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Rupert Murdoch is no Republican. Try another bogeyman, how about Andrew Mellon Scarfe? Fox News is ONE cabel network desparately trying to get a little truth out while the blaring cacaphony of lies from NBC,ABC,CNN, NYT, WP, AP, UPI, Reuters continue. And that is something you are distressed about? My point is totally verified from your own remark.

Republicans have been elected to control the presidency, house and senate. The Court has AT MOST three conservatives: Scalia, Reinquest and Thomas perhaps you recall there are NINE justices. Thus, at best (or worst for you) this is a moderate court.

DeLay is NOT requiring lobbyists be republican. Where did THAT nonsense come from, DU?

Don't worry the traditional vote stealing RATS will not be deterred for stealing votes even with Republican made machines. Funny how, up here in RAT machine central, Chicago, our voters have used the same methods Florida used for years yet there have been NO COMPLAINTS about errors, mistakes, fraud. Wonder why THAT is? Any suggestions?

Those who are upset by American flags in America can pound sand or complain about the fascism at the next Free MUMU rally.

I didn't call Murdoch a Republican, but a pro-Republican. Actually, he's just pro money, but he knows where his bread is buttered right now. I hardly think the other media outlets you named are radical hotbeds. In fact, if you compare them to "centrist" media outlets throughout the world, you will find them fairly partisan to the right.

5 of the Supremes were appointed by Republicans.

You're right that the Chicago Democrats have a long history of vote stealing. They are very bad! Still, I read about Jeb Bush's purging of the voter registration lists before the 200 elections -- over 100,000 non-criminals were scrubbed according to race (mostly) For more info read Greg Palasts' The Best Democracy Money Can Buy.

The voting machines are very prone to abuse. See http://verify.stanford.edu/

Here's a story about Delay and the lobbyists. It's not the most recent story I could find but I'll keep looking. http://www.congressproject.org/ethics/delacom3.html