My reading of Denise's words is that she wasn't conflating 9/11 and the others.  She didn't say the ones on Obambi's watch were "large-scale" or "major" attacks like 9/11.

Obambi's operative words worth ridiculing, and that I took to be the thrust of her comments, are "... and our homeland is more secure" in the context of Boston, Benghazi, and Ft. Hood.

Yes, that IS a big lie.

It's not Godwin's Law at all.  Context matters.  Not all such references are absolutely and always Godwin's Law.  Say what you will about Wiki but this seems about right (emphasis mine):

"Although in one of its early forms Godwin's law referred specifically to Usenet Newsgroup discussions, the law is now...invoked for the inappropriate use of Nazi analogies in articles or speeches."

There's nothing inappropriate about Denise's use.  Her context is spot-on and illuminating.

If her mild use is "fevered," then the world doesn't have enough aspirin.

Except Nicholson's courtroom scene at the end actually made sense.

If McCain were correct, then the Dems would have no problem agreeing to the 60-vote limit, because they'd certainly get 5 Republicans to cross over.  IF McCain were correct in his slur against his fellow GOPers.

So clearly, he's not.  Clearly, the Dems can't count on getting even FIVE Republicans to agree.  McCain is a albatross, a liability, a political also-ran, and he needs to be put out to pasture or marginalized to the fullest extent possible.

This may be off-point, but I don't remember any objective analysis or standard determining that the Cambridge cop was "stupid" or acted "stupidly."  It was Gates who provoked and escalated the incident to the point where he needed to be arrested.  At least that's my recollection.

I think that as long as the media act as the propaganda arm of the Democrat Party (which will be until the republic's demise unless we do something about it), the low-information voter will buy whatever the media sells.  And they'll sell the Democrat Party.

And if Marco Rubio gets what he thinks he wants, even the media won't matter anymore.  (Would someone please ask him, regarding all his assurances about taxes they'll pay and fees they'll pay and voting they won't be allowed to do and healthcare they won't be allowed to have under his plan for amnesty, what happens if a SCOTUS strikes down those restrictions?  Do all the illegal legals become illegal again?  Or did he really just fall off the turnip truck?)

I'm going with the "Or."

Um, didja misplace your camera?

Agreed.

It has to be Obambi, folks.  He's got zero strength, zero willpower, zero experience fighting alone (probably zero experience fighting, period), he's henpecked and subservient to Moochelle, he has no idea what it takes to win anything (EVERY victory he's ever enjoyed has been the work of OTHERS).

He is a pansy.  He is soft.  He is unprincipled.  He is spineless.  He doesn't know pain.  He doesn't know want.  He doesn't know an honest day's work.  He golfs, for crissakes! (And I can say that - I golf, too.)

He'd crack under the mere sound of running water.

All the others have been tempered by battle.  Even Jay Carney, who must do Obambi's dirty work every day.

But Barack Hussein Obama?  He doesn't have a CLUE what pain and suffering feel like.  He'd sing until the cows came home.

She may not have the pedigree of a Cruz, but in the Senate she'd be unmistakeable as the pitbull with the lipstick.

Agreed.  When I started reading Righteous Indignation I thought the preponderance of bio stuff was superfluous.  But by the time I finished the book I realized it was imperative.  Haven't seen the movie, but I suspect it could've benefited from a bio foundation as the book did.

Read it and weep...or read it and re-arm?

Me too!  Not only Rush, but the drive-time sports guys on WEEI in Boston would spend half of Tuesday mornings talking about it.  After years of enduring that, I decided to give it a shot with Season 5.  And never regretted it...until Season 7.

If your "ugh" is in the context of never having seen the show, I strongly recommend Episodes 1 and 2 of Season 1.

He may have been traded to Castle for a player to be named later.

I saw the 24 light at the beginning of Season 5 (Rush kept talking about it, so I finally thought I'd go see what the fuss was all about).

I was so hooked after the first two 2-hour episodes (hours 1-4) of Season 5 that I immediately went out and bought Season 1 on DVD. 

And I watched the last 12 hours/12 episodes of Season 1 in one 30-hour period...during tax season!

So yeah, getting only 1 hour per week was pure torture.  Hmmmm...

Jeez, how about a Spoiler Alert first!!!

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