I can't open this video. Is this really a sneaky advertisement for JW Player?

"kooky"

Besides, look at the financial consolation they get when they are asked to leave. I'm not going to look up the exact amount, but you know that Conan was given MILLIONS. And I'm supposed to feel sorry for him? Actually, the same applies to all of them, including nice guys like Lenno. Anyway, I'm sure Jay won't shed many tears if his contract is not renewed. The end of his life? Hardly.

"dahni"?

The Canadian accent is NOT similar to British. It's American, with some very, very small differences. In fact, it IS American. Who cares if they have a cute twist on "out"?

Well, I've learned one thing: the next time I see Armstrong William's name on an article, I'll give it a pass. What a waste of words. Thanks for wasting my time, Armstrong. You know, you don't have to commit every stray thought that passes through your mind to print.

I wasted many minutes trying to fit my reply to your message into the allotted space only to see it disappear before I could finish. I'm not going to go through that again, so I'll only address your comments about "diminishing credibility". I only wish that that were true. I used to think that way, but I have come to the conclusion that nobody cares. The truth is, both sides lie incessantly. but there are never any consequences. Lying (mostly by concealing the WHOLE truth) works. There are no penalties.

The people who pointed out the deception in the article did a public service, but didn't make it easy to check the sources. I hope this does. (1). Click on "113% turnout" (It's colored purple). This takes you to WATCHDOGWIRE. (2) Click on "Statement of Votes Cast, St. Lucie County, 2012 General Election November 6, 2012" (it's colored blue). (3) Scroll to page 4. On page four you'll see the following: Registered voters: 175, 554; Total vote: 124,031.

I've only dropped in to say how much I like the row of choices immediately below "Townhall Readers Say". I've never seen this before, and I'm now wondering why. It's a great idea, and I can only wonder why such a feature has not been with us since the beginnings of the Internet. While the choices given (Important, Ridiculous...) could be quibbled with, the idea behind them can't.

Chris Matthews said that? Maybe there's still hope for him. Strangely enough, I've always sort of liked him, but he does say such stupid things so often. I even signed up for his blog before I realized the kind of cement-head he was; in fact, I'm still a subscriber, and I occasionally post some of his more stupid remarks remarks there--the choice is not easy, there are so many of them. They don't stay very long, but I feel better for having done it. Hey! I even bought one of his books before I realized the kind of guy he was. A waste of money.