Look, ya'll, vote me down on this as much as you want, but am I the only one here who thought, "now THAT'S funny!"

Seriously, it sounds like Chris Rock: "N**gas don’t let some white dude, while you in the middle of a speech, call [him] a liar. A n***ga would have stopped the meeting right there and said, ‘Who the f*** said that?’

Mississippi is a right to work state, and proud to be home to Nissan and Toyota manufacturing plants. The Toyota plant, recently opened, is one of Toyota's largest.

Notice to Ford Motor Company: Mississippi loves you and is open for business!

It's going to be either Romney/Christie or Romney/Rubio. Either one works for me.

Please, oh PLEASE be our next Vice President. Then President.

Think about it -- eight years of this stuff coming from the White House. Kinda makes you giddy . . .

Romney has the most money and best organization of all Republicans -- we're voting primaries now, the general later.

Any candidate who doesn't change course radically after sewing up his party's nomination will be butchered in the general, the contests are entirely different.

Whoever comes out of the primaries as the winner will get beaucoup bucks as he marches toward the general, so it is way too early to say that Romney will be outspent in a significant way. Regardless, he will be running against the man who gave us Obamacare and who destroyed the greatest economy in world history. I feel pretty good about putting Romney up in the general. I was a Newt fan for a while, but I'd WAAAAY rather have someone who is not crazy at the top of the ticket.

I would take Bill Clinton with morals over BHO any day of the week. Heck, I'd take Bill Clinton as he currently is over BHO!

The more I hear Newt's own words -- and not taken out of context -- the less I like Newt. Does the guy ever have a thought that he doesn't give a thorough public airing before publicly reconsidering, explaining away or outright retracting?

The more I hear Mitt's own words, in context, and the more I read about him, the more I like him. Coulter almost has me convinced that Mitt is more conservative than Newt.

With Mitt, we will probably get both Chris Christie and Marco Rubio in high level office, one of them will certainly be the VP and the other will be appointed. With Mitt, we'll get great SCT nominees. With Newt, all of that is a crapshot.

Just sayin'

It's time for a brokered convention: Palin and Rubio, anyone?

I don't care if Newt is crazy, it's actually a great idea. The glory days of the space program were the 1960's, when NASA was taking a crazy idea and making it work. We could use some craziness about right now.

I hear you, bro, but there is something to be said for Coulter's theory, which is that he knows how to trick liberals into voting for him. At least that's what I keep telling myself, because I don't know if Gingrich will win or whether he would be any better if he did.