Get a Room . . . . is certainly brought to mind.  Politico wasn't "reachin" on that comment.

Equating Osama Bama with Abraham Lincoln?  You've got to be kidding, right?

That's like equating Gollum Kucinich with Ronald Reagan! And the sad part about that is that left wing morons in Ohio's 10th congressional district decided to put him up for re-election this past Tuesday!

With liberals, stupid is as stupid does!

"Yeah! That's the ticket!" - Tommy Flanagan

Oh, I don't know.  Somewhere north of the Imus reaction, I'd imagine.

I see San Fran up in arms, marching, demanding the public and spectacular self-immolation of Mr. Allen.  On second thought, they'd probably want to light the fire themselves.

His comment is perfect though, for all of the Obama-adoration.  Every time the media does the Obama genuflection, someone ought to tell them to "Get a Room".  It would shut them down in a hurry, just like a crowd member yelling at McEnroe "Boring" when he acted out.  

David Gregory, do you know which damn network you lie for? ~ Uncle Jimbo, @Blackfive

I'd be wary about using a comparison between Mr. Lincoln and Mr. Obama if I were he. The American Civil War started a year AFTER Mr. Lincoln was elected president in 1860, remember?

How racially insensitive of RS to tease an article on "The Black Crowes" on the same cover?

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I used to read Rolling Stone -- back in the '70's -- just to see how often the members of Led Zeppelin would "diss" the staff (being a huge Zep fan, then and now).  For anyone at this rag to believe their pot sustained pontifications hold water is akin to believing everyone in a Texas jail is the victim of overzealous traffic cops trying to make a quota.

Yeah, you've got a forum (a magazine) and an audience (people looking for juicy gossip about rock stars), but little clue about how the real world functions.  A cursory review of Rolling Stone presidential endorsements reveal an ignorance rooted in the aforementioned state of chemically altered perception.

Advice to Jann Wenner:  stick to sniffing the flatulent discharge of rock stars, avoiding serious discussion topics for fear of being accused of paying attention to matters you possess absolutely no ability to comprehend.

This is Rolling Stone magazine, for cryin' out loud. They have almost as little credibility as the New York Times.

Only a far left liberal would think that some candidate would or could somehow "unite" the nation espousing far left policies and politics. I don't feel much like "uniting" when I listen to Obama. Does any other conservative "feel the love"? Where did this "Obama uniting the nation" come from anyway, the Obama cult - the MSM?

I saw that headline on the cover of the Rolling Stone. One can only hope it ends like the historical "Custer's Last Stand" - not that I'd ever want to besmearch General G.A. Custer by comparing Shillary Clinton to him; only the circumstances of his demise. Yes, an overconfident Hillary shouting "We got' em on the run boys" followed by her and her team charging recklessly to what they believe to be a great victory, only to find themselves surrounded on a hill. Then in an effort to save herself, she shoots down all her horses (staff) to make a barricade. Finally, ammo running out, she and her adjutants are shot down (figuratively of course), scalped, butchered, stripped, and left to bloat in the hot sun of the political specturm - finally to be buried under a skiff of dirt so the coyotes and vultures can scatter their bones all over. Unfortunately, the MSM doesn't ride with her to the actual battlefield, so they're left to continue spitting invective. Finally, the DemocRats could then build a big monument to her political career and argue for centuries to come about what could have been, who betrayed her, etc., etc., etc., just the same as the "Custer debate".

Of course one could then argue that as the Sioux Indians were eventually defeated totally after the Little Bighorn, the same could be said of the GOP. But since the GOP/DNC political war is being fought on relatively equal terms unlike the Plains Indian Wars, we can hope that would never be the case.