Comment count per blog is determined by many factors including: Blog content, posting time/date, competing stories, placement on website, etc. The kind of nonsense you serve up always gets you several replies. Nearly 1 or 2 % of the number of comments Mr. Breitbart will receive. You should be proud of your accomplishments.

"Perhaps not with the same crazed slant put on them here. "

Funny you should mention that. If one TEA Party sign calls for violence, the entire movement is painted as violent. If one Portland marcher sign has a smiley face (and the rest call for violence), the entire movement is painted as peaceful.

All fair and balanced in coverage. right. Move along.

Amen. I have not attended any TEA Party events. But I am more inclined to do so. They certainly stand for what I believe in.

I googled 'Gaddafi daughter killed' and found many, many links that say the same thing. Some will include 'alleged' or 'purported', most don't. So where is the proof one way or another?

I don't care if she was or wasn't. I don't blame Reagan at all for calling the airstrike. It doesn't matter if she was his daughter or not.

It also doesn't matter if the numbers differ from one news org. to another. That is pretty typical - especially since news from that region rarely came through reliable people.

I don't much like Andrea Mitchell for a number of reasons. But I wouldn't include this as one of them.

Exposure, exposure, exposure. Keep attending all events and keep the cameras rolling. Their own words and deeds will be their downfall.

Chris Matthews should go the way of Paul Krugman. Little men with little minds. They aren't interested in facts. Their interest is in getting Americans to rely on others; instead of allowing each of us to think for ourselves.

The sooner we dismiss Chris and Paul, the sooner we can move forward toward improving our nation.

We must do our best to dismiss Krugman. He is a fringe element with a fringe following.

Look at what is written behind John King "WHAT HAS BEEN CUT?" Such strong language; conjuring images of knives slashing helpless victims. Oh the horror of it all.

Read his article - and, more importantly, read the comments. He's catching a lot of flak there, as he should. I know an apology, that was no apolgy.

Paul Krugman is a small, unimportant man. The sooner we and the rest of the media turn our backs on him, the better. As for the shooter, we should do our best to not speak or write his name. No reason to give him any more air time.