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Dentoku, Dennis, Smackdab or whatever handle you are going by this week, here is a poll that I thought you would like:
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,556722,00.html
» Posted By Kevin On 29/September/2009 @ 6:36 am
I heard Obama, Qaddafi, Chavez and Castro play golf together every Tuesday and during the rounds they plot ways to destroy demcocracy.
» Posted By Kevin On 26/September/2009 @ 6:51 am
What was he supposed to do? Brag about torture? Threaten to start a war on another front? I have no issue with speaking softly and carrying a big stick. The “cowboy†foreign policy of “you or either with us or against us†doesn’t really accomplish much. I personally don’t want to be viewed as a Imperialist country that shoots first and ask questions later. Most people must agree because, against all odds, Obama was elected president. It was more a vote for against Bush than a vote for him in many cases.
You can tell that column was in a Rupert Murdoch publication. This has been one of the talking points on Fox News Channel too. “Fair and Balanced” indeed. I don’t understand what is so hard to comprehend about a president that acknowledges he doesn’t agree with the previous policy and states he plans to change it. He isn’t saying America is bad or evil. He is just saying he wants work with others to make it and the world a better place. Is this going to make everyone love us? Of course not, there will always be evil people in this world. But at least he can say he tried. I find the new approach refreshing.
Just my take.
» Posted By Kevin On 26/September/2009 @ 12:12 am
I still get a kick out of how these citizens make you proud and the ones the voiced their disgust with Bush were idiots. You spent the better part of four years ripping these “morons”. I didn’t hear or read one post about the previous president spending money and growing government faster than anyone since LBJ.
I’m not saying the criticism of Obama isn’t without merit, I think it would carry more weight if you would have acknowledged some of the major mistakes the previous administration made in the same way you are pointing out the mistakes the current president is making. I’m not one of those blame Bush for everything guys, but some Obama critics seem to pretend all these problems started nine months ago and that before he took office America was perfect.
Anyway, the term is pubic “Option”…which means if you don’t want it you can go private and stick with your current plan. There are public and private universities and that seems to work out ok for both. Private insurance will have to step up their game but if they offer premier services at an affordable price they will be fine.
But I’d be shocked if the public option even happens. Obama is going to make sure he takes care of the insurance companies. There will be some reform but not nearly enough. The tea baggers act like Obama is the radical guy when really he is juts like every other president. He’s going to look out for the big guys like the banks and the health insurance companies. The bill proposed last week requires all to have insurance and fines you if you don’t. That means 40 million new customers for the health industry. Cha Ching.
One other thought, people knock Canada and UK health care but the life expectancy in both those countries is usually higher than ours. I live in South Carolina and if I moved to Argentina, where my Gov likes to party, I would have a higher life expectancy. If our health care system is so great why are we the unhealthiest developed country in the world?
And glad you made it back. Great to see you last weekend. It was a lot of fun.
» Posted By Kevin On 20/September/2009 @ 10:29 pm
Jimmy Carter is wrong. I give him a pass because I can tell you as a guy living in the South racism is still alive and well. I see it everyday. Let’s be honest would anyone be questioning where he was born if he were a white guy named Barry Johnson?
Carter was wrong to say what he did. Pulling the race card gets us nowhere. It was like when people said you were un-American or un-patriotic or that you didn’t support the troops if you did not agree with Bush W. Comments like that only divide people. Carter only stoked the race fire with his comments. Glenn Beck, who organized the “two million people†to march on 9-12, stoked it when he said Obama hates white people and is a racist.
Yes racism is alive and well in America. Yes some people don’t like Obama because of his skin color. But, no opposing Obama’s health care reform does not make you a racist. And Obama agrees: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/32920370/ns/politics-
white_house/» Posted By Kevin On 19/September/2009 @ 9:57 pm
Another interesting JFK tidbit: He was a strong believer in a government run health care system.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=385×366493
Unlike Obama he wanted true socialized medicine. This health care debate is obviously far from new. That is why I make the point Obama isn’t really as radical as people think.
Also Frank, thanks for the kind words. I enjoy popping by here to see more important topics discussed than the starting quarterback for Steve Spurrier.
» Posted By Kevin On 10/September/2009 @ 4:32 am
Free pass? Take it from me, this speech was made into a pretty big deal here in the States. Some schools had permission slips to let kids opt out and some schools chose not to watch the speech. There were protesters at the school he visited. The “MSM” was all over this non-story.
Any president should get a free pass to talk to K-12 kids about making good choices and doing the right thing.
» Posted By Kevin On 09/September/2009 @ 7:54 am
Truer words were never spoken…
I agree with you Duke. But you better watch your back, there was a typo is your comment. Don’t you PROOF read? 🙂 🙂 🙂
I would respond to you Dentoku, but I am too busy. I heading out to meet my Dad and the rest of my family for a weekend retreat. Looks like you were wrong…again.
This is really too easy. Thanks for “giving” me the win. I’ll take it.
A good weekend to all!
» Posted By Kevin On 12/September/2009 @ 3:56 am
First of all, you, along with anyone else here can comment on anything I post. When you lob misguided insults towards me you are not insulting John’s son, you are insulting yourself.
You find it strange that a son, who rarely gets the chance to see or speak to his father, chooses to communicate with him on his blog?
And you are stunned to learn of this relationship?
Here is a portion of a post in the comment section you were a part of less than a week ago:
“You see, Dennis, I love my Dad. He loves me too. We don’t see eye to eye on politics (but he is the one that I credit for getting me interested in the process at an early age, he indoctrinated me if you will…quick story, I was FORCED to watch the Bush (part one) inauguration in 4th grade. I was the only person in my class that liked Dukakis ((hope that is spelled right;)) because of a discussion I had with my Dad. In political science 101 we learned the number one factor in political affiliation is ones parents. That is true for me. My dad and I no longer sit on the same side of the isle but we both still love each other and our country just the same.
I know you said earlier you couldn’t understand how people in government could be adversaries politically and friends later (this is paraphrased from your very long winded but grammatically correct take on Ted Kennedy). The bottom line is everyone here shares one thing in common: We love this country. We just have different visions of where we want to go and how we want to get there. I am not asking anyone to worship Obama or like him. I hope he does well. Just like I hoped Bush did well. I cringed when I saw far left fringe freaks burning flags and calling Bush the devil and saying 9/11 was an inside job.
As I stated before, you can take all the shots at my age, lack of military service (I want to say thanks for your service though), and, GASP, mistakes in post that I often write during a quick moment break at my office. Bottom line is my opinion counts just as much as yours and I believe in mine just as strongly as you do yours. I’m more concerned with people that DON’T have ANY opinion. Apathy is the true enemy.
So, shoot all the fish in a barrel you want, just be careful you don’t shoot yourself in the foot.
Comment by Kevin — 05/September/2009 @ 9:31 pm
I think it is safe to say you DID shoot yourself in the foot and then proceeded to put said foot directly in your mouth.
And so it finally ends…
Game. Set. Match.
Better luck next time.
» Posted By Kevin On 11/September/2009 @ 7:46 pm
Dentoku is pretty good at picking up sarcasm.
Well, I am off to peddle half-truths and out-right lies – and, of course, trying to blame the demise of my so-called industry on other factors other than the public’s disgust with my techniques.
😉
» Posted By Kevin On 10/September/2009 @ 8:28 am
I’m glad that I stand out among the many journalist you have encountered. It is always nice to be noticed.
Oh, and go back and read some other topics on this blog and a some of my other recent post and maybe you will see why I really am sucking up to the blog host. He is literally the reason why I am here. Guess you were too busy playing word nerd and casting misguided stones to make the obvious connection. In fact, it was a connection in which I actually clearly stated just a few days ago in a comment directed to you.
Yep, no doubt, you have me all figured out. Nothing gets by you.
Oh, and can I interest you in a two year subscription to Sports Illustrated? I’ll throw in the Lakers 2009 NBA Champions DVD for free. You have to act now while supplies last.
» Posted By Kevin On 10/September/2009 @ 3:57 am
Well, I can tell you that this is a topic that I often discuss with the reporters I know, newspaper editors and a few of my former professors. I was asked to talk to a journalism class by one of my old professors a couple of terms ago. I told the class the best advice I could give them was to change majors. I was dead serious. I haven’t been asked to speak since.
Newspapers have failed to adjust to this new world and are going under. People are still reading papers but they are doing so online and for free. They are giving away too much for free. They have no appeal to anyone under the age of 30.
Newspapers are going out of business for the same reason GM is: BAD business plan. There are many very right leaning papers that are also going belly up.
The sad thing is most journalist my age understand what is happening and have some great ideas on how to change it but there is this establishment in the media profession that refuses to change and instead is just trying to make ends meet until they retire. No one is solving the problem.
But again, I don’t blame this on some left leaning issue. Just bad business. And, yes, some bad reporters too. We are left with a watered down and filtered product produced by watered down and filtered people. Again, a shame.
As for Keith Olbermann and Bill O’Reilly…well, I think those two are secretly in love. Both seem to be obsessed with the other. But I do enjoy both shows. They are entertaining. I also like the Daily Show which unlike Bill O. and Keith O. is actually TRYING to be funny.
Oh, and Dentoku, I think you may have mixed your meds wrong today. When I read something like that I feel obligated to call 911 and tell them someone is in trouble. Just remember, if you don’t get help at Charter, please get help somewhere.
» Posted By Kevin On 10/September/2009 @ 12:16 am
I can’t argue that there has been HUGE breakdowns in the media and also the way many stories are covered. So many factors (24/7 cable news channels…three or four of them, blogs, newspapers struggle to keep up and so on.
I agree that journalism needs to get better. I don’t buy into this whole conspiracy theory that newspapers are all out to push a liberal agenda. These are the same papers that should have been questioning the war in Iraq but didn’t. These same papers should have been looking into the economic collapse and did not. They failed. They continue to fail. American media right now is an incredible joke.
I don’t know why the press ignored the Van Jones scandal. Probably because they were too busy covering Michael Jackson’s funeral. Maybe they were too busy chasing the Obama speech to K-12 controversy. Or trying to figure out what Brad Pitt is up to.
Why do they do this? Because apparently their audience cares more about the King of Pop than Van Jones. Sad but true.
I’m with you on the media downfall. I’m just don’t agree that the “MSM†is working with the liberals. I get a kick out of Fox News anchors claiming the MSN didn’t cover certain story and how they will. Hello? Fox News is the number one cable news channel in the world (as they tell you every chance they get) if they cover a story it is in the main stream.
My point is, I agree with you that our media needs to step up and ask more questions and be more skeptical. That is their job. I think MSM is an obsolete expression because of the huge saturation of media outlets now that dedicate all of their coverage to one side or the other. I bet you had no problem finding that link to the story in the Washington Examiner. It is all out there, all you have to do is log on to a computer or push the channel up one or two spots on the TV. Or, if you lean right, turn on the radio. There is something out there for everyone it seems.
» Posted By Kevin On 09/September/2009 @ 7:35 pm
He did say some pretty radical things 17 years ago. I’m not sure how much of that he still carries. People can change over time (Strom Thurmond, Robert Byrd, who were both huge bigots but changed, and even you have changed your political thought process over the past several years). People do change. I’m not saying this is the case with Jones but during his time in the WH I can’t find one racist or radical thing he did. I’m still waiting on Obama to do something radical. He really hasn’t done much but make a bunch of speeches. Perhaps I need to drink some more Kool-Aid.
Also, who or what specifically do you consider main stream media?
» Posted By Kevin On 09/September/2009 @ 7:23 am
Coherent like calling a simple speech to K-12 kids indoctrination? I’m curious as to who on the right do you think is putting out all these coherent and great ideas? Who is leading that party right now? All I am hearing is gripes about speeches to kids, death panels, Nazi’s, communism, birth certificates, tea parties and town halls.
The numbers seem pretty high in that poll. It went on to say 22% of ALL voters thought the president knew. Again, this seems high but perhaps they thought the prez had intelligence and just failed to act in time. I find it hard to believe almost 1/4 of the country thought 9/11 was an inside job. I do think a lot of Americans felt like they were lied to about various things (WMD’s in Iraq) and the climate was pretty skeptical in 2007.
I don’t know much about Van Jones so I can’t say if he is more or less crazy than me. Looks like he’s gone now. Means very little to me. Might not have been a good hire on BO’s part. But, name one president that hasn’t made one bad appointment or hire? Life goes on…
And Dentoku, do ever get the feeling you are just talking to yourself?
Thanks for another good laugh.
» Posted By Kevin On 09/September/2009 @ 1:53 am
Oops! my girl friend just informed me I wrote JOHN Dukakis. John, is of course, my father, but Michael Dukakis is the guy who ran and lost in his run for prez in 1988.
I figured I’d shoot that fish for you.
Have a great weekend all.
» Posted By Kevin On 05/September/2009 @ 9:37 pm
Glad you were able to get back online. Obama’s spending is a concern. I’ve said I think he’s taking too much on. I think he should focus on health care and job creation and start making things happen. Really, he hasn’t done a whole lot but talk, IMO.
It is nice to actually have a couple of sane comments with real thought back here. I enjoyed Fortuneate’s points as well.
I’m looking forward to hanging out and watching football with you next weekend!
You see, Dennis, I love my Dad. He loves me too. We don’t see eye to eye on politics (but he is the one that I credit for getting me interested in the process at an early age, he indoctrinated me if you will…quick story, I was FORCED to watch the Bush (part one) inauguration in 4th grade. I was the only person in my class that liked John Dukakis ((hope that is spelled right;)) because of a discussion I had with my Dad. In political science 101 we learned the number one factor in political affiliation is ones parents. That is true for me. My dad and I no longer sit on the same side of the isle but we both still love each other and our country just the same.
I know you said earlier you couldn’t understand how people in government could be adversaries politically and friends later (this is paraphrased from your very long winded but grammatically correct take on Ted Kennedy). The bottom line is everyone here shares one thing in common: We love this country. We just have different visions of where we want to go and how we want to get there. I am not asking anyone to worship Obama or like him. I hope he does well. Just like I hoped Bush did well. I cringed when I saw far left fringe freaks burning flags and calling Bush the devil and saying 9/11 was an inside job.
As I stated before, you can take all the shots at my age, lack of military service (I want to say thanks for your service though), and, GASP, mistakes in post that I often write during a quick moment break at my office. Bottom line is my opinion counts just as much as yours and I believe in mine just as strongly as you do yours. I’m more concerned with people that DON’T have ANY opinion. Apathy is the true enemy.
So, shoot all the fish in a barrel you want, just be careful you don’t shoot yourself in the foot.
» Posted By Kevin On 05/September/2009 @ 9:31 pm
Not sure why you posted the exact same thing twice in your last comment (copy and past can be a real bitch) but I think WE get your point.
Has Obama made your life so miserable that you now have to attempt to analyze mine through typos and grammatical errors in the comment section of a blog?
When you bring something to the debate other than spell check I’ll be happy to participate with you. Until then, I am thrilled you are spending so much time reading the comments that I literally spend about two minutes each writing during my day. I’m flattered you think so much of me.
» Posted By Kevin On 05/September/2009 @ 11:00 am
You got me. I am guilty of not only being a liberal but also of making typos and not proofing my post.
I hope it was clear I was talking about Ronald Reagan ( I think I at least got his name right in my earlier post) and Dick Cheney. I apologize if anyone was confused as to who I was talking about.
Dennis, in my line of work I get calls and emails everyday from people like you that want to point out my mistakes in an attempt to make me appear uninformed or unintelligent. It is almost always amusing. I know this is your attempt to prove just how much smarter you are than me. Whatever helps you sleep at night my friend. I’m not embarrassed that I made a couple of errors in a post on a blog.
Keep the laughs coming…
***NOTE: THE ABOVE POST HAS NOT BEEN EDITED FOR GRAMMAR, PUNCTUATION OR SPELLING**
» Posted By Kevin On 05/September/2009 @ 7:22 am
My point is I didn’t perceive that to mean “SERVE OBAMA” but rather find ways to serve your country. I don’t think the objective was to make kids worship at his alter but rather work to become better at doing more for their country. As JFK said, “Ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country”
As for your other points, I was against a lot of those bailouts. Never felt good about bailing out a bunch of rich crooks. (As we both know George W. was also part of the bailout) And you can talk about Obama’s spending but Bush with his stimulus plans and tax cuts created a HUGE budget deficit. It cannot be overlooked that Obama took over an economy that was in terrible shape.
And you make really good points, and then you pull out the “Just like Hitler” deal. Obama IS NOTHING LIKE HITLER. It is extremely whacky to compare him to one of the most evil men to live in the past 150 years. Obama has no plans to take over the world and exterminate a million Jews. He isn’t asking people to pledge to him but rather pledge to doing more work in the community, volunteering, becoming more active and involved. To take that and compare it to Hitler is silly.
And lastly, Regan. I guess I shouldn’t be shocked that you now think Regan and trickledown economics actually work despite the fact that both times it was put in effect 1980-1988 and 2000-2008 we were left in economic troubles. Go figure, the big companies just take that extra money and buy a bigger house or boat instead of “trickling it down to the rest of the people”
And I shudder to think what you would say about Obama if he got caught up in an Iran-Contra type deal. I mean if he gets called Hitler for asking (key word “asking†no one is being forced here) people to get more involved in charity and community, etc, I guess he would be Satan himself for pulling of a shady weapons deal for a military coup….
But ANYWAY, please show me this oath that Obama is FORCING me to swear to. I haven’t seen it. Is he going to send those who don’t pledge to a death camp?
All I’ve seen is a call to action and I believe we are all in this together and together we can become an even better country than we are now. I love my country but I want it to be better. My take is Obama is saying, don’t just expect me and your government to fix every single problem , you too can do your part.
By the way, this is all your fault. You created this monster. I became a democrat after you took me to a Bill Clinton stump in Columbia, SC. That single move not only made me a Dem but led to the election of B. Hussein Obama. Nice work. ïŠ
» Posted By Kevin On 04/September/2009 @ 7:43 pm
Also, it was okay when Reagan did it I guess:
On November 14, 1988, Reagan addressed and took questions from students from four area middle schools in the Old Executive Office Building. According to press secretary Marvin Fitzwater, the speech was broadcast live and rebroadcast by C-Span, and Instructional Television Network fed the program “t o schools nationwide on three different days.†Much of Reagan’s speech that day covered the American “vision of self-government†and the need “to keep faith with the unfinished vision of the greatness and wonder of America†but in the middle of the speech, the president went off on a tangent about the importance of low taxes:
Today, to a degree never before seen in human history, one nation, the United States, has become the model to be followed and imitated by the rest of the world. But America’s world leadership goes well beyond the tide toward democracy. We also find that more countries than ever before are following America’s revolutionary economic message of free enterprise, low taxes, and open world trade. These days, whenever I see foreign leaders, they tell me about their plans for reducing taxes, and other economic reforms that they are using, copying what we have done here in our country.
I wonder if they realize that this vision of economic freedom, the freedom to work, to create and produce, to own and use property without the interference of the state, was central to the American Revolution, when the American colonists rebelled against a whole web of economic restrictions, taxes and barriers to free trade. The message at the Boston Tea Party — have you studied yet in history about the Boston Tea Party, where because of a tax they went down and dumped the tea in the Harbor. Well, that was America’s original tax revolt, and it was the fruits of our labor — it belonged to us and not to the state. And that truth is fundamental to both liberty and prosperity.
During the question-and-answer portion of the event, Reagan returned to the topic, this time telling the students that lowering taxes increases revenue:
Q My name is Cam Fitzie and I’m from St. Agnes School in Alexandria, Virginia. I was wondering if you think that it is possible to decrease the national debt without raising the taxes of the public?
PRESIDENT REAGAN: I do. That’s a big argument that’s going on in government and I definitely believe it is because one of the principle reasons that we were able to get the economy back on track and create those new jobs and all was we cut the taxes, we reduced them. Because you see, the taxes can be such a penalty on people that there’s no incentive for them to prosper and to earn more and so forth because they have to give so much to the government. And what we have found is that at the lower rates the government gets more revenue, there are more people paying taxes because there are more people with jobs and there are more people willing to earn more money because they get to keep a bigger share of it, so today, we’re getting more revenue at the lower rates than we were at the higher. And do you know something? I studied economics in college when I was young and I learned there about a man named Ibn Khaldun, who lived 1200 years ago in Egypt. And 1200 years ago he said, in the beginning of the empire, the rates were low, the tax rates were low, but the revenue was great. He said in the end of empire, when the empire was collapsing, the rates were great and the revenue was low.
» Posted By Kevin On 04/September/2009 @ 4:48 am
Yeah, all those pledges seem very un-American. More propaganda. Evil stuff. That bastard Obama just wants people to step up and try to do more to make this great country better. Volunteer, donate, get involved and be active. How dare he?!?!
By the way, what liberty did Obama take from you? Did he tap your phone? Get rid of Habeas Corpus? Send you off to a country to start a war and find WMD’s that didn’t exist and THEN have no plan on how and when to leave? Did he decide he was going to openly endorse torture methods suspected terrorist?
The last eight years don’t matter, just the last seven months?
But, it is important to note, Obama has NOT allowed a terrorist attack on U.S. soil since taking office. That is how the last guy was judged and I don’t know why we would raise the bar now.
» Posted By Kevin On 03/September/2009 @ 11:20 pm
Wondering when Dennis, who pointed out how young and inexperienced I am in the ways of the world, is going to link something that isn’t from Fox News Channel or Glen Beck…..
» Posted By Kevin On 04/September/2009 @ 7:59 pm
Yes, because clearly the whole point is to make kids love Obama and to convert them to liberal, babby killing, death panel loving, gay, Godless, socialist.
God forbid young children write letters to their president and actually learn about what is going on in their country.
This was a suggestion made by Michelle Obama as a way to get young kids to think about things they would do if they were president to make our country better. Every election we gripe about apathy among young people and voters and when someone tries to involve kids it turns into a political stunt. I don’t think any of these kids will be voting in the next election.
Instead of ideas, this is what the Right has to offer. “Let’s all panick because the First Lady asked kids to write letters to the president! WE ARE DOOMED!”
I am glad I am not living my life convinced there are people trying to turn me into a communist, socialist and terrorist.
Joseph McCarthy would be proud.
Just for Dennis, here is Glen Beck connecting some more dots:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szlLM5lCNJg&feature=player_embedded
» Posted By Kevin On 03/September/2009 @ 9:39 pm
Fortuneate, those point made way too much sense for Dennis to possibly comprehend.
Kudos on your grammar and typing skills too.
» Posted By Kevin On 08/September/2009 @ 4:50 am
Guess that is what you respond when you run out of Glenn Beck, Ann Coulter, Fox News talking points.
I’m marking this down in the win column and moving on.
» Posted By Kevin On 05/September/2009 @ 5:23 am
Denis, I mean Dennis, I chose not waste my time responding to your view that being liberal is a mental disorder(and citing Anne, I mean Ann Coulter). **I guess the best way to try to understand someone that thinks lydifferent than you is assume they have a mental disorder** Is being black or Jewish a mental disorder too?
Anyway, I did my best to respond to the parts of your long post that, to me, seemed within the basic realm of sanity.
How is my Messiah? Oh, the old cliche’ question people ask to those who actually support the current president of the United States. He’s not my Messiah-maybe he is yours-you spend a lot of time obsessing over him.
I know it is your civic duty to not like people like me because I am destroying the Republic. How did I and so many people like me destroy this country and create this mess? Who will make us pay?
I guess I have a mental disorder. But at least I am clever.
Oh, and I am very sorry for saying WE get it instead of I get it. I can see how such a thing would set a guy off.
» Posted By Kevin On 05/September/2009 @ 12:36 am
We get it Dennis. You don’t like Ted Kennedy. And apparently anyone that does is either a liberal or half lying. Gotcha.
And I actually like Glen Beck He is one of my favorite comedians.
» Posted By Kevin On 04/September/2009 @ 7:51 pm
The point I was making Dennis, is that all of those people raved about what a great Senator Kennedy was and none of them are liberals. You can’t take away the bad things in Kennedy’s life but you can’t overlook the good either. There are many REPBULICANS that have spent the past several days praising his work in Washington.
So you get lost when I make a simple point that it isn’t just “liberals” who respect Kennedy and don’t think he is scum but you understand Glen Beck?:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0OUXkZO8vE&feature=player_embedded
He needs to connect the dots in his head. I am pretty sure “OLIGARHY” isn’t even a word. But nice job anyway.
» Posted By Kevin On 03/September/2009 @ 9:52 pm
«« Back To Stats PageYeah, Dennis, “liberals” like John McCain, Orin Hatch, George W. Bush and Pat Buchanan (just to name a few) are all just raving about Ted Kennedy.
Talk about picking and choosing.
But, clearly I don’t have the credentials to even warrant a discussion with you so I will stop now and let you get back to letting Glen Beck connect the dots for you.
» Posted By Kevin On 03/September/2009 @ 7:01 am