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1. Jezus says:

   January 31, 2011 at 2:50 am

   Poor Allan Colmes…all alone in the dark corner of Fox News…I foresee one day Allan Colmes will rise out of the darkness and into the illumination of a journalism textbook many years after his death. The poor outcast of the right wing media who refused to be ignored.

   By the way, American exceptionalism is dead: We have traded shows like Seinfeld and morning cartoons for reality TV, we pay football coaches more than professors, we pay athletes more than teachers, we spend more money on drugs, alcohol, and religion than we do on education and scientific development, we teach creationism so we don't offend uneducated parents, at the break of WW2 baseball was canceled so the ballplayers can fight…now they hold-out for more money…we give the rich a tax break so they don't fire their employees in order to buy their daughters ponies and sport cars for Christmas. A democrat left office with a balanced budget, economic high, and a bj…a republican took over and took us to a recession…and a democrat has taken us out but not fast enough for this instant culture we live in…so they want to elect even dumber republicans because they listen to the know-nothing idiots that live in Waldo, Florida and the likes because all of the sudden inbreeds have "common-sense." And southern common-sense is better than a lifetime devoted to education and enlightenment. In short, saying "American Exceptionalism" is airy political jargon…which is usually the farthest thing from the truth. The truth is that there are about 10 percent of Americans who are exceptional, and Sarah Palin is not in that 10 percent.