[Scenic Sounds]

I think I also heard him say that there are people in the Bush Administration who don't believe in evolution. Also, he suggested that it was hypocritical for a politician to be opposed to stem cell research unless they also oppose in vitro fertilization.

Sometimes, it almost seems like he's trying to provoke a reaction!

[Steven W.]

what was worse was how uniformed or unintelligent he was in discussing it - just mocked folks who believe in creation (as it's distinct from all other aspects of evolution) ... let alone misinforming that we are currently engaged in stem cell research! he said something like "I talk to scientists and they can't believe we're still having this debate" and I would have loved to have countered that the only reason we continue to have this debate is because the liberals want to have it - there are plenty of stem cells, including existing embryonic variety, that are now currently available for testing. the fact these folks seem to be in denial over that fact speaks loads to their intelligence or their agendas in these regards.

like other(s) on this thread who also paid their respects to the great former President Reagan, I don't accept his rationale for why I did that either - it's not because we're upset about Abu Gharaib, if anything it has more to do with how we're upset about the way liberals and the media are bashing our nation about Abu Gharaib during a time of WAR.

Ron is truly cementing himself as a pathetic individual whose lone accomplishment in life seems destined to be his underwear appearance on SNL.

[ruthles]

"Sometimes it seems like he is trying to provoke a reaction."

That is my take on him. He sounds very rhetorical and plays on people's emotions. He also sounds like a college dropout. He's sophomoric in his level of discussion.