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Hitting a Nerve

'Going Rogue' phenomenon may foreshadow something bigger

Nov 22, 09 2:46 PM CST
Matt Taibbi

Palin: Our First WWE Politician

Pick an asshole, any asshole, and she'll rock the house

Nov 22, 09 10:44 AM CST
ROLLICKING RHODE ISLAND

Zip It on
Communion
Ban: Bishop
to Kennedy

Tobin thinks Patrick's spiritual matters should be left private

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Once-Profitable Services
Are Killing Local Budgets

Utilities, transport, even gambling, are now $3.5B drains

Nov 23, 09 11:52 AM CST
DAVID FRUM

Pundits Lie, Numbers Don't:
Women Despise Palin

Frum: So stop telling us how popular she is with 'the people'

Nov 23, 09 9:26 PM CST
Debt-Happy US Faces Payback Time as Rates Rise

Cost of debt to skyrocket $500B in next 10 years

Nov 23, 09 7:29 AM CST
First State Dinner to
Reveal Obama A-Listers

Mad scramble for invitations

Nov 23, 09 1:42 AM CST
Ethics Panel Charges Sanford With 37 Violations

Civil committee slams SC gov for travel expenses

Nov 23, 09 2:25 PM CST
the big plan

Beck Will Host Conventions
to Educate America

He's shifting toward political organizer, plans big DC rally

Nov 21, 09 5:06 PM CST
editorial

NYT to Blankfein:
Your 'Apology'
Is Bull

Editorial board schools Goldman CEO in true meaning of 'sorry'

Nov 22, 09 4:53 PM CST
Jim DeMint Becomes Hill's Top Tea Partier

South Carolina senator throws weight behind conservative insurgents

Nov 23, 09 7:47 AM CST
Congress' New
Whipping Boy:
The Fed

Bernanke & Co. run into populist ire over Wall St bailouts, unemployment

Nov 23, 09 8:54 AM CST
Palin Pulls in Big Bucks
—for Democrats

'Going Rogue' boosts Dem fundraising to new high

Nov 21, 09 6:50 AM CST

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Cantor: Limbaugh's Hitler Rhetoric Not 'Helpful'

House Republican whip makes rare criticism of mighty Rush

By John Johnson| Posted Nov 7, 09 9:46 AM CST|

(Newser) – Eric Cantor ventured into unusual territory for a Republican lawmaker: criticism of Rush Limbaugh. Asked by a Bloomberg interviewer about Limbaugh's comparison of President Obama's governing style to Hitler's, the House Republican whip responded: “Do I condone the mention of Hitler in any discussion about politics? No, I don’t, because obviously that is something that conjures up images that frankly are not, I think, very helpful.”

The GOP must remain inclusive and unified or risk losing more ground, he warned. “The Republican Party in its roots is a party of inclusion and we ought to be promoting that and making sure that voices are heard." That's the "lesson" the party must learn from Tuesday's election: It stuck together in Virginia and New Jersey and won the governor seats, but lost the NY-23 congressional seat over party fissures.

Rep. Eric Cantor, R-Va., appears on "Fox News Sunday" in July. (AP Photo/FOX News Sunday, Freddie Lee)

Rep. Eric Cantor, R-Va., and the Republican House Whip, speaks in September. (AP Photo/The Detroit News, John L. Russell)

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Reader64481089
Nov 7, 09 9:54 AM CST

Agreed, I have read it, I keep a free copy for reference and it is NOT a book nor religion of Peace but of pure violence. There is no dividing line such as Old Testament and New Testament it is all barbaric calling for death of any and all "Gentile" or Non Muslim and anyone who befriends someone who happens not to be Muslim

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GlennH
Nov 7, 09 10:41 AM CST

Yeah, right, and all Christians are evil because of the Crusades, the Inquisition, and the current impulse to kill abortion doctors and gays. Get a brain, buddy!

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ZephyrEire
Nov 7, 09 11:09 AM CST

Leviticus 26:25 And I will bring a sword upon you, that shall avenge the quarrel of my covenant: and when ye are gathered together within your cities, I will send the pestilence among you; and ye shall be delivered into the hand of the enemy. A peaceful religion? Where did you come up with that one? If people are killed in it's name, it's no advocate of peace, be it Allah, Yaweh, God, or country.

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cochiserocks
Nov 7, 09 1:20 PM CST

@jugdish and @Reader - there's a big difference between reading something, and understanding it.

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freethemall
Nov 7, 09 2:34 PM CST

@cochiserocks: Maybe I'm missing something, but what is there not to understand about the following: "Fighting is obligatory for you, much as you dislike it. But you may hate a thing although it is good for you, and love a thing although it is bad for you. God knows, but you know not." Koran 2:216 "The believers who stay at home --- apart from those who suffer a great impediment --- are not equal to those who fight for the cause of God with their goods and persons. God has promised all a good reward; but far richer is the recompense of those who fight for Him .... He that leaves his dwelling to fight for God and His apostle, and is then overtaken by death, shall be rewarded by God .... The unbelievers are your inveterate enemies. (Koran 4:95 - 101). Of course, there are passages from the Bible that are about as violent. ZephyrEire provides one example from the book of Leviticus. Draw what conclusions you will from these passages from both "holy books). The cliche that apples is "the pot calling the kettle black".

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cochiserocks
Nov 7, 09 2:45 PM CST

I agree with your conclusion @reader - the thing about the Koran and the bible is that without some kind of grounding in the period they were written in (or in the bible's case, cut down, published, edited, re-edited ...) then the meaning behind most of the words gets lost in cultural translation. Religion hasn't always been just a lifestyle choice and I'm not sure @jugdish gets that. There are also many lines in both pointing out the unifying nature of humanity and embracing change and diversity (as much as any monotheistic belief system can). I've met dickheads of all religious persuasion - and I've met some pretty cool people too. I kind of came to the conclusion that what you believe makes who you originally were stronger - If you were a dick before - you're now a dick with God's word to justify your dickdom. And if you were all right before, now you have a reason to keep on being who you are against the odds. Either way, it's not the books I blame.

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DarkFrancis
Nov 7, 09 2:57 PM CST

This thread doesn't seem to bear much relevance to the topic. Let's all agree, the basis of religion is redundant and hateful and move on.

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freethemall
Nov 7, 09 3:36 PM CST

My spell checker doesn't seem to know the difference between "applies" and "apples". The last sentence in my above post should read 'the cliche that APPLIES. not the cliche that APPLES.

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RockyPneumonia
Nov 7, 09 4:27 PM CST

So does the Bible, hypocrite.

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missingpriest
Nov 7, 09 7:54 PM CST

geez people what's with all the hate? hate islam, hate christianity, hate religion... you're all answering hatred with your own hate; generalizing a complex topic and labeling it evil simply because it contains violent suggestions, and ignoring some of the good it does talk about. i mean come on, why read a book just to learn about the bad parts, you're one sick sonovabitch if you do. like with all good books, i'll take the good and try to understand the bad. i thought the movie "Seven" had a great story, and the murders were interesting, but in no way am i going out to emulate them, nor do i think that its message is to go out and violently kill people you disagree with... but hey, to each his/her own... do with it what you will

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Mia
Nov 7, 09 8:26 PM CST

People in the bible killed others.

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zobob
Nov 7, 09 10:18 PM CST

when does the country think islam is peaceful? jihad which means "struggle" in arabic and means "holy war" in english. Dont listen to what muslims have to say? well guess who translated the quran into english, yea u guessed it. r u saying learn arabic and then read the quran? To "reader" nothing that divides old testament from new? Why insert old stuff into the quran especially stuff that has been changed a thousand times and continues to change? Muslims believe the quran is the “last testament,” anything that came before this is irrelevant to them. And "freethemall" why do u say stuff thats so out of context? At a time of war do generals tell troops to hesitate hesitate then fire? No! kill the enemy; should u be at war. Now “freethemall” listen closely I know u are old, the quran says “if you killed one man it is as though you have killed all of mankind; if you have saved one man it is as though you have saved all of mankind.” Notice as how it says “killed one MAN” not “killed one muslim.”

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Thinker
Nov 7, 09 10:01 AM CST

I'm sick, too, jugdish. I'm sick of people trying to pretend Christianity is a religion of peace, esp. when Christians support violence through war, capital punishment, and "watering the tree of liberty with ... blood." Religion, esp. Christianity, is born of violence, exists and grows through violence and hatred of "the other" and, until we eliminate religion completely, there will never be peace. Reply

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Robert_Dada
Nov 7, 09 1:39 PM CST

Hit the nail right on the head Thinker. Thank you.

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cedarkey
Nov 7, 09 1:41 PM CST

non-deep-thinker--------- You can present facts & opinions backed by logic and historic events and it won't matter to non-thinker and the far left. Their mentally unstable, highly emotional, warped whats left of a brain cannot compute logic and common sense. If they had total authority christians would be imprisoned, capitalism would be destroyed, Israel would be wiped off the map, liberty would cease to exist. If you wish to engage them, good luck. God speed.

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Thinker
Nov 7, 09 1:50 PM CST

cedarkey, have you seen the latest article by Pat Boone, aka "Good Christian Man" in WorldNetDaily? He calls the president "vermin" and calls for his extermination. And Mr. Boone is considered an exemplar Christian. Good day to you, non-deep-thinker. http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=114547

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divetrader
Nov 7, 09 1:52 PM CST

Rotting Cedar is at it again. Spouting off things without any basis in logic or fact.

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freethemall
Nov 7, 09 3:44 PM CST

What you say about Christianity is on the mark, Thinker, and I don't know if you are a Muslim or not, but if you think Islam is any more peaceful than Christianity, you are seriously deluded.

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cgbyrd
Nov 7, 09 5:55 PM CST

Oh, but the only atheist empire in the world, the Soviet Union, was the epitome of peace. Violence in the Bible was to counter nations that embraced pedophilia and child sacrificing. How do you establish a moral code without religion?

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johntitor
Nov 7, 09 7:26 PM CST

Hear hear!

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johntitor
Nov 7, 09 7:26 PM CST

@thinker

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johntitor
Nov 7, 09 7:40 PM CST

@CGhybrid The soviet union was not atheist. Having self proclaimed atheist leaders (they weren't its called cult of personality and it was for function) no more made the soviet union an atheist nation than George B. makes us a christian one. (By the way the founding fathers had more sense than to found this country on a religion.) The Nazi's were christian too. My question is how do you establish moral code from religion? In my opinion actions speak louder than twisted words (council of Nicaea anyone?) and there's many, many years of actions to choose from. (sorry for the string of posts all) P.S. ROBR its "you're"

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youngblood
Nov 8, 09 5:57 AM CST

@ johnititor, are you for real?!

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vwright1
Nov 8, 09 9:10 AM CST

You haven't been to our church. But I understand where you're coming from. Read about Jesus..."love one another". Just because people don't adhere to the scriptures, doesn't mean the scriptures are bad. Believe it or not, there are many of us who believe in forgiveness and want to help others who are hurting in this very tortured world. I imagine this is the case with Islam also. The devil always tries to discredit good work.

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Jes
Nov 7, 09 10:27 AM CST

I'm just sick of any evangelizing religion or push for theocratic governments. Oh, and people who can't stay on topic. I give points to Cantor for calling Limbaugh out, even if he was doing it in the mildest way possible, but I'm not certain I could agree with the statement "The Republican Party in its roots is a party of inclusion." Reply

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cornelison
Nov 7, 09 7:04 PM CST

Some of us aren't fooled. How many of the GOP have come out and condemned the racism that has been going on all year? How ironic that the GOP calls themselves "the party of Lincoln."

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vwright1
Nov 8, 09 9:13 AM CST

In addition, don't get me wrong...keep church and state separate!

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Nixon
Nov 8, 09 9:37 AM CST

You liberals push rubbish like affermative action, which is pure and simple discrimination, the only difference is that it has a nice gloss over it because your 'helping' certain groups. Democrats have always changed their opinions to chase votes. The republican party doesnt reject minorities rather it doesnt give them extra benefits over everyone else. Ill remind you of the presidential election BS your democrat supporting friends forced me to endure. Whenever asked who i was voting for "i would say John McCain", immediatley 4 times out of 5 i would be immediatley labled a racist. This is the stuff that democrat supporters preach its no different to the parties roots in racism just that now your following a different voice. You guys are still promoting and supporting racism your just smarter about it now. Democrats focus on color, sex, sexuality and race and use them as political weapons just like they always have. Republicans dont care about this stuff at all, history shows that, even recent history. While i can only take so much limbaugh he is the perfect antidote to a day of PC Democrat BS.

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GlennH
Nov 7, 09 10:40 AM CST

Let's just hope that Cantor isn't intimidated by Limbuffoon into a retraction as so many other chicken-shit Repubs have been. Reply

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dax
Nov 7, 09 10:49 AM CST

Cantor: Ehhhhhhhh....“Do I condone the mention of Hitler in any discussion about politics? No, I don’t, because obviously that is something that conjures up images that frankly are not, I think, very helpful.” ---- "Do I condone.....not very helpful.." ------ What a TEPID denouncement ! Liberals should take no comfort nor hang on Cantor's words.------ Apparently Cantor has no trouble with the other misanthropic statements Limbaugh constantly ejaculates; Cantor just has to "somewhat", "kind of" draw the line at the evocation of Hitler in the name of some Rightie issue. The rest of the time Cantor and his buds are happy to have their junk yard dogs, like Rush, clear their path. Reply

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Face-Of-RNC
Nov 7, 09 3:44 PM CST

Couldn't agree more dax, but if Cantor and other repub leaders had started out like this after last November, they would have more votes at the polls and America would have more of her haters still in their box.

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Non-deep-thinker
Nov 7, 09 11:17 AM CST

Dear 'thinker'. The U.S. doesn't kill in the name of religion. The U.S. kills to protect this country from subhuman mopes around the world who range along the line from evil to pure evil --people whose fondest wish is to kill people like yourself, your friends, your kids, and your family. Equating this little violent habit of ours with those who kill in the NAME of religion, means maybe you oughta consider changing your online handle from the word 'thinker' cause apparently you haven't figured this deep part out and it ain't that deep, or hard to figure out. Have a nice day. Signed, Sometimes Shallow Thinking Helps Us Connect the Dots A Little Easier Reply

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Toon
Nov 7, 09 12:54 PM CST

Try to tell this to the conservatives who insist that this is a Christian country and that all Muslims are terrorists. This country doesn't kill in the name of religion but that's not because the right doesn't want to.They will lie and mislead to get us into needless wars with Islamic countries.

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Thinker
Nov 7, 09 1:47 PM CST

Have you seen the latest article by Pat Boone, aka "Good Christian Man" in WorldNetDaily? He calls the president "vermin" and calls for his extermination. And Mr. Boone is considered an exemplar Christian. Good day to you, non-deep-thinker. http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=114547

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divetrader
Nov 7, 09 1:58 PM CST

Non-deep-thinker, sadly it is obvious you fit your name. Religions or not, when do we condone going into other countries to kill others? Who is the subhuman in this instance?

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johntitor
Nov 7, 09 7:43 PM CST

Tell me about Nicaragua? Or panama?

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QueenAlli
Nov 7, 09 11:39 AM CST

Too Late Cantor. You guys knew this crap was being said and you all turned a blind eye to it and even vocally denied it. You fools will go down with bachmann for sure. Reply

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ronimaca
Nov 7, 09 11:43 AM CST

back to the topic: Cantor has crossed the line to criticize Rush. I guess he will be on Sunday Morning shows begging for Rush's forgiveness. But Rush is totally out his drug damaged mind comparing Obama and Hitler. First of all it is not remotely true No one compares to Hitler he was by far the worst thing to happen in modern history. Rush has a need to stock and stir up riots for the already bigoted knuckle draggers to attend. This is by far the most dangerous path to take. Because along the way people like Michelle Batcrapcrazy jumps on the Rush bandwagon. She adds in her statements like, wanting her people armed and dangerous, whites of their eyes, and calling for a revolution and Hitler references that is not a good mix. Now if something really horrible the GOP will be over. This is Banana Republic behavior and is not the American way. Reply

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Caps
Nov 7, 09 12:37 PM CST

ronimaca, a great comment. I couldn't have said it better.

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Thinker
Nov 7, 09 1:58 PM CST

If Rush tries to gut Cantor, he will be insulting all Jews over this one. It's gonna be fun to see how this turns out. Can Rush be that stupid???

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Face-Of-RNC
Nov 7, 09 3:52 PM CST

Thnker, to answer your question, does the pope wear a funny hat?

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Wisconsin
Nov 7, 09 11:57 AM CST

Why is it that people lose their heads when they speak of differing religious views? What the f@*k. Reply

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ronimaca
Nov 7, 09 12:50 PM CST

Cantor you are a Jew and should have spoken up months ago about the Hitler usage. You were standing on those steps the other day facing that ugly poster of victims of Hitler's, referring that to "Obama's health care". Where was your mouth than? Cantor's quote: "Do I condone the mention of Hitler in any discussion about politics? No, I don’t, because obviously that is something that conjures up images that frankly are not, I think, very helpful.” Reply

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QueenAlli
Nov 7, 09 12:53 PM CST

Yet, if they were helpful, it would have been okay.

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divetrader
Nov 7, 09 2:03 PM CST

Cantor didn't cross much of a line. Unfortunately, most Republicans seem to fear Rush more than they do the voting public. But keeping this in mind. It is obvious that Rushes plan is to destroy the GOP from within. Bravo! After that, Rush can go back to his recliner and popping pills. Reply

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cornelison
Nov 7, 09 7:09 PM CST

But he's having "fun" doing it. Manipulation & attention are catnip to Rush. Next to Cheney he's probably the most hated person in America.

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DarkFrancis
Nov 7, 09 2:59 PM CST

No, Rush isn't being 'helpful', but's it's not lucrative for Rush to be that way. He doesn't make any money by being reasoned and calm, he makes his money by coming up with the most loathsome and divisive bullshit he can spew. Reply

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SilenceDogood
Nov 7, 09 3:14 PM CST

The Koran and the Bible have deeply violent passages. The difference is Christians do not act on the passages. When was the last time you heard of a Christian Jihad? A group of Christians hiding out in caves planning the death of the Muslim world? A Christian group of terrorist? A Christian terrorist cell killing Muslims with suicide bombs? A Christian terrorist organization holding Muslim reporters captive? Get real you liberal weenies; this is a holy war being fought by Muslim extremist against all infidels, aka Christians. Reply

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Face-Of-RNC
Nov 7, 09 3:55 PM CST

The haters are irrelevent. They can make a difference in the short term, but in the end, the ignorant, the hate-filled, those who would harm others who do them no harm will be defeated. That's the day you can get back in your box with the other haters.

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Face-Of-RNC
Nov 8, 09 10:34 AM CST

No one is fooled by your declarations of ignorance. You rant and rave agaisnt what's correct and good. You are transparent, to anyone with two brain cells to rub together. You are an ignorant hate-filled person, and you are rejected by thinking people.

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polstroad
Nov 7, 09 4:16 PM CST

Let us distinguish between the Old Testament and other earlier forms of belief, encoded in scripture, and how they have evolved into a more peaceful representation of belief today. Granted that tribalism etc called for killing "back then," but today it is reserved for the State, secular armies. The real question--and you can deal with this--is whether or not Muslim belief has evolved as has other religions. Reply

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Galileo
Nov 7, 09 4:27 PM CST

I am amused by the fact that the bible(s) are the supposed word of god, yet the "old" one has evolved to align with our evolving values. Why didn't god tell us all along to be nicer to each other? Why was he holding out for the "new" testament. Weird. It's almost as if we don't get our morals from god....

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johntitor
Nov 7, 09 7:46 PM CST

Yes lets talk about humanization some more...

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Count-Spatula
Nov 7, 09 6:33 PM CST

Start the "Apologize to Rush Limbaugh" clock. Reply

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cornelison
Nov 7, 09 7:02 PM CST

Too little, too late. The GOP has already been linked to racism. They've used 2 black members of the GOP as "token" reps. for the party. Reply

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Snarfeh
Nov 7, 09 9:48 PM CST

Let's see...as of right now, this article has been up for 11 hours & 41 minutes...I'm still playing catch up on news, so I expect I will soon come to the article where Cantor's forehead is already on the ground as he makes obeisance to Limpdick for his momentary brain fart deviation from the Party Line. Reply

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Non-deep-thinker
Nov 7, 09 10:27 PM CST

I'll take one more shot at it, "Thinker" (note quote marks), and then I'm going to give up, and you can believe whatever you want. First, you're citing as your authority noted geopolitical expert Pat Boone? Well, I'm sure I could locate an equally incisive comment saying just the opposite by Mel Torme. Once again, to repeat, lose the "Thinker" handle-- somebody who is actually qualified might like to use it. Secondly, this country kills its enemies to protect YOUR kids, YOUR family, YOUR wife, YOUR parents, and YOUR close friends-- not in the name of religion. I know this is difficult to comprehend-- why a concept like this might somehow be to your advantage-- you're obviously not smart enough to connect-the-dots here, or that it has no connection whatsoever with religion. I therefore bid you adieu because your inability to understand this deeply complex idea is not really a problem I can solve for you. Reply

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Face-Of-RNC
Nov 8, 09 10:40 AM CST

This country spends lives and treasure running around the world kicking ass and taking names in third world countries for the pupose of corporate profit. Those people get mad about it. If they didn't we wouldn't even be on their radar screens. Next up will be Iran, then Venezueal and Ecuador. Not to protect Americans, but to protect cotporate profit. We are continually at war, and always will be until we stop letting the war mongers serve their corporate masters by scaring us with the next boogie man coming down the pike. That's when Americans will be safe.

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OWLWOMANXXXX
Nov 8, 09 11:29 AM CST

everyone keeps calling it the party of inclusion....but where is it? Reply

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Derni
Nov 8, 09 11:48 AM CST

Chrisitians are not eveil-theyjust want everyone else to live like they do and they want laws to control -they can't separate the Gov't fromtheir beileve system-and the debate is still out on the definition of what is human and what is not-when you decide on that let me know-then we'll be killing off people in nursing homes- Reply

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Face-Of-RNC
Nov 8, 09 2:32 PM CST

The United States has been an aggressor nation. We declared war on Spain over the sinking of the Maine in Havana harbor, after our own agents sank the ship. Panama was invaded by the U. S., they had not shown any aggression by us. All Through the 1800s the U. S. was sending marines into central America to put down revolutions by people who didn't want the Dole fruit company stealing their land. The CIA bombed in Guatemala just because they wanted no competition from natives for land reserved by American corporations. And the U. S. was definitely the aggressor in Iraq. Bombing and killing in a nation that had never harmed any American. Don't listen to corporate lies from people like robr. Defeat corporatism and return America to a peaceful existence.

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johntitor
Nov 8, 09 6:06 PM CST

Couldn't possibly agree more.

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bewilderbeast
Nov 9, 09 6:07 AM CST

cedarkey must be upset. Here's a repug talking something other than hate and war.

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bewilderbeast
Nov 9, 09 6:11 AM CST

Well said, @Face; ROBR, do yourself a favour: Read some history. "The United States of America, has never in it's history been an aggressor nation" indeed! What utter hogwash.

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Face-Of-RNC
Nov 10, 09 12:52 PM CST

Blather, bleat, show transparent ignorance! You just got shot completely out of the saddle and this is the best you can come up with? You are pathetic.

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Face-Of-RNC
Nov 8, 09 4:50 PM CST

I work against lies and liars where I find them

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dontlikeyou
Nov 8, 09 5:46 PM CST

Islam is a religion based on war and conquest. Anyone who argues otherwise is a liar or an apologist. Yes, it's that simple. Reply

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Face-Of-RNC
Nov 9, 09 4:10 AM CST

More useless bleating from Rush Limnaugh's sheep pasture. Lies inteded to kepp America at war.

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Spudsy
Nov 8, 09 6:33 PM CST

Heresy. He must be punished by the great gods of Limbaugh and Beck. Reply

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cedarkey
Nov 8, 09 8:42 PM CST

Please ignore clown face. This creature is distorted,warped,uninformed,vile,incapable of any rational thought, perverted, confused, full of rage, depressed, and cowardly. This creature is almost as pathetic as non-thinker,divetrader, robertdudu,and doctor ape. Reply

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Face-Of-RNC
Nov 9, 09 4:08 AM CST

More useless bleating from Glen Beck's sheep pasture.

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cedarkey
Nov 9, 09 7:27 AM CST

10-4. thanks Reply

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Face-Of-RNC
Nov 10, 09 12:54 PM CST

Bleat, bleat, bahh, baahhh. (Has nothing to say, is well versed at saying nothing).

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Bitin_Dawg
Nov 15, 09 12:21 PM CST

Not to worry, this is like just a family squabble. Cantor is a Zionist Oligarch and Limbaugh is the ranking Zionist Oligarch Minion. It was more a warning pat than a real castigation. All will be love and roses tomorrow. Reply

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