E Archer , you did it again. Yours' is a great comment.

" Thank God for the internet-- the real free press." E Archer summed it up in one sentence.

Jim, Stone Mountain and E Archer, really well said. I'm an ex fundamentalist and was raised in a Bible church, so I know what they believe. If someone should ask me if I'm a Christian, I would first ask them to define a Christian. It's hard to have an intelligent conversation or debate with anyone unless you define your terms. When fundamentalists come across something they don't quite get, their fall back position is that you have to have faith. I came across a great definition of faith as follows. " Faith is nothing more than pretending to know something that you don't know".

Instead of a "king" in this quote, you can substitute the word " president". Oh, I forgot, Barry was elected king, at least he thinks so.

From the Buddha, "Believe nothing, no matter where you read it or who said it, no matter if I have said it, unless it agrees with your own reason and your own common sense". I doubt that anyone walked on water unless it was frozen.

That is the truth.

I like what E Archer said.

Hard to argue with that.

"Political language is designed to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable , and to give an appearance of solidity to pure wind." George Orwell. Remember this when you hear a politician spouting off about anything.

J says it better than I can.

Hey, maybe Pelosi and Harry Reid will watch the watchers. Now isn't that a pleasant thought.

Oh, and don't forget to be politically correct.(Sarcasm here).

Thank goodness for the internet.

A perfect example of doing the opposite of what the wording implies is The Affordable health Care Act. As PJ O'Rourke once said," If you think health care is expensive, wait till you see how much it costs when it's free." We are seeing this now.

To coin an old boxing term, the news media are bobbing and weaving in support of the current administration.

It's hard to forget, in spite of these platitudes, that he was a communist.

The color of his skin may have been red as he was a communist.

Yes, he was a communist.

angelica, Jury Nullification does show your respect for your country. Look it up.

Cecile, best reply to a quote that I've heard in many a moon.

In dealing with the state, it's better not to.

Justice and liberty do not emanate from inside the beltway, just the opposite.

GWD, your thoughts on the U.N. are right on target. I do have some doubts about the comments on Bush.

We don't need to be burdened by having to make choices. The wonderful and kindhearted experts inside the beltway make them for us.

watchman, what on earth are you talking about. You need some help.