Agree. Add to that list Michael Savage, Neal Boortz, Mark Levin, and how about another few good men like Walter Williams and Thomas Sowell to add some color to those debates.

What this all boils down to, besides our personal freedom choices, is that Liberals, people like Mommy have a utopian view of this world "they" live in that everyone thinks just like they do, and if not, then why not. They are shocked when someone thinks differently. They get their panties in a wad when others disagree. Humans are basically good, therefore we owe everyone the benefit of excuse after excuse for their bad behavior as, it's not their fault they broke into someone's home with a loaded weapon to steal whatever threatening the life of the residents. Heaven forbid one should protect themselves rather than reason with, forgiving the intruder allowing him/her to take whatever is needed. They were abused as a child blah blah blah.

Not only are cigarettes heavily taxed, but they are also a premium benefit to those who use Food Stamps, as the stamps are redeemed at Indian tobacco shops across Oklahoma. Hmm? That makes a lot of sense. The feds desire that people quit smoking by raising taxes on the product, but then encourage people to smoke by allowing them to use a government benefit to buy them on the government dime.

Solution to the race/minority home diversity push in home ownership and financial institutions is to bring lawyers into the fray. When negotiating for a loan, only the lawyers representing the applicants show up. Therefore, the financial agency cannot visually see the race of the borrower. The question cannot be made as to the race of the borrower, so the loan would be made only on the basis of the financial worth of those wishing to get the new loan. Or, put blindfolds on the bankers. Stupid, yes, but so is the proposed law.

If everyone obeyed those ten commandments, then governments would be very limited indeed. No one would lie, cheat on his/her spouse, murder, steal, dishonor their parents, covet what your neighbor had that you did not, remember the sabbath and not take the name of the Lord in vain. But, as Mike says that's not human nature. We wouldn't be worrying about another Hitler coming on the scene, nor about people illegally crossing a nations border either. Governments would not need programs to help the poor, provide funds to the unemployed, organize and support unions and on and on it goes.
Back to the basics. All else is vanity.