When Soros compares Bush to Hitler and Gore screams about Brown Shirts, it's rather childish to get upset when we point out their idiotic behavior. When John Kerry himself repeats the tired old lie about Cheney actually running the White House (as he did this week) or repeats the same old conspiracy theories about the Florida count in 2000 like he did this week, well, he's either going off the deep end or representing his base.

I call them as I see them. I heard crack-job conspiracy theories from the right wing loons when Clinton was if office and I thought they were idiots. I hear equally absurd conspiracy theories from left wing loons today and I think they're idiots. If they don't want to be lumped in with the idiots? Well, they shouldn't act like one.

For the record, I have not seen you personally doing this, Davin, but I've read a lot of that nonsense from the likes of Bowser, Publius, S, Lindy, and even Donald and Chris.

As long as freedom of speech exists, I'll express my opinions. If you don't like it, well, sorry. Actually, no, I'm not sorry. Freedom of speech means freedom to disagree, especially in political matters. If you think my words are harsh, they're nothing compared to what the Left has been saying about my side for many years.

"Polite" behavior might be to sit back and be quiet when people compare us to Nazis, call us corrupt warmongers, racists, bigots, homophobes, etc. Well, I'm tired of being polite. Personally, I was glad Dick Cheney told Leahy to "go f*** himself" last week after Leahy had gone around calling Cheney corrupt. Had it been me, I would've broken Leahy's nose, but that's just me.

This is what the Kerry calls "the heart and soul of our country". I beg to differ.