I can see your understanding of the Constitution comes from a comic book. Focus on what is protected (a right) vs. what is wise (an act of diplomacy). No matter how you spin the argument, building Cordoba House is divisive. Just look at the opinion polls. Oh, I forgot, you make your arguments unencumbered by the facts.

That you paint an entire voting class with such a broad brush is laughable.
That you criticize the opinions of others with such moral disdain is laughable.
That you re-describe the current gaggle of Democrats in Washington as centrists is laughable.
That you would relabel the current Democrats as fiscally responsible is laughable.
That your vote only counts once in November is laughable. (unless, of course, you live in Philadelphia)

Someone should check the water cooler at MSNBC. This madness seems to be catching.

Why don't you enlighten us with what you see in the video. I am sure hundreds if not thousands of analytical eyes and ears have searched differing videos of the same incident with no results. Now can we move on?

As I said, facts and truth are not important, to this Administration.

I believe in tolerance when the relationship is symmetric, and respect prevails. I believe in war, when war is practiced on me and mine.

The real story is the hyper reaction of the Administration, a much more serious version of the Gates controversy. Facts and truth not important.

I believe in the Reason Magazine tag line "Free minds, and free markets". I long for the day when the market take over, and MSNBC realizes they can no longer afford Keith, both for the money and for the shameful politics.

The critics of Stossel, and the critics of Libertarian thought should not paint with such a broad brush. We live under a two party system, and neither of them is the Libertarian party. No party can choose a set of positions that makes any individual completely happy. Period. I agree with Stossel on almost all of his positions, except border security and how it is manned. His position on border security is his opinion, not mine, and it does not diminish my respect for the rest of his well considered and well articulated political thought.

It is sad than a venerable organization like the NAACP chooses this time and place to commit political suicide.