[kennedy]

Democrats sure seem to like threatening broadcaster's licenses whenever they run ads that the Democrats don't like.

Is there any doubt that re-enactment of the so-called "Fairness Doctrine" will be the first order of business if Obama wins the election?

[EdReform]

[Beagle8U]

Unless you are Ben Smith ( Politico?), how about a link?

[j_k_l]

Is there any part of the constitution Obama likes?

[snowsislander]

Well, Senator "Coke-head" Obama is also now against the First Amendment as well as the Second Amendment?

Is there any part of our Constitution that is good enough for Senator Obama?

It's evident that he would make a remarkably bad president. This type of rabidly litigious behavior does not comport with a campaign for the Presidency of the United States.

These actions are unprecedented on the part of a candidate, and, yet, where is our MSM? Why aren't they reporting on such remarkable and odious behavior?

[EdReform]

Bang!

[Winged Hussar]

Obama and his campaign are lying. What else is new?

[longtermmemmory]

OBAMA SHOULD JUST AIR HIS OWN AD!?

WHY DOES OBAMA NEED TO CENSOR?

Obama is not speaking back he is censoring back.

He is not trying to have a debate he is just trying to silence the oppostion.

[MaxMax]

"For the sake of both FCC licensing requirements and the public interest,

Is this a threat to remove their licensing if they don't do as the anointed one demands?

[wastedyears]

If I was working at the radio station, nevermind that owned a small one, I’d tell them to bugger off on the phone, it not such nice terms, and that I’ll play it every half hour.

[SunkenCiv]

“Dear Senator Obama: Up Yours.”

[Trailerpark Badass]

Where’s that list of Obama things we’re not allowed to talk about?

[bamahead]

Libertarian ping! Click here to get added or here to be removed or post a message here!

[wintertime]

If the NRA is **serious** about defending the Second Amendment it should do the following:

1) Identify those precincts with high voting fraud.

2) Send in volunteers to comb through the voter registrations in those precincts and have attorneys **seriously** challenge these fraudulent registrations.

3) Have **massive** and aggressive poll watching in those precincts known to have high rates of voting fraud.

4) On election day, be prepared with attorneys and the media to openly and widely publicize any fraud, and be prepared with aggressive attorneys to take these cases to court.

5) Vigorously press for maximum prosecution and punishment of any voting fraud.

It my opinion that McCain has an excellent chance to win Pennsylvania ( and Ohio etc.) provided that Philly ( and Pittsburgh) doesn't pull it usually 110% turnout.