[mhking]

So that everyone is clear, Michael has already come down with Boortz with the "let her go to God" nonsense.

It ain't about Jesse, my brother.

I don't hide my position. But I am not about to fall into this "enemy of my enemy is suddenly my friend" BS either.

I don't trust Jackson; I won't trust Jackson. And I have to truly wonder about FR and if it is a place for me if trusting Jesse Jackson to be more than a race-baiting idiot is de rigueur.

[PhiKapMom]

I don't trust Jackson; I won't trust Jackson. And I have to truly wonder about FR and if it is a place for me if trusting Jesse Jackson to be more than a race-baiting idiot is de rigueur.

My sentiments exactly!

[pageonetoo]

Politics makes strange bedfellows

Political interests can bring together people who otherwise have little in common. This saying is adapted from a line in the play The Tempest, by William Shakespeare: “Misery acquaints a man with strange bedfellows.” It is spoken by a man who has been shipwrecked and finds himself seeking shelter beside a sleeping monster.

Stand fast, Mike!

[Dont Mention the War]

And I have to truly wonder about FR and if it is a place for me if trusting Jesse Jackson to be more than a race-baiting idiot is de rigueur.

You have every reason to wonder. There are people here that would be kissing the feet of Pol Pot if he somehow came back from the dead and announced he was on their side in the Terri mess.

[Tribune7]

I don't trust Jackson;

ditto that. And don't leave FR.