It's about time that a priest deny her communion the next time she attends mass, assuming that she's at least a "Twice a year Catholic," thereby excommunicating her, and we can finally put this nonsense to rest. Oh, and an open note to all you Catholic clergy out there; take care of Nazi P. Lousy, and then deal with Sloe Joe Biden and John F'in Kerry. All three are charlatans of the worst kind, and none of them are Catholic.

It's Taxachusetts. Why on earth would the people of this state actually do something that would benefit themselves, in particular, and the country in general?

jlott156 Wrote: 21 minutes ago (1:18 PM): "Sarah Palin did in fact say that she can see Russia from her back yard." Here's the actual exchange (ABC transcript). GIBSON: What insight into Russian actions, particularly in the last couple of weeks, does the proximity of the state give you? PALIN: They're our next door neighbors and you can actually see Russia from land here in Alaska, from an island in Alaska. Backyard, eh? Perhaps you should refrain from speaking of things you have no knowledge of. And, come to think of it, that seems to encompass pretty much everything.

Ann Coulter defined the GOP as stupid if they continue to follow the same policies. Big difference.

Nope, that was another moron.

Priceless. Reading Landrieu's comments, I'm stunned at the degradation of the quality of education in this country in the last 100+ years, or even in the last 40 years or so. We are truly and royally screwed.

Try $6 or $7 a gallon, if not higher.

Let's not forget that Al Gore Sr. repeatedly voted to deny civil rights legislation, just another example of the all inclusive big tent mentality of the Democrap Party.

My vote still goes for "The Pearl of Los Angeles" Maxine Waters of "Evil Investment firm of Solomon Barney Frank," and "I've talked with Mr. Bernanke, and he assures us that sequestration will result in the loss of up to 270 million jobs" fame.

goldilocks Wrote: 11 minutes ago (7:46 AM): "Moderates are the swing voters. Conservatives cannot win without them." Nonsense. The majority of those who stay home are conservatives. It's this idiotic lurching toward left of center that has spelled doom, in national elections, for the GOP. They insist on alienating the largest portion of their base, as it shown by how well conservatives have been doing in elections at the state and local levels. Go to the Battle Ground polls, you'll find that consistently 64% of the country is somewhat to very conservative, about 32% is somewhat to very liberal, and about 3 to 5% are moderates (independents). Quite frankly, why do you advocate the continued alienation of a winning majority of the populace to placate ~5% of the population that has absolutely no idea of where and for what they stand?

Nonsense. The majority of those who stay home are conservatives. It's this idiotic lurching toward left of center that has spelled doom, in national elections, for the GOP. They insist on alienating the largest portion of their base, as is shown by how well conservatives have been doing in elections at the state and local levels. Go to the Battle Ground polls, you'll find that consistently 64% of the country is somewhat to very conservative, about 32% is somewhat to very liberal, and about 3 to 5% are moderates (independents). Quite frankly, why do you advocate the continued alienation of winning majority of the populace to placate ~5% of the population that has absolutely no idea of where and for what they stand?