I love how liberals are so hopping mad that American businesses are covered by the First Amendment, but think it's only right that terrorists get constitutional protections, not to mention a tax-payer funded show trial to spew their hate, with the help of the tax-payer funded team of attorneys at their sides. But let some company pay for an ad with its own money? That's not fair!

The Supreme Court supports the First Amendment! Meanwhile the complainer-in-chief's chief of staff "Deadfish" thinks it's overrated.

Condolences to JCM on the loss of Air America.

I'd also like to second Beck's remarks. "For the first time in my adult life I'm proud of Massachusettes." (I added the Coakley spelling.)

Scott, you are prophetic! The Bush-criticizer-in-chief has actually blamed anger with Bush for this GOP victory in the bluest state in the land. And the fact that the people haven't heard from him enough. This is fantastic.

Bob, I can understand your fear about a company making money. It usually leads to jobs, and that would be terrible for Obama's efforts to keep non-government employees out of work.

I liked the "future former President Obama" line. I don't know yet if he'll be laughed out of office or cried out of office.

The media lied about Limbaugh and the haters who so love to hate believed it yet again? Imagine my surprise.

"Kicking with his residential boys." Fantastic! I wonder which one state will be getting these skin treatment benefits?

DragonHead, you obviously don't know what Mao was all about. And these people worship him.

Oh, and so much for Philly's Acorn office turning away O'Keefe.

Well, at least this administration can make a decision about something. Odd that they've chosen to funnel new viewers to the one news organization that plays Obama officials proving their radicalism with their own words.

Never before, and hopefully never again, will Mother Teresa's name be used in the same sentence as someone so unspeakably cruel.

I once read a story about an American journalist who traveled to Mother Teresa's clinic to interview an American woman who had become a nun because she was so inspired by Mother Teresa. The journalist looked around at the primitive and squalid conditions and was just appalled by it. He said to the American, " I wouldn't do what you do for a million dollars." She looked at him and said, "Neither would I."

Scott, this is fantastic! The last sentence says it all.

What's the difference between The One and a hot air balloon? I can't think of any.

Yet another issue, like porkulus, huge budget/deficit increases, and healthcare that must be acted upon right now!

Our troops in Afghanistan? Let 'em wonder and worry, and die. Obama still can't decide whether or not the Taliban is a group worth fighting. But he's certain Fox News is.