You bother reading what she says? At least the others on The Corner, even if you don't agree with them, have more interesting things to say then Lopez. I skip over 90% of the stuff she writes/posts.

The only Democrat nominee that I can think of that didn't back Roe was White.

Something kind of is. Poll numbers.

DemocratIC nominee. Seriously, what is the part of the Republican learning disability that prevents you from either saying or writing it properly?

Do you have to work to be an asshole or does it come naturally? How do you know how I say it?

4) In common parlance, "Democrat" is justifiable usage—as you know.

EVERY Democrat is Karl Marx in the eyes of some conservatives.

As for Dan White, while he was a Democrat, he was a conservative (they do exist) and his reinstatement to the SF Board of Supervisors after his resignation was resisted by the liberal members of the board.

Different rules for different folks, Groucho. Republicans shall not be held to the same standards that Democrats are. Haven't you learned this by now?

Community organizers have no responsibilities?!

Let me put it this way, imagine if a Democrat said it.

What if she'd said "mothers have no responsibilities." Or "teachers have no responsibilities."

That is since 9/3/08. Didn't have time to go back further. Beeble hypocrisy, you be the judge.

The testy clash in Long Island between Barack Obama and John McCain was seen by 56.5 million viewers, according to Nielsen Media Research.

That's 8% higher than the first debate held on a Friday (52.4 million) and 11% lower than the second bout, held on a Tuesday (63.2 million). And, of course, it's much lower than the vp debate, which stands as the second most-watched of all time (70 million).

Viewership was likely affected by Fox airing a series-deciding Game 5 of the NLCS baseball championships, Los Angeles vs. Philadelphia last night. L.A. and Philly are the second and fourth largest television markets, respectively.

PBS, which is not included in Nielsen ratings, averaged an estimated 3.2 million viewers, just 500,000 fewer than MSNBC. If PBS viewers were included in the national total, the total audience can be estimated around 59.7 million viewers.