I can't believe Clinton said this! Probably just a joke, but still.

This is profoundly unrealistic. I hope it's just a sarcastic commentary.

Sad, but true.

Idealistic and visionary... I like it and agree with it. (Also, this quote clearly isn't about socialism or the welfare system- it's about the betterment of society in general, not checks sent in the mail).

Interesting idea.

Amen, sister!

Look, Agnew can think what he wants, he can say what he believes, but he can't inflict his personal beliefs on everyone because that would be an infringement of the First Amendment.

Generally I agree with this statement (I hate censorship with a passion).

I agree with Rosenthal that this quote is simplistic, but honestly, I think it's very true.

The guy from Memphis is right.

I think this is cynical, but alas it is also sometimes true.

Not precise, but generally accurate.

Thank you, Daniel Boorstin!

If this is true, I am disillusioned about anti-drug legislation.

I enjoy Howard Zinn's A People's History of the United States- very unique and eye-opening perspective.

I think this is supposed to be humorous.

Bravo, Hennacy!

I agree with Anonymous and Archer. (Also, fascism and communism are two completely different things, Joe).

What kind of thing is that to say?

Hilarious.

What a terrible, ignorant, cruel thing to say! On multiple grounds!

I can't believe we elected this man. Ever.

Yeah, let's consume our limited resources at a ridiculous and irresponsible rate in ways that do as much damage to the environment as possible, and leave our children and grandchildren to pay the price for our selfishness and greed. Great plan, George.

So why did we invade Iraq, then? And why then, Mr. President, are we still there?

Rip V Winkle, I think one thing we could do would be to STOP looking for enemies everywhere. The only things these witch hunts do is create more oppression, fear, and injustice, which ultimately result in terrorist acts and thus, more witch hunts.