Hehindeedy.

Glenn Beck has angered the right-wing and has led them to become brainless zombies against Obama at any cost. It doesn't matter what Obama says, they are against it. No matter how many leading scholars, advisers, and prominent officials support Obama's proposed policies, the followers of Glenn Beck will not listen. This has essentially secured their vote in the next cycle of elections.

Liberals look to facts to make their arguments more concrete, while Conservatives look to their past experiences and their images of "America" to make their arguments. This is just how people think. It is psychological, not necessarily political.

But unlike conservatives, liberals don't hide behind the flag while spouting lies and crying on national television.

Too much more of this will lead people generally to believe what the cynics already say… there's really no difference between the parties and they're all equally bought and paid for by the corporations.

P.S. Is the tiny print a statement of some kind? It's killing me.

Moderates have been hesitant to embrace the President's agenda for fear of the pendulum swing. This contributes to the current situation where everyone says "Obama isn't getting anything done". The reality is Congress isn't getting anything done because moderates are slowing down and weakening everything. Then at midterms, you have frustrated voters on an anti-incumbency bent because of the lack of progress.

Instead of being afraid of the big gains Dems made last November, moderates should have embraced it and take the approach "you may not agree with everything we do, but you can't disagree that Congress actually got something done for once".

I'm tired of all the pussies in Congress. Embrace an issue, and argue for it, rather than running afraid from the batshit crazy teabaggers.

That being said, the GOP's courting of the insane lobby will also have the unintended effect of driving a good deal of their base toward nutcases like Ron Paul, thus splitting their votes in 2012.