"As a citizen of Israel, he also had a strong opinion about Obama’s markedly anti-Israeli foreign policy."

As a citizen of Israel, wtf is he doing voting in US elections?

Bachmann's being promoted by the left to push Palin out of the way. In fact, the way the lefturd media is spinning it, there are two races for the GOP candidacy: one race between all the boys and another race between Palin and Bachmann. They need Bachmann to edge out Palin because Palin could take the candidacy from either of their boys, Romney or Gingrich, aka as Obama Lite. And they're doing what they can to help.

Don't forget that it was only a few months ago that the lefturd media was making fun of Bachmann: the way she talks, how stoopid she is, and so on...the same old leftist BS. There's a reason for their change of tone in regards to Bachmann and it's not that they've changed their opinion.

Now, I'm not saying that Bachmann is or isn't aware of this manipulation by the leftist media. I'm just pointing out the obvious maneuvering that's going on in the world of Journolism.

No doubt Jack was thoroughly honest, unbiased and objective in his assessment of his ex...just like everybody else is. LOL!

I tried to watch the full minute and ten seconds but couldn't. The spit on, around, in and flying from the knuckle-dragger's mouth triggered my gag reflex.

"...I do not prejudge, but I do pre-suppose for the sake of vigilance."

I like that. It reminds me of Ronald Reagan's "Trust but verify."

Right. That's because everyone who's read the Quran knows that, according to Islam, s/he's either at the tip or the handle end of the sword, or on the giving or the receiving end of the jihad.

I saw this Stewart piece on TV before reading this article by John Nolte, so my perception of it was mine alone, without any outside influence. I didn't get it. I coudln't figure out who was being ripped on. Then, I read Nolte's article this morning and, once again, I don't get it. What is he so indignant and offended about? Then, I read this by you: This seems to be a case of Islama-ignorance more than Islamaphobia.

Finally, I get it...or, at least, I get why I don't get it. I've read the Quran and it's plain that neither Stewart nor Nolte have. Otherwise, they'd know that there is no such thing as Islamaphobia because a phobia is an irrational fear. And they'd know that it is they who don't get it.

Good point about appealing to Hispanic voters, most of whom are conservatives, anyway (the Demonrats keep them too riled up and thinking like victims for them to realize it).

Oh, I'm sure they influence one another. And I cede that I was wrong to say that the RNC leader should have no impact on CPAC or, at least, my choice of words wasn't good. The RNC leader should have no direct impact on CPAC, at least not so soon after taking the reins. Don't get me wrong; from what I know about him, the guy's a left-leaning shmuck who I doubt will do any good for the conservative movement at all. However, he's probably a symptom more than a cause of the RNC moving leftward. Both the RNC and CPAC have been moving leftward before the shmuck was elected RNC leader. That CPAC has been overtaken by Ron Paulians, which was almost as obvious last year, may be the root of CPAC losing its way.

The really disturbing news about CPAC and the ACU is not about crackpot Ron Paul winning in a straw poll or Donald Trump throwing his hair into the race.

All three are disturbing if you ask me.