Beck is a nut. The faster Fox washes its hands of him the better.

Great article and great comments. I have nothing to add except to note this memorable moment in contextual advertising: to the right on this page (at least on my screen) I see an ad for "AfroRomance" (picturing a white man with a black woman) and FilipinoCupid.com. On a conservative site. Hail progress!

I think this is excellent.

The Center for American Progress doesn't divulge its contributors either. Don't believe me? Ask the New York Times: http://bit.ly/aEMr0S

But tuning her out might thwart his previously expressed goal (in so many words) to get into Mika's pants.

I saw the original show a couple of weeks ago. Earlier in the broadcast, she had made a big to-do of texting Trump while on the air to see if he would call into the show. And of course, he did. I don't blame him - he was getting trashed by these know-nothing idiots and threw it back in their faces when they put him on the air.

Bring your business to Texas! We're not as pretty as California, but the cost of living is comparatively cheap here (even in Dallas and Houston), our housing market didn't crash, and there is no state income tax. Our legislature only meets for 5 months every two years so the state government tends to stay out of the way.

The link above links here: http://www.georgiabulletin.org/world/2010/05/14/U...

The "scholars" are from "Weymouth, Mass.-based Catholic Scholars for Worker Justice." A quote:

"In laying out their argument, the scholars said efforts to deny workers the right to organize violate the First, Fifth and Seventh commandments regarding idolatry, scandal and theft, respectively. Joseph Fahey, professor of religious studies at Manhattan College in New York City and chairman of the scholars group, told Catholic News Service May 14 that the statement analyzes the criteria for mortal sin much like a priest would during the sacrament of reconciliation. "We said, 'What commandments does (breaking a union) violate? What specific matters of Catholic teaching does it go against? Is it a grave matter? If it is, is there an objective case for mortal sin?" Fahey explained."

FYI, it doesn't appear these people are mainstream Catholics, so it's unfair to tar all Catholics because of this one group's idiocy.