Not all Republicans are patriots, and not all capitalism is pristine. There are some who will sell their country out just so they can make a dollar more than their neighbor. These are no better than liberals. And they are the reason the Tea Party came into being.

So do the political wh*res who not only let them in but also pay them to come.

This means that the federal government is not just aiding illegal immigration, it's aiding and abetting it. This is one more among a multitude of reasons that these government traitors should be arrested, and either put in jail or expatriated.

you're nitpicking.

Or maybe a militia among the electorate that would arrest criminals in government who flagrantly break the law. Or military officers who would obey the oath they swore to defend the Constitution from all threats, foreign and domestic. Either way, a government that would obey the law would solve a lot of problems. But I'm not going to hold my breath waiting for that to happen.

Remember at Woodstock when it was raining all the liberal sheep there started chanting "no rain, no rain, no rain..." That act defines liberal ideology: get enough people to say the same things loudly enough and they can even change the will of God. (looking over my shoulder both ways to see if there is a member of the liberal thought police around; I don't want to get busted for using the G word.)

The world has always hated God; nothing new about that.

Ok golferguy, how about if we make a deal: we'll use the name Romney as much as possible and you use the name Obama every chance you get, especially while you're gracing everyone around you with your brilliant herd instinct. As one who apparently accepts liberal dogma, there's a good chance that you are one of those people that drive slow in the passing lane and gets a bunch of cars backed up behind you (you know, force everyone to drive the speed of the slowest driver, kind of a socialism-of-the-road). If you do drive like that, do your country a favor and put Obama bumper stickers all over your rear bumper.

Give us the names of the Supreme Court cases you refer to (you know, like Roe v Wade) so we can look them up and verify what you say here.

I just came up with a really good idea to solve the political problem Dr, Sowell outlined in this editorial: How about writing a law saying that even a popularly elected government can't do the things Dr. Sowell was referring to? Problem solved. Oh damn, I just thought about something: we already have a law like that: it's a part of the Constitution, called Amendment X. A law saying government can't do things that amount to buying votes, written in stone, and government is still buying votes. And I thought I had a really good idea. Ok how about this: how about a law saying that government has to obey the law? But then we'd need another law saying that they had to obey that law. And another law saying...