I can tell you that Kathleen Wynne, formerly of Black Box Voting, and I, plan to show, in two parts, another documentary on the voting irregularities and caucus fraud with live chat discussions following each one. Even though I know she’s busy, I plan to ask my friend, Peniel Cronin, to join in – she wrote the most comprehensive report on caucus fraud, and is amazing.

As For Dr. Long, I understand she has not been well, hence why Paulie Abeles took over her show. We all wish her a speedy return to good health.

I just came in a few minutes ago from feeding them, and playing with them. They “help” me feed the birds, and go get the newspaper. Now, they are sacked out again!

Great comments, friends.

I thought it was an extraordinary exploration and raises as many questions as it does answers. If you want to have a night of conversation, this drama will take you there.

It’s meant as a stinging cut because any women in a position of power and strength is automatically questioned about her sexuality. If this was not an issue then the comment would have no clout.

So, as a straight woman, I would say this is an issue for all of us, male, female; gay and straight. When the issue itself becomes a weapon to hold one particular group down it invariably holds us all down.

The church issue is particularly compelling from a Christian perspective. We either believe in love and respect. Or we don’t. The Jesus of my childhood accepted everyone. What’s not to understand?

It is truly a shame that religion in general is so threatened by sexuality that it feels it has to try and control it.

And what it says abt these denominations denying the sanctity of the partnerships of people they deemed worthy enough to ordain BEFORE they knew whom they loved, is not good, to put it mildly. How abt this: it’s not Christian, for cryin’ out loud. Clearly, they need to go back and take a look at the stories Jesus told (like the Good Samaritan, for example, a person who was considered the lowest of the low in his time). Again, wow.

Literally, I mean.

How pathetic people can be about their RELIGIOUS zealotry. In my own personal view, it’s the fundamental [pun intended] source of all the world’s evils. Money is nothing, when it comes to RELIGIOUS zealotry.

I was confirmed in the Presbyterian church as a child; left it long ago, and will never go back. I cannot imagine how people could believe such offensive bullshit, much less pray to it in a church. Shameful.

You’re right unfortunately, not with this president; it’s safer to breathe…

Sad to say, but true, no matter what the Obama PR machine says about the whole Hope-y, Change-y Unicorn Magical Mystery Tour, change seems to take a mighty long time.

Yep. And that’s where the wheels fall off That One’s bus. It was never about change, which was just a bone thrown to a group of really stupid dogs, who are still lapping that hogwash up, as though hogwash is in short supply. It is about the status quo all wrapped up in a new, shiny package that is rotten at its core, smells to high heaven, and is noxious to those who are cognizant.

California’s Prop 8 was a surprise to most Californians who didn’t expect the black vote would be so overwhelmingly against gay marriage. Who knew?

Next vote, without Obama on the ballot, will put California back in the pro-gay-marriage column.