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You did, in fact, post the first nasty post.

I responded to an ignoramus, who confused Alan Keyes with Harry Browne. If he had said that George Bush had been the Libertarian Party candidate, I'll bet you'd still be pounding on him.

.....and the first LIE. Alan Keyes has NOT been "nominated so frequently as the GOP candidate in various elections that that is one of the criticisms against him.

As it happens this is not even a matter of dispute, if you'd dip into your voluminous anti-Keyes files you will find other Keyes-bashers saying that Keyes kept running for office, because he paid himself out of his campaign budget, and it was the way he supported himself. I'm sure that you can reach back and find this stuff. In any case, even if it happenned not to be true, it would at worst be an overstatement, not a lie.

I notice that you did not even to deny your thuggish summons to your fellow Ring-wraiths to come to trash this thread. Of course, since I had documented it, even you might have some trouble denying it.

The best part of this is that, according to WND, MSNBC appears to be seriously considering Keyes for the position. Everyone knows that he is an excellent speaker, and as a black conservative, a little quirky, the way they like it in TV. But there are those who say that he is not exciting enough, that he arouses no passion. I guess that you and your fellows have made it quite obvious to the MSNBC types lurking here, that a Keyes show will indeed bring the kind of excitement they would like. Thank you very much, you've been a great help, sucker.