illegal immigrants cannot vote.   See 3 other replies

Where the hell did I say that Bill O'Reilley was libertarian? You are just making **** up.   See 5 other replies

'A libertarian is pro-capitalism, pro-individual, and pro-free thought.'Yes, and fiscally and militarily conservative. I'm referring to the term in the broad sense, of course. Every political party has it's varying incarnations. And again, you've proven my point. In what way is BO any of those things? Declaring that there is a 'war on christmas', unwavering support of unbelievably wasteful military spending while a Republican administration was in office, support of the drug war(an even bigger waste of money and infringement on civil liberties), promotion of censorship in art and music, flat-out lying, taking people out of context and distorting their viewpoints in an effort to get ratings, agreeing to stop insulting each others network's with Keith Olbermann(who is equally pathetic, I might add)?Yeah, that's a Libertarian alright.   See 5 other replies

You are severely misinformed Juan. I don't blame you, you are probably just young. A libertarian is pro-capitalism, pro-individual, and pro-free thought.A religious conservative is pro-capitalism, pro-collective (chruch, ones own religious sect), and pro-faith (lack of free thought).A liberal (socialist) democrat is anti-capitalism (decrying "big business"), pro-collective, and pro-group think (we have open minds, until you disagree with us)Conservative and Liberals are both trying to control you though different means. Libertarians fight for LACK of control. Not anarchy...but a government that has only 1 purpose. To protect people's rights of "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness".Please educate yourself before you make a bigger fool of yourself.   See 5 other replies

I'm not quite sure you know what the term 'libertarian' means. I know some former republicans and neocons like to think it's the cool new party to go to, but it's really *not* just a rebranding of Republican ideals. O'Reilly is about as far from being a libertarian as is possible to get.   See 5 other replies

Americans voted for Obama in response to Bush and because McCain was so weak. Believe me, they have no deep love for liberal ideals (most Americans are fiscally conservative and socially libertarian).You have a point that he is harping on these things when there are much bigger fish to fry...but then we see Obama going on Leno and announcing his b-ball bracket...and suddenly O'Reilly looks amazingly on the ball.And his prediction is a pretty simple and logically sound scenario. Both parties want more votes (that's a given I would think). Illegal immigrants are usually poor and therefor want entitlements and "free" stuff (and they got here illegally which shows that they don't really care about EARNING anything). Democrats will give them that free stuff and Republicans won't. How is that at all confusing?   See 1 other reply