Um.. it seems pretty much like they were using organ grinders as they were presented in the old Grimm-style fairy tales. I don't really see that as being purposefully anti-Semitic. This seems to be stretching really hard to find something to be angry about.

How many times can you call a Republican racist before everyone stops listening to you?

I see a lot of boys crying wolf. They're going to be really depressed if an actual racist tries to make motions in to the Republican party.

I think he knows where he stands.

I don't think there is much need to debate your stances in the political world nowadays. It's more about being able to attract voters and standing strong on your core beliefs. Even on a diplomatic level I see very little diplomacy from our President and major leaders. That seems to be left to the ambassadors these days.

I don't think Johnson necessarily needs tons of critical thinking skills to win an election, because he's already got the talking skills a great politician needs.

His ability to tear apart anyone or anything on a microphone at a moment's notice was proven time and again in his wrestling career. As long as he knows where he stands on the issues, he will be in good shape. From everything I've read from him politically, he seems to be a solid conservative as well.

I agree 100%. The entire thought process behind this article really worries me. It is not anti-libertarian to encourage Americans to act like America and to fight for the future of their country. In fact, if your view really is that government needs to be smaller, it's going to take a united American people to make that happen.

Wow, he basically said no one is doing great and we all need to do better. He makes an emphasis on a change of strategies to get it done.

How in the hell is that a pro-Obama spot? It's a pro-America spot.

Sometimes the political writers of America just need to get their heads out of their collective rear end.

I'm not always a fan of Eastwood's politics (though I respect him for never just towing the line), I do agree with Nolte's comments about the ad. My family stopped short as soon as he started talking in that commercial. His voice alone draws you in and his speech is a great positive message - the kind this country will need in the months ahead - politics or the creators of the commercial aside.

Didn't even notice it on my big screen. Of course, I was busy trying to figure out who was under the get up at the time. I just realized, "Oh, MIA" before she disappeared. Stupid move for her, but it always seems weird when we invite Brits to the Super Bowl halftime show anyway.

And let's not pretend that she's of no notoriety. "Paper Planes" was a massive international hit, folks, and she was nominated for an Oscar with Slumdog Millionaire. She's far from a nobody, folks.

Logan's Run. Someone mentioned it already.

It's to be remade soon as well.

Well, most of the contributors to the OWS anthology aren't exactly typical superhero comic writers and artists. A lot of independent, non superhero folks in there.

Comics haven't been just superheroes since... well, ever.