind, is it now open season on all those decisions that progressives have used to jam their corrosive, amoral social alterations down our throats? Or is it still a violation of all that is decent and right to overturn precedent when it's the conservatives who are doing it?

'Ca...

Al Franken is probably pleased that so many American drillers are going out of business. They genuinely believe that by stopping oil drilling they are saving the planet. It's magic to them... and so what if some ordinary folks can't work anymore. That's the price of being so socially responsible....

@truth7seeker Right. Because, you know, clothing is the very best indicator of what's in a person's heart and mind. And because one can't carry an effective, counter-culture message unless one dresses in such a way as to embarrass himself and offend the culture around him. /sarc

Or maybe you're ...

@Acheyltus "Civil rights issue of our age." Bosh. It's not a civil rights issue at all! Gays want symbolic approbation from the state to compensate for the shame they feel due to their compulsive sexual disorder. In order to force the state to give it, they mangle the definition of a core human i...

@heymisterderp The scope of WHAT law? Bureaucrats? Panels? All irrelevant. The moderator asked Gingrich about an operation in a war zone, and the ONLY criterion is that the target is a US citizen and the team is asking, "Should I take the shot?"

You're dragging bushels of irrelevancies into a s...

Awesome.

@heebyjeebus The alleged bigotry of the Republican party is one of the imaginary demons most often flogged by Progressives. In order to do it, they posit "coded language," which is their way of saying "Republicans never, ever say anything remotely bigoted, so we're just making this up out of thin...

REALLY good. And I love the chipmunky voices doing "Day-O" in the background, a nice little lampoon of rap along with a sound rebuttal of a self-important piece of Christian kitsch.

(Part II) ...thinking that he's practicing "Christianity, not religion," is very much like the works he's dismissing as being beneath Jesus. By the time he's in his 60s, he may feel a lot prouder of having served the Christian religion well, and understand that far from opposing religion, Jesus i...

@Blitzlevingt ...and the central point of THIS conversation is that no, there's no intelligent computer directing all the cameras in the nation and dispatching murderous agents to achieve its own agenda, the way Eagle Eye portrays. THAT is loony.

There are computers gathering data on phone calls...

@gipper1066 Your rant about the Eeeeeeeeeeevil Republicans and "tea baggers" demonstrates that your claim that "I don't ever subscribe to a one party philosophy" is self-delusion. "Don't even start with me" demonstrates your arrogance, just the tip of an iceberg of deficient character. Your gener...

@dtorfleming I actually got the stat from CNN Money, but my bad, it was a November stat. The actual jobs lost in the last 4 months of 2008 was 1.9 million (again, CNN quoting the Dept of Labor). That's still not 700,000 jobs a month -- and to cite an incidental catastrophe as if it were the legac...

Chris Matthews is a propagandist for the hard left, and lies like a carpet. He should tarred, feathered, and carried off the set tied to a rail.

@HNK222 Hell, the Chinese watched Obama getting bitch-slapped by the Russians and the Saudis, and INVITED him to China -- so they could tell him "No" on all his proposals. What what that about? It was about this: the entire world realizes that US diplomacy is being led by an infantile bumbler, a...

@ExtantFrodo2 (Part IV) wrote: "...it is clear from the historical record that the Catholic Church has been probably the largest single and longest-term patron of science in history, and that several Catholic institutions and perspectives were key influences upon the rise of modern science." from...