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As a conservative Christian, I oppose homosexuality. But that doesn't mean that I applaud the murder of this person. Homosexuality is a sin against G-d, not against me. I really could care less myself, but since G-d dislikes it, then what can I say? And for all you atheist conservatives, who think all this religion stuff is BS, you don't have a clue, so don't talk down to us. You don't know, (you couldn't possibly NOT believe in JC, and KNOW), and unlike the ultraleft, hopefully you know when to shut up when you're totally ignorant about a topic.

I don't agree that all the hoopola against the right in Europe "made" this person kill him. Watch out, or the left will accuse the right of that next time some "right-wing" fruit murders a lefty. The conservative movement, counted as dead in the mid-90s, is back on the march, mostly due to terrorism and immigration. (Not the logical-based reasons I would choose, but I'll take it). As for the unfortunate soul above who thinks PJB has a solution for immigration, you are completely mistaken. We should have efforced our borders and immigration laws 10, 20, 30 years ago, for now it is almost too late. The current answer, of course, is to immediately halt all immigration and visas, but do you think this will happen? No way, as the leftist media and their allies will argue that you and I are also immigrants, (ridiculous, but to the average lazy American, this is a rock solid argument), and support to change this will falter. And since PJB opened his big mouth about it, it will give cover to the left to oppose it, just because Buchanan is for it. The only reason PJB is still around is to sell books, and keep his sell-out face on the tube. When he left the GOP, I saw him for what he is, an opportunist. Any one who still believes in that big mouth is misguided at the very least, needs a couple of years in a padded room in more severe cases.....

As for the unfortunate soul above who thinks PJB has a solution for immigration, you are completely mistaken. We should have efforced our borders and immigration laws 10, 20, 30 years ago, for now it is almost too late. The current answer, of course, is to immediately halt all immigration and visas, but do you think this will happen? No way, as the leftist media and their allies will argue that you and I are also immigrants, (ridiculous, but to the average lazy American, this is a rock solid argument), and support to change this will falter. And since PJB opened his big mouth about it, it will give cover to the left to oppose it, just because Buchanan is for it. The only reason PJB is still around is to sell books, and keep his sell-out face on the tube. When he left the GOP, I saw him for what he is, an opportunist. Any one who still believes in that big mouth is misguided at the very least, needs a couple of years in a padded room in more severe cases.....

Don't think that FR conservatives have forgotten your unqualified support of Bush and his liberal policies during this critical time for our country. Bush has helped destroy the Republican Party by foisting leftist pro-abortion leaders on it like Marc Racicot, Richard Riorden and others and decimated its ability to win elections by signing the Democrap Congressional Majority Insurance Bill against the will of 90% of Congressional Republicans and virtually his entire Republican base and he has attempted to further subvert our country by trying to ram through a bill that would amnesty two million illegal aliens from Mexico and exacerbate our immigration, border security problems and increase the threat of additional 9-11 attacks being repeated. Why do you foist your Commie-lib smears on conservative champion, Pat Buchanan who supports the same immigration and cultural conservative policies that you claim to support, but work full-time to defend Bush's immigration, campaign finance, and unilateral nuclear disarmament policies which together amount to national suicide for this country? If you were a real patriot, you would have praised Pat Buchanan for defecting from the GOP on principle even if you thought like I did that he should have stayed to provide continued leadership for the conservative opposition to Bush's liberal policies.