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Liberty University is a bastion of conservative thought, so yes, enemy territory. It was classy of them to invite Sanders, and to listen to him - applause for that. But the question was whether any Republicans/conservatives have appeared in front of a known Democrat/liberal audience? If not...

Pretty sure their statement "It didn't work out as we hoped" acknowledges their mistake. I'm not seeing flattery or folly in that, myself. A Nobel Peace Prize is a really, really, truly big deal, and it absolutely ought to have influence. The folly was in assuming that Obama could get...

You think another invasion of a Middle Eastern country would have been a better approach? I don't claim to know a lot [or much at all] about it, but it seems the people he has killed [by proxy] are terrorists - or at least, give a reasonable appearance of being that. If killing must be done, I...

What the candidates won't tell us is the actual extent of giveaways to the already wealthy [people and corporations], because they depend upon them for the obscene amounts of money they need to run a campaign, and because they happen to be among the wealthy themselves. Bernie Sanders is not...

Aaaand, proving he's way smarter than the people who are supposedly educating him, Mohammed has just announced he won't return to the school that failed him. Good call, IMO.

John Elliot should be proud: Mark Zuckerberg paraphrased the Load One slogan for the occasion, lol: "The future belongs to people like Ahmed." :D I sure hope so.

Supporting the causes we believe are important is hardly unique to liberal ideology, and that's what the Nobel Commission was doing, IMO. They believe in attempting to make peace, rather than war, whenever humanly possible. They believed that Obama represented the best chance for peace in...

Now you're going to post the question, huh? Too late, Barkley, to frame it the way you want it read.

Please cite those instances where anyone here [or anywhere, for that matter] says voter fraud never, ever happens.:rolleyes:

It's largely because the good officers allowed it [and even helped cover it up] that the bad officers remain, and good officers are sometimes mistaken for them by bad actors. And even some who aren't bad - just terrified. As far as punishment, that's not up to us to determine [and that's a good...

It is not accurate and correct because it is a deliberate lie by omission. What you omitted is just as important as what you included, and you omitted it knowingly.

I don't believe law enforcement needs to be told how to do their jobs by civilians who don't have a clue. Police know how they are perceived, and if they don't know which of them are the problem [because it isn't all of them by a very long shot], there should be local civilians with enough...

Complaint filed against Texas judge over 'get married or go to jail' order That 'war on Christians'? The non Christians are losing.....

I don't need to agree with it, which is good, seeing as there'a a blue million "its" to agree with. But neither does the County Clerk - her job is solely to attest that the persons named on a marriage license have satisfied the legal requirements to be married. She does not have the right to...

Because you have to be the POTUS to do that. Or law enforcement. :p

Childish is the filling in of certificates in Kim Davis' office. Where the line for "by the authority of" should be signed by the County Clerk [or, in this case, by her Deputy], they are writing "pursuant to federal court order." That's childish. Ditto for Davis' response to a reporter's...

I wrote that same sex and interracial marriage are alike because those opposed to both cite the Bible and their religious beliefs as justification for denying two people the right to marry. [Yes, you personally do not, but the other 99.99% absolutely do]. That is wrong on several levels. I did...

And the idiot lawyers are at it again, lol. Now they want the judge to allow Davis to continue the ban against issuing licenses, on the grounds that the judge's original order applied to only the couples who sued Davis, and they have since been given licenses [while she was in jail]. The fact...

As much as I disagree with what Davis has done, I don't have the slightest doubt that her beliefs are sincere [and her history is irrelevant]. Miserable? Not at all: she is feeling entirely content to have taken a stand, and there is no shortage of people cheering her for it. They reinforce her...

That was pretty clear when they expressed surprise at her being sent to jail, lol. They claimed they had no warning that the judge might do that - no, really, they said that. With their mouths, to tv and radio people with cameras and microphones and everything! Then they doubled down and said...