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I think it's both, among other reasons.

If you want to criticize Sarah Palin for being a bad mother, that's another debate. I could accuse guys like Bill Clinton for being a bad parent for knowingly engaging in an affair with another woman knowing there was a chance it could get out, but it'd be pointless.

Apples and oranges. There is a difference between Jamie Lynn Spears, who decided to live a public life and the consequences that went with it, and Bristol Palin, who was bought into the national spotlight because she was Sarah's daughter.

Well, I think some idiot might try to paint Obama's daughter having a baby as the face of the problem of teenage pregnancy, much like some have tried to paint Bristol as that face. At the same time, I can't help but think she wouldn't have had to gone through the jokes and the ridicule, or...

[video=youtube;4DXxZ-kJzc8] Beautiful, Shuster asks a question, interrupts his guest and shows his true colors, that he's biased and ignorant. Obviously he can't tell the difference between a real assassination and character assassination. Shuster is interjecting his opinion, not "everyone's...

No, I'm pretty sure I'm right on about this. Barack said Michelle and his family were off limits, the media respected that. Yet the media has become absolutely obsessed with Bristol Palin's pregnancy, like it's any of their business. Stories about Bristol's future mother in law being arrested...

"You shouldn't have to be straight to be in the military. You just have to be able to shoot straight."-Barry Goldwater

Love how people put words in my mouth. My point is there is one set of rules for Obama's family, and another set of rules for Palin's. I don't condone it for Chelsea Clinton at all. It's distasteful. It's one thing to go after somebody who puts them self out there, it's another to attack...

She has an excellent point. How would you feel if your kids were insulted on SNL after Obama said that families were off limits? I failed to pick up on that double standard until she mentioned it.

They don't need to. Israel has about 200 nukes.

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Al Franken is a huge fraud. He ran under the Paul Wellstone banner but he doesn't pass the smell test. If this guy becomes anything more than a rubber stamp for the far left, I'll be very suprised.

My hunch is that he won't serve. Even if they can't not seat him, which it appears they can't as decided by the Supreme Court in Powell v. McCormack, they can expel him with 2/3rds vote, which will be easy if the Democratic caucus is united behind Reid in opposition to him. Blago does have...

Unless Pete King can raise 45 million dollars and Barack Obama turns out to be bad/horrible in his first two years, that seat is going to stay Democratic even if Kennedy isn't in there.

My role model is the President of the United States George W. Bush, who liberated 50 million people, gave more money to HIV/AIDS funding than that bum Clinton, and kept us safe since 9/11.

Yeah them too.

It looks like the Nets got an absolute steal in landing this guy and all I see is a Knicks fan, and a Hawks fan arguing over whether or not Brook Lopez is Tim Duncan. Kind of ruins the joyous mood Nets fans should be in.

If I don't give you the money are you going to throw tens of thousands out of work? Are you going to drive down the GDP further? Is somebody going to lose their house?

After Congress just spend hundreds of billions of dollars bailing out Wall Street, it would have been chickenshit not to set aside 17 billion for Chrysler and GM and not throw thousands and thousands of employees out of work, not to mention during a recession.

Emanuel talked directly to gov: source DEEPER ROLE? | Pushed Jarrett for Senate seat December 18, 2008 BY NATASHA KORECKI Federal Courts Reporter nkorecki@suntimes.com President-elect Barack Obama's incoming chief of staff Rahm Emanuel had a deeper involvement in pressing for a U.S. Senate...