I did imply, in fact out right stated, that Fox and Drudge are painfully biased towards republicans and ultra-conservatives. Because the maybe three times you’ve ever bothered to find a source for a claim, you quoted twice Drudge and once Fox, I think it’s fair to say you get a lot of your news from them. If you want to “get with the program,” or at least operate in the reality-based community, I recommend you start reading real news. And if you’re argument is that all “real news” is just slanted towards liberals, which seems to be what you’re saying, then I would point you to any number of not-for-profit and nonpartisan studies proving you horribly wrong. While the majority (about 70%) of reporters are democrats, the majority (about 80%) of editors are Republicans. However, the majority of both say that they are ideologically independent. Except at fox where a pathetic 92% of reporters are both Conservative and Republican, and no managing editors are democrats. I think Drudge makes it clear where he stands too. [The studies can be found on the front pages of http://www.factcheck.com (University of Penn. operated), MediaMatters.org, the Media Center, Fairness in the News, PressWatch, and several others]

And “I may not agree with your right to say…/ fight to the death…” that quotation is from Thomas Paine. He was probably the most liberal of all the founding fathers and founded the New York State Liberal Party.

I seriously need to stop writing these replies, I just keep reading something and going: “ooh, ooh, that’s so obviously wrong that when I point it out to him he’ll realize he’s been living in a Conservative News Alternate Reality!” Ignorance a dangerous thing.

If you want to take away my right to use Fox News and the Drudge Report, then I get the statutory authority to take away your right to watch The Daily Show, CNN, ABC, CBS, NBC, MSNBC, and even to read their respective news sites, or even every single news paper ever published. (This also applies to everyone, and I mean EVERYONE, in this country.) Hell, just for good measure, you won’t even be able to listen to Air America. And all I have to say is that my constitutional rights were infringed upon.

These rights apply to everyone, Mr. Owens-Ream, and I mean EVERYONE in this great country. Our constitution was founded so that everyone has the right to say what they want without persecution. Because of this, though I may disagree with what you say, (and I do) but I shall defend until death your right to say it, as you should do for me as well.

Don’t believe me? My father did the exact same thing. It was around the time when Tennessee was going to play Nebraska for the National title. At Eppley Airfield, it was a sea of Husker red, about three to four hundred fans waiting to fly out to the championship game. He decided to wear a Tennessee cap when he went down there, and was taken aside by five Husker fans, who said, and I quote, “You’d better take off that cap, or else.” My father looked them straight in the eye and said, in a voice loud enough so that everyone could hear, “If I’m not allowed to wear this, then you won’t be able to wear your Husker red, nor will there be a single piece of Nebraska stuff in this entire state.” The five backed off, and everybody in the terminal cleared a path for him, not saying a single word.

Isn’t the Constitution a wonderful thing?

I’d point you to a recent poll by fox showing that 58% of America think Hillary would be a fine president, which is more than currently think Bush is. And if you saw his speech, you have to admit that it was laughable. I would have cracked jokes. I mean, making fighting steroid use among athletes one of the center points of the speech? In the biggest speech after 9/11?? What a joke, that’s a high school debate topic, not something the president needs to use his peach for. Moreover, who the heck is in favor of steroid use? How is bringing it up in his only real chance to talk about policy going to do anything for anybody?

Bush still sucks. Even Bush’s own guys have to admit that worldwide terrorism has gone up since we invaded Iraq. We are less safe, and moving towards being 200 billion farther in the hole because of it.

We don’t support the draft. That would be the point of the buttons. But if you’re someone like Cheney who DID support the draft, then finding a million exemptions is a bit hypocritical. By the way, Clinton didn’t “flee to canada” he accepted a Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford. Not exactly the same. But had he decided to go to jail over it I would have supported him the same, because he publicly spoke out against the draft the whole way. Unlike chickenhawks like Frist, Bush, Cheney, and half a dozen other leading Gopers who are big war and draft supporters, but never served themselves.

get with the program isn’t exactly the most powerful advice when your comments are so riddled with lies, distortions, and hypocrisy.

I’m done responding to this guy now. Someone else take a turn beating up the obvious punching bag and watching all the crap come out of it. If he can’t understand irony, much less be bothered to read real news sources (that means no more fox, no more drudge) then why should we even bother?

To translate into terms you can understand, you can only be elected for two terms. You can serve somebody else’s term, but only for the last two years. (The first two must be as Vice-President.) And even at that, the elected terms must come after the first two years.

I know Hillary won’t make it to the White House, though. Geraldine Ferraro had a chance as Mondale’s VP candidate in 1984, and that didn’t go anywhere. Besides, when you’re cracking jokes during the State of the Union address after 9/11, people notice. (I saw the speech.)

Oh, and the only draft you support is beer? Gee, so that means that you supported Bill Clinton’s draft dodging during the Vietnam War? He fled to Canada, like a craven little coward. Don’t start bitching about Bush entering the National Guard. My father, who was drafted himself, said that if his father had enough money, he’d had been sent to the Indiana National Guard. Instead, he proudly served in ‘Nam, which is more than I can say for “Dodgy” Clinton. And don’t start abut Cheney’s exemptions, because if the draft were reinstated, each and every one of you would get to sit on that same exemption. Gee, it’s good when it works for you, huh?

Bush still sucks? When have they attacked us after 9/11? Even your precious Michael Moore, on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno, admitted that “we haven’t been attacked since.” Get with the program, people.