Nine words I never thought I'd say are...

Good for Howard Dean, he did the right thing. The attempt by his Democrat rivals to hang him with this Confederate Flag comment is absurd. John Edwards has forgotten where he came from.

Yes, we are a conspiracy

Kudos to Matt Drudge, Merv Griffin, and everybody else who illuminated the CBS brass to the error of their ways.

Rest not long, for very soon the liberals in the media will start howling. Look for Dan Rather to start talking about being necklassed. The truth is, if *they* can be organized and motivated to accomplish goals for the cause, why can't we?

What *they* will also fail to tell you is that unlike most of their orchestrated and choreographed political protests, this incident represented a genuine expression of outrage on a grass roots level by average Americans - not just conservatives - who felt it unfair to slam a man who is in no condition to defend himself. The presence of Barbra Streisand's husband didn't help the project achive any sort of balance in the public eye.

All of this sturm und drang happened while Rush Limbaugh was indisposed, which proves once and for all that conservatives can see what's right and what's wrong without being told by our "leaders" (the German word for which remains Fuhrer) what to do. Unlike liberals, we don't need a Jesse Jackson or Michael Moore to rouse our ire.

Mark my words: the libs who thought they could poke *US* in the eye with this movie - which will be highly rated on Showtime®, don't let anybody tell you differently - will be looking to take down any movie that favorably depicts a hero of conservatives. If I were a betting man, I'd wager that the spurned media are plotting right now to do the same thing to theater owners who show Mel Gibson's film of Jesus Christ. To that I say: I dare you!