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loved the show tonight as always...just on a side note with a quick search of whois.godaddy.com OrganizingForAction.Com and .Org........ They are registered to somoene in Florida. I am not sure who the person is or affiliation is with and the other domain .Net seems to have been registered to someone else other than the NRA which could be anyone just forwarding the site to the NRA as a person following national news as a hoax. Just to be fair, I agree it is more than likely foul play, just not necessarily by those as the report eluded to. It is also completely idiotic of the former Obama Campaign to not secure these before annoucning the name of their PAC.

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#1 - Thu Jan 31, 2013 12:14 AM EST

MorningJason

http://techpresident.com/derek-bovard

"Bovard, a Republican who voted for Mitt Romney in the last election cycle, says that he bought the domain for $10 and would be willing to part with it for $10,000"

1 vote

#1.1 - Thu Jan 31, 2013 12:18 AM EST

duncan of kansas

Enjoyed the mark kelly ventriloquist act always entertaining, these people have the self-rightous attitude, to decide what's best for others. We can hope that the next pandemic sweeps though and changes their outlook. It could only improve the species

1 vote

#2 - Thu Jan 31, 2013 1:36 AM EST

Robert Hodge-1337604

What a shamefully insensitive and heartless comment for 'duncan of kansas' to make! So why are we surprised? My only solace is that with such stupidity and callousness, this 'duncan' will inevitably remove himself from the 'species' by A. Either his own carelessness or B. Some other form of self inflicted stupidity, leaving somebody else to "pry his gun from his cold dead hands". Embarrassing for sure, but not at all surprising. Be sure and tell Ms. Giffords and/or the parents of those Sandy Hook children how "self righteous" (that is the correct spelling btw..) they've become in their zeal to protect you from yourself. Jimmy Lee Dykes of Alabama (look it up!) would be proud of you, but the rest of the CIVILIZED country, isn't, THAT'S for sure!

1 vote

#2.1 - Thu Jan 31, 2013 3:43 AM EST

Sofferclese

these people have the self-rightous attitude, to decide what's best for others.

I'm assuming you are from Kansas, duncan of, where the belligerently self righteous take it upon themselves to decide what a woman does with her own body, and what theology to force down everyone else's throats. Do you really equate that kind of wrathful bullying with non-confiscating background checks, or limiting access to high-powered warfare technology?

#2.2 - Thu Jan 31, 2013 7:52 AM EST

phil from delhi ny

Duncan

would you like to say that to mark face to face

i can arrange that for you

1 vote

#2.3 - Thu Jan 31, 2013 10:03 AM EST

mark t k

The fact that you are from Kansas speaks volumes about your intellect, what a jerk.

#2.4 - Thu Jan 31, 2013 5:50 PM EST

spyguy68

OMG - Watching Gabby Gifford tonight I realized that that while her husband speaks for the couple, it appears that gabby is the driving force behind their drive for gun control. She is angry and determined! The look on her face should send a message to congress critters that ignoring Gabby could be an extremely bad mistake. The NRA just may get blind-sided by a combination of Gifford and Blumburg.

2 votes

#3 - Thu Jan 31, 2013 2:12 AM EST

Carolinaladywithfan

Gabrielle Giffords is more than the Matthew Brady of her generation - she embodies moral suasion in a way that he cannot and never could. Her appearance before the Senate yesterday ought to be shared all over Facebook, Youtube and everywhere it can possibly be shared. No one can ignore her.

1 vote

#3.1 - Thu Jan 31, 2013 7:25 AM EST

Paul S. Campbell

So tell us congressman, do you still beat your wife?

The extremes that the republicans will take just to be sure they are against anything Obama might be for is hilarious.

2 votes

#4 - Thu Jan 31, 2013 7:24 AM EST

Carolinaladywithfan

I have been waiting 40 years...pass VAWA, pass the Equal Pay Bill and - godammit! - let's have ERA, finally! I want the United States dragged out of the 19th century before I die!

1 vote

#4.1 - Thu Jan 31, 2013 7:27 AM EST

Paul S. Campbell

What are you some kind of malcontent? Here we have a good .0001% of the country trying to take us back to the good old days when women got wedded off young and stayed home cooking ,raising kids,slopping the hogs and men wore their guns outside their pants but you want us to evolve and progress?Heathen!Repent lest ye fall from grace!

2 votes

#4.2 - Thu Jan 31, 2013 7:35 AM EST

Carolinaladywithfan

Very funny, Mr. Paul!

1 vote

#4.3 - Thu Jan 31, 2013 8:11 AM EST

Alva Goldbook

I still support the ERA, but I think that at this point, it's probably not necessary. I think the Due Process clause of the 14th amendment covers that principle, and feminism has been incredibly successful in establishing equal rights for women. By my estimation, it has been even more successful than the Civil Rights movement.

#4.4 - Thu Jan 31, 2013 8:41 AM EST

Sofferclese

Should we all contribute to Phil Gingrey's next re-election campaign?

I know it sounds odd at first, but the more he tries to justify Akin and Mourdock, the more he exposes all RWNJs and TeaHadists as the clear and present dangers that they are. Making him secure in a district of Georgia fundamentalists seems like a small price to pay for using him as a walking blow hole, leaking toxic waste into his own extremist cabal. Go Phil (you stupid bastard).

#5 - Thu Jan 31, 2013 8:10 AM EST

judy king

But, Sofferclese, Georgia is a BIG state; surely, there is a Democrat that can compete with Gingery and beat him or any other wingnut who might win the primary? Surely, are you there?

1 vote

#5.1 - Thu Jan 31, 2013 12:31 PM EST

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