Recent Comments

1. about 21 hours ago on Lisa Benson

   “Losing side will not accept losing and makes it virtually impossible for the winner to govern”. Boy, that sure sounds like the Republicans during the Obama administration. McConnell vowed to do everything he could to make Obama a 1 term president, and spent the entire 8 years blocking any attempt to govern. Then they blocked all presidential judge appointees to insure no fair and impartial judge could preside over a case in federal court.

2. 1 day ago on Clay Bennett

   I suspect he may wait until the last minute of his presidency if he loses the election. If he wins, he’ll do it after the election because at that point it won’t matter anymore.

3. 3 days ago on Steve Breen

   The senate will refuse to convict no matter what evidence. Trump will then say that the refusal to convict “totally exonerates” him and conclusively proves his innocence.

4. 3 days ago on Lisa Benson

   If you have any incriminating evidence against any of those individuals, please bring it forward. I’ve seen nothing but innuendo concerning any wrong doing on the part of Biden. Clinton? Why don’t we investigate Benghazi for the 20th time.

5. 4 days ago on Mike Lester

   Truth. Everything the whistle blower reported has been corroborated, and those corroborating the story are testifying, so the only reason to out the whistleblower is for purposes of intimidation.

6. 11 days ago on Michael Ramirez

   These were Americans that crossed into Mexico, not Mexicans that crossed into the US.

7. 12 days ago on Perry Bible Fellowship

   Some days you’re the gun, some days you’re the bullet.

8. 12 days ago on PC and Pixel

   Which is exactly how all insurance works.

9. 12 days ago on Jen Sorensen
   and everyone else here, as a rationalist and secular human, I have to say that the problem is bigger than that. Religion (and ideologies that take the same dogmatic position as religion) become a problem when they seek to enforce their belief system on everyone regardless of the individuals own beliefs. That can include enforcing atheism. The genius of our founding fathers was to design a system where religion is separated from the state in the sense that no religion can write their rules (or commandments or whatever) into law to be enforced on all citizens. Now, forces are trying to overrule that inspired law and inject their religion into government as the law of the land. This seems mostly to be by the conservative cult of victimhood, usually by painting any law designed to protect non-Christians from Christian pressure to comply to biblical law as an assault on the rights of Christians. For example, in the 60’s the supreme court ruled that school children could pray (or not pray) anytime they wanted in any fashion they wanted, but neither their peers or school district employees like teachers could lead or coerce them into praying. Conservatives have raged against this ruling claiming that it “locks God out of the schools” and other such nonsense. Let’s see if they are willing to accept school children being lead in non-Christian prayers instead. This nation was not founded as a Christian nation; it was founded as a free nation. Anyone saying otherwise is trying to destroy the very foundations of this grand experiment.
10. 13 days ago on Two Party Opera

    Clearly the problem is not climate change. It is the fact that Americans still don’t own an adequate number of guns. With enough firepower, we could have forced the hurricane to stay on the other side of the border.