Obviously, I am losing my mind

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lawgator1

lawgator1

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Just listened to Michelle Malkin and Juan Williams debate the tension between political correctness and Muslim culture in the West, on Hannity's radio show.

Hannity's questions to her were slightly softballish, and to him slightly loaded. But only slightly so. He let both articulate their arguments, which were predictable but well stated. It was a good debate.

Pardon me while I go throw up.

PS. I envy the right for having Malkin. Def hit that.
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lawgator1 said:
Just listened to Michelle Malkin and Juan Williams debate the tension between political correctness and Muslim culture in the West, on Hannity's radio show.

Hannity's questions to her were slightly softballish, and to him slightly loaded. But only slightly so. He let both articulate their arguments, which were predictable but well stated. It was a good debate.

Pardon me while I go throw up.

PS. I envy the right for having Malkin. Def hit that.
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Listening to Rush one day and Hannity the next. I think we may convert you yet.:salute:
 
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How does that ol' Allman Bros song go? You can't spend what you ain't got, you can't lose what you never had... :)
 
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OrangeEmpire said:
If I had to listen to any of them, I would listen to Levin. At least he is funny.
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Especially when he takes phone calls. Man, I laugh so hard!!! I didn't think there was anybody on this planet with a shorter temper than mine, until I started listening to Mark Levine... :rock:
 
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Levin cracks me up every time I listen to him. Sounds like he's going to have a stroke at any point.
 
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yeah, it's a photoshop, that's Michelle Malkin's head on some co-ed's body.
 
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