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The New York Post reported Tuesday that MSNBC's Up Late with Alec Baldwin has been cancelled in the wake of the host's most recent gay slur. Yet eleven days after Martin Bashir said someone should defecate and urinate in former Alaska governor Sarah Palin's mouth, the vile host with some of the lowest ratings on cable television still hasn't been punished in any way.

By now I'm sure you've heard of www.democraticunderground.com ... a website where your Democrat neighbors can go to trade ideas and thoughts about this year's election. One of our alert listeners lifted a few postings on this website that I thought you might enjoy. Here, my friends, are your loving, compassionate Democratic neighbors at work. Why don't we all sit back and let them chose our next president ... waddaya say? Here's the first post: As we've heard again and again recently, if we are going to beat this bunch of rule breaking GOP misanthropes, we're going to have to...

A hulking federal bureaucracy sues a Mom and Pop burger stand, and thecomplaint alleges discrimination and is steeped in political correctness.This sounds like something one would expect to during the Clinton years,but instead it's happening now. Richard Kidman and his wife Shauna, co-owners of R.D.'s Drive-In in Page,Arizona, say they are on the verge of bankruptcy. They can't afford todefends themselves against a lawsuit filed in federal court in Phoenix bythe Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). The suit is thefirst-ever English-only discrimination lawsuit filed on behalf of NativeAmericans by the federal government. Four former employees of R.D.'sclaimed that the...

Fourteen autoworkers at General Motors' Pontiac truck assembly plant and the Pontiac engineering and development center are suing the automaker for $7.4 billion, accusing GM of civil rights violations. In a suit filed in circuit court, the 14 allege GM discriminates in hiring and ignores racial intimidation in the workplace, including nooses hung at workstations and workers dressed in Ku Klux Klan-type garb. The alleged incidents occurred in 2000 and 2001. The 14 workers are black, Mexican-American or Native American. A 15th plaintiff, a black man, alleges he was denied a job because of his race. Suburban Detroit attorney Wallace...