I agree with Snarky. Who gives a rip what the National Association of Gals say or don't say. They can't defend a conservative woman against the attacks from a left wing "abhorrent idjit" like Maher because they don't represent the conservative woman, they represent the "abhorrent idjit'.

Let NOW remain silent when conservative women are denigrated just as Al Shaprton, Jesse Jackson and the NAACP remain silent when black conservatives are maligned. Their silence only reveals that their allegiance isn't to the demographic they claim to represent but rather to a left wing ideology.

Left wing hypocrisy is nothing new, it just needs to be brought into the light for all to see.

So why didn't Loesch point out that the GOP issue with extending unemployment is the addition to the debt. The GOP really needs to work on their PR skills. She could also have pointed out that Bush's tax cuts did create jobs since we were still seeing economic growth up until 2006. She could have also pointed out that it was CRA and an out of control Freddie protected by Democrats that caused the recession in the first place. Then she could have pointed out that HCR and the new regulations placed on Wall Street have created a lot of uncertainty with employers. Then she could have pointed out that the $400.00 bucks a week that unemployment pays isn't going to make for a great Christmas for a family with four kids. Why not work more towards stabilizing the job market so those four kids can have a good Christmas.

A Social Democracy is clashing with a Constitutional Republic and socialistic ideals are clashing with capitalistic ideal. No doubt this is how FDR made the Great Depression great.

I believe that he/she is accusing Loesch of racism. I'm sure that even to the staunchest of progressives, the idea of someone plagiarizing their own words in their own memoirs tilts the balance between absurd and ideological propaganda. When the charge against the right is proven to be absurd thus making it ineffective propaganda, the canons must be loaded with racists rockets. One way or the other, either George W. Bush or one of his defenders, (in this case Dana Loesch), is to be exposed in a negative light.

Maher's ego prohibits him from accepting that his views could be anything but popular and mainstream. In a side by side comparison, Bill Maher makes Keith Olbermann look likable.

The whole surge of McCain endorsments coming from establishment Republicans has led me to entertain the thought that Senator McCain is being repaid for favors rendered to someone very high up in the Republican hierarchy.