The American Spectator

With all due respect, Mr. Cline, you could not be more wrong here. The last thing I plan to do if called a racist is to get into an argument with my accuser about whether or not the charge is valid.

What I would say is what any conservative, in private or public life, should now say:

“The word ‘racism’ has been applied so often to legitimate differences of opinion that the word has lost its meaning. When my accuser wants to grow up and discuss the issues, I’ll be happy to do so.”
— Bob Danielson

The liberals have been demonstrably telling fibs about their health care plans and now they and their media henchmen lie about racism. What’s new? Why should they have any credibility about this?
— Craig

CHOKING ON AN ELEPHANT
Re: Philip Klein’s No Deal:

Senator Baucus, having been properly seasoned by his 30 plus years in the Senate, unlike a certain arrogant and inexperienced Chi Town pol, knows how to cook a frog: slowly.

The Democrats have not lost their lust for power. Baucus is simply more patient and less arrogant than President Obama. That the liberal base feels impatient, emboldened and entitled only works against them. The American public might have gone for the health care co-ops early on, but The One looked to swallow the elephant in one bite and the American people were startled into opposition. Once the people became aware of the level of intrusion, the war on health care was once again lost by the Left.

Now that the not so silent majority of Americans have been stirred from their slumber, it is up to the Right (not necessarily the GOP) to come up with some tasty alternatives to the current administrations smorgasbord of government goodies.

Maybe the Left has, once again, cooked its own overstuffed goose.
— I.M. Kessel

NOT THE BEST VOTING BLOCK
Re: W. James Antle III.’s Life Lynched:

Congressmen Lynch forgot that “the unborn” don’t have a voice, and he just (re)learned, they don’t vote either.
— I.M.Kessel

UNFORGIVEABLE
Re: Mark Judge’s Lingua Crapa:

Bias and its practitioners’ lack of writing skills, or just being lousy at what they do aren’t the only reasons for the liberal media’s decline.

Maybe they don’t know news gathering and reporting differ from opinion, and that advocacy doesn’t belong in news?

Maybe its practitioners lack creativity?