You would have thought he'd have learned the geopolitical lesson from Vietnam. I guess they broke his mind in addition to his shoulders.

This is what happens when you elect senators by popular vote instead of appointing them through the state legislature. If we got rid of the 17th amendment and went back to having senators appointed by the state legislatures, it would give states an actual representative to the federal government, it would automatically shift power away from Washington and decentralize it across the country, and if you were really angry about who your state rep or senator voted to appoint, you have a lot less people to convince that he needs to be voted out of office come the next election.

"We" must help. So you're another one of those people who use the word "we" when you really mean someone else. Try cashing the checks you write with your mouth using your own body before trying to have other people cash them for you. Gather up your family, go buy some firearms and plane tickets, and go fight "for the children" yourselves if you care that much about them. If you are not willing to put your own butt on the line, don't try to put the lives of my family members on the line. Constitutionally ignorant fool. Tyranny has spread across this country because fools like you think infringing on Constitutionally protected freedoms is ok if it is "for the children".

Intelligence in general or with respect to the Constitution? Because most of the people who call in to the show are ignorant when it comes to the Constitution. What makes them a great American? Voting Republican and calling in to the show to say "Republicans good, Democrats bad?" Among conservatives who actually understand the Constitution, Hannity's listeners are looked down upon because they drink milk but think it's meat. Hannity is a kept man, and if you really take the time to listen to him, he's the attack dog that stops when he gets close to the invisible fence that his masters have built for him.

Wow. A quote picked up by Sean Hannity, the guy who's radio show is the MTV of talk radio. That's special.

Yes! Stick to the plan! If we don't go back to the Constitution and run the gov't strictly based on enumerated powers now then let's take the patient off life support now instead of staring at a vegetable. And let's remember that not raising the ceiling is NOT default. The fed gov't is taking in $200B a month...enough to pay debt interest, SS, fund DoD, etc. So we can still pay the important things.

Just another reason why the government should be out of the education business. If schools had to weigh implementation of ridiculous policies like the one described in the article against their bottom line, 1 of these things would happen: (1) The policies don't get implemented and the minority (transgender in this case) are unable to force the majority to wear a diaper just because they cr@pped in theirs. (2) The policies get implemented, people vote with their wallets, and all the schools go bankrupt except UC Berkeley and those in and around San Francisco.

The framers may not have known about airplanes, DNA, etc., but they understood man's sinful nature very well, and that is why they crafted the Constitution to severely limit the power and reach of government. It is because man's sinful nature has been the same since Adam and Eve (and will be the same until the end of time) that the Constitution matters. Technology like planes, trains, and automobiles has nothing to do with it.

If people want to be gay that's their business but they should keep it to themselves and their right to be gay ends where our national security is concerned. Gays in the military negatively impacts morale.

I know I was being sarcastic