[YankeeReb]

Marc Levin had a good take on this whole thing and he asked some obvious questions. First off, the president as chief law enforcement officer has no business commenting on an ongoing investigation. So why is he weighing in?

If Obama knows this guy is guilty than why do we even need the trial?

Again, we have another "teachable moment". Why? What makes this case different from all the rapes and murders committed on a daily bases that don't get this national attention. The only people involved in this crime were Zimmerman, the murder victim and maybe the neighborhood watch, so why do we all as a nation need to do all this "soul searching" and have a "conversation about race"? The country didn't kill the kid, one man did.

If 0blahblah should say anything it should be along the lines of "It's an ongoing case so I have no comment at this time. Let's wait until the facts are all in." and "I would urge the individuals trying to politicize this case to cease and desist. The last thing we need is for more people to get hurt. Thank You and God Bless America."

That's what a statesman would say as opposed to a hack community organizer!!!

[chris37]

Levin wa sthe only radio show host smart enough not to comment on this damn mess to any extent that would further endanger the victim, Zimmerman.

I’ll leave Rush off the hook too, because Steyn sat in for him on friday, so nothing of importance was said, literally.

Hannity and Beck on the other hand, deserve to be sued by Zimmerman. Beck should be ashamed of himself being as aware of media manipulation as he claims to be.

Gonna go ahead and say I’m done listening to Hannity after friday’s pathetic show, but I’ll give beck one more chance since he did not go as far as Hannity did.

[submarinerswife]

we seemed to have avoided the polarization that often accompanies high-profile racial incidents

He hasn't been paying attention, has he?