...and a mature comeback, too! It's like Christmas.

...Not to mention how many times the Obamas have both insulted and embarrassed themselves in front of the British...insane considering that England is an important ally...

If she runs, Michelle Bachmann should be her running mate. Democrats, faced with the awkward situation that would ensue upon TWO Republican females running for the Big Offices at once, will have no choice but to admit that they are not "pro-womyn" in any way, shape, or form, but are in fact "pro-liberal policies/agendas/beliefs" alone.

Sanjay: You realize that "neo-con marxist" is an oxymoron, right?

So you strongly object to the idea that the writer might be indicting Arabs for the child slave trade, but also strongly object to him not placing all blame on Islam? In my mind, the majority of people in Arab countries are Muslim, so isn't that what Brown is doing anyway?

Maybe I'm just a bit confused by your comment and need clarification, but you do know that you and he are on the same side...right?

Alright folks, lets bet back on track. Yes, it is true that "Song for Assata" is not about killing police. But it's also true that it's a defense of a former member of the Black Panthers (not exactly an organization that should be held in high esteem) who was convicted of a state trooper's murder. Never mind that the state trooper, a man and fellow human being, DIED--Shakur may have initially recieved some substandard medical treatment, so let's use her as a symbol of racial injustice and enshrine her memory in song! Can we paint "controversial" on this with a big huge "DUH" stamped across it as well?

It's also noteworthy that Shakur has become a type of cult figure for hard-left political activists who are the type who try to pin any action by cops against people who happened to be of color as being racially-motivated.

And lastly, let's remember that the above isn't the only reason Shapiro thinks that Michelle Obama shouldn't have invited Common to the White House--Common also doesn't believe in interracial relationships and used semi-violent rhetoric against Bush. No doubt among other things.

Ricky: Use ad hominem arguments much?

"Highly selective and subjective"?? He interviews people who wield the power at the networks and the creators of some of the biggest shows in modern TV. All is thoroughly documented with bios, direct quotes, filmed interviews, etc. You simply can't lamely try to cry "subjective" in the face of so much evidence. Give it a read!

I don't think your original comment had even a quarter of the entertainment value that all your subsequent "sarcastic" comments have. Thank you to the moderator for providing me with some smiles as I begin my day!

I'm flattered.