Here we have a seemingly innocuous story about the housing crisis.  On the face of it, you might actually agree somewhat with the premise that Ed McMahon should not be the face of the housing crisis.  I know I do.  

I agree, Ed has a lot of resources.  But what's also true is nothing in this country addresses problems like a celebrity or a senator who feels the pinch himself. Ed McMahon probably isn't the best choice, but he's a celebrity (of sorts) and he attracts attention. So I guess I can understand the basis of his argument, as far as that goes.

Until you get to this buried nugget:

A lot of people hear the word "foreclosure" and immediately picture a family living in an alleyway or in a city shelter, but that's not usually the reality.

Our unelected President has broken me. And before I get started , recount New Mexico, Ohio and Florida before you tell me about how he won in 2004 . The constitution burns as we listen to rants about why people aren't dropping out, and I am sick.
This man is an insult. The media has treated him with kid gloves for the last time. That wedding, any obvious questions? Like does Mr.Hagger support the war? And if so, why isn't he there?
As I sit here , physically upset over the state of the world I wonder how 'journalists' sleep at night . How can they look their mothers or children in the face and say they are proud of what they do? How can they even look in their own mirror and not vomit? How has this imbecile not been impeached?
As a Decorated Marine I have had issues with the Bush family , but now, I have issues with everyone. How are we not forcing congress to impeach? How are we allowing Hillary to continue after her comments directed at Iran?
Where are we going from here?

My commets were hidden because I stated the obvious.  Obama was pandering to the jewish community in order to protect a donation stream.  So, Mole33 Decided to hide this opinion of mine.

Mark Penn, Clinton pollster, ignoramus, greedy hypocrite, union-breaker, and fat piece of lard, reportedly does not have the quality of "intelligence" to counterbalance these aforementioned traits, according to a report by Karen Tumulty. I was going on the assumption that he was just a greedy moron. I figured, this guy MUST be brilliant, he has awful people skills! But no. Apparently, not only did he drive Clinton's campaign into the ground, he did it with very little knowledge of the campaign: so little knowledge, in fact, that he THOUGHT DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES WERE WINNER TAKE ALL.

This is hard to believe, but it appears that Hillary Clinton's chief strategist, to whom she still owes millions of dollars, thought the Democratic primaries and caucuses were winner-take-all.

April 16
Keyes mulls third-party candidacy
ANDREW M. SEDER aseder@timesleader.com

HAZLETON – Alan Keyes, who worked in the administration of Ronald Reagan and unsuccessfully sought the Republican nomination for president three times, announced Tuesday night that he has left the party.

Alan Keyes hinted Tuesday night at Genetti’s Best Western, Hazleton, he might run again for president in the fall, this time as a Constitution Party candidate.

Speaking to a group of about 60 people in the Lincoln Ballroom at Genetti’s Best Western Inn in Hazleton, Keyes, 57, said he could no longer stay in a party that has lost its way.

He said the "Republican Party has come to a dark and confused place."

Though he stood in front of a red, white and blue banner that read, "We need Alan Keyes for president," Keyes did not say he was running this fall. He hinted at that possibility and mentioned the Constitution Party as a potential fit for him, but stopped short of making that announcement official.

http://www.timesleader.com/...

Somebody tell me this horrible nightmare is almost over.  Here we were, the most envied country in the world, keeper of human rights, the country many counted on do the right thing in the world (forget those little incidents in third world countries), and along comes George W. Bush.