I thought there was this huge hurry to get this healthcare reform done. Now that that has become impossible (thank God), Pelosi is all: "Pause, reflect." Like the delay is all her idea. There are a lot of people in Washington who should be getting ready to leave town come this November.

Ha! At best he's in purgatory, trapped in a car that is slowly filling with water. Kennedy was no great man. He knew he could fool some of the people all of the time and he simply worked to make sure it was enough to get reelected. NE elitism and liberal hero worship shows you all to be fools.

Meanwhile, Teddy burns in hell.

And then just enough votes for Brown to lose will be found in the trunk of some election official's car, just like in Minnesota.

Anybody who believes in heaven and hell will know which one Kennedy went to.

After GB becomes part of the Worldwide Caliphate, you won't see sad articles like this in the news. After all, women in Islam are nothing but property, and reporters won't waste their time on reporting when a faithful Muslim man does what he wishes with his own property.

What? So they're just going to let the horse run free? :)

Yeah, well, let's see what's been done so far now that "we are in power." Hmmm... Guantanamo closed? Nope. Iraq pulled out from? Nope. Afghanistan given the resources promised in the campaign? Nope. Hope and Change? Nope. Bipartisanship? Nope. Transparency? Nope. Since he didn't promise that if elected Soetoro would attack Fox News with every member of his Administration, I am then at a loss to find a promise he actually made that he actually kept.

I'm afraid you're wrong about commanding generals. Actually, I am quite glad that you are wrong about commanding generals. I've worked with more than my share. He does care about the people underneath him. After all, if his decisions get his own men killed, that reflects on his performance, drags down his kill ratio, makes him look bad. If a machine gun nest needs to be taken, the commanding general will determine the best way to do it with a minimal danger to his own men. Yes, he orders his men into the fight, into danger, into death. That's his job. It doesn't mean he doesn't care. His men trust him with their lives, and I know few commanders that didn't earn that trust first.

War is like chess -- or anything else that requires strategy and foresight. But if you think that just because someone has Monopoly pieces on his epaulet (sorry, wrong game) that he doesn't care what happens to every man under his command, then I'm going to have to wonder what military you served in, because it wasn't ours. Oh yeah, it likely wasn't anyone's.

No, I'm sure he only drugs them when he doesn't have the cash on hand to pay. Look at him again. Clearly anything he did with someone else would be against the other person's will.

Credit where it's due: I'm sure Vidal is quite experienced at spotting hookers. And Gore, when they see you, it's not because you think you're famous that their prices suddenly go up.