Scary stuff. This should be on the cover of the New York Times.

great correlation. If said song was played [aka, used as torture] in location A and group B is suing. And said song was also played in location C, then let's be group D and sue. I mean, file a lawsuit--sue is so 1980s. Our cause: "STOP TORTURING US CITIZENS" or STUC, and shout real loud at our march on Washington, I COULDN'T GET TO SLEEP FOR HOURS AFTER BEING FORCED TO LISTEN TO REM'S LOSING MY RELIGION AT KING'S--STOP THE TORTURE NOW!!!

We'll file lawsuits against department stores, malls, radio stations, record companies, musicians, MTV [although they brainwash instead of playing music nowadays], the Hard Rock Cafe, iTunes, etc. Nobody will be safe. And we'll hire the most unscrupulous, immoral, cunning, and cutthroat band of...

What kind of message will this send to all the other terrorists around the world. Don't worry if you get caught, you're guaranteed a fair trial? Since when did non-U.S. killers earn the right to a trial on U.S. soil?

It's Absurd.

the difference between letterman and all the other men is money. CBS would lose millions if he got axed. However, if this happened back in the day when this country had morals, thousands of women and good men would threaten the advertisers. That won't happen though. He's David Letterman.

Agreed.

If only these writers had their eyes open they could see that the REAL story is all the ethical violations Palin is getting slammed with. Dig into this, find out what's going on with them, whose filing them, why they're filing them, how come they can file such violations, and what this means for the American people as a whole and democracy.

The fact that she has to leave her post as governor because of all the ethical violations She and the State are getting slammed with is SCARY. What's the deal here because we need to know as Americans what's going on, what's behind it, and how somebody like Palin [and that means any of us for that matter] can be attacked like this.

She's doing what she has to do, as she...

Hahahahahahahahaha.

That is so funny.

Great piece!

"Isn't excelling on written tests how Ruth Bader Ginsburg got where she is? It's curious how people whose entire careers are based on doing well on tests find them so irrelevant to other people's jobs.

In the middle of a fire, it can either be a great idea or the worst possible idea to open a door. An excellent method for finding out if your next fire chief knows the correct answer is a written test."

my favorite part. Also liked the reference to the 10 hours of babbling. I always wondered about that. Thanks for explaining.

this is scary stuff that from what I know sounds very much like the way old Chicago runs. And these SEIU mobsters remind me very much of the people who fight tooth and nail for abortion: the cause doesn't even matter anymore as long as they get their way. Why would these people be fighting so hard for a plan that has proven no good in England and Canada. Are they not aware of the statistics that show a two month waiting period in England for patients from the time they see their doctor to the time they're admitted to the hospital. Apparently, Canadians wait even longer, an average of 8.5 weeks between GP referral and a visit with a specialist. A former acquaintance who went to medical school in England told me horrors stories of...

The worst part about New Jersey, other than the long ago greed that turned a beautiful summer retreat in Sewaren into garbage because of Hess, are the taxes. Homeowners in Middlesex County--and likely others--are taxed to death. It's the main complaint of 99% of the people I talk with. From Metechun to Carteret, the taxes are ridiculously high.

Why?