[Future Snake Eater]

Very interesting. That’s a big name right there.

[TennesseeGirl]

I’ve never understood how an intelligent, rational human being could be anything but a Conservative. I bid a belated welcome to Mr. Mamet.

[swatbuznik]

I just wonder how his liberal “friends” are treating him. I’m glad he had his awakening. It’s hard to react to this because of all his years of demagoguery. It’s hard to trust, but the way he’s talking, he sounds sincere, and yes, welcome to the fold, David.

[kidd]

He compares vacuous appeals of liberal thinking to that of Mark Rudd, the leader of the radicals who seized an administration building at Columbia University during riots in the '60s.
"We got a good thing going here," Rudd cried. "Now we've got to find out what it is."

Sounds an awful lot like
"We have to vote for the bill," Pelosi cried, "to find out what's in it!"

[SMARTY]

“Hope is a very different exhortation than ... save, work, cooperate, sacrifice.”

Nothing better illustrates “O’s” lack of fitness for leadership than this observation.

If the Pilgrims and every OTHER group or individual who reached these shores arrived with no greater or stronger intention than to HOPE, we'd still be a weak colonial toy of the British Monarchy-or worse.

[r-q-tek86]

Ping

[Old Teufel Hunden]

Bravo David, welcome to the club. Now prepare yourself for your previous friends snubbings. Be strong...

[Para-Ord.45]

Dennis Miller interviewed Mamet on his radio program Thursday.

It`s a MUST listen !

[pabianice]

I’ve loathed him since “The Water Engine,” a viciously corrupt attack upon business and capitalism. The play is another leftist fantasy about an inventor who creates a car engine that runs on water. Of course he is murdered by businessmen and his invention hidden from the world. Gag.

[Baynative]

I just hear his interview on Rush. He is smart, perceptive, writes and speaks well and has been in the liberal trenches most of his life. He’s gonna burn some ears with his honesty.