Congressman: Well, that's refreshing. Is it a fact -- are you aware of the fact that in your graduating class 50 to 60 percent of the students failed the bar the first time?

Oh! For G-d sake!!! Refresh my memory here ... How many frakking times did JFK Jr. FAIL his bar exam??!!?????

This was an OBVIOUS nasty insult to this woman's intelligence and education AND her viability to be serving in the legal system of this country in any capacity, private or government, while trying to degrade a university of Christian origin.

Once again, another prime example of the democrats' bigoted intolerance towards conservative Christians.

Mark -- I am not aware of Mr Cohen's religious (or not) affiliations or beliefs. But why substitute Muslim for Christian.

One could say, for instance Jewish.  Do you think he might have rightly choked on the question...

Are there a lot of -- an inordinate number of Jewish people hired by the Department of Justice while you were there?

That would be a disgusting and despicable question to pose. And no different from the one he asked without any media interest.

The debate is over: so-called "manmade global warming" is a crock.

 Okay, I went to Regent for 1 year of Law School but didn't know Ms. Goodling.  I know that they have had some problems with bar passage but the school isn't that old either.  I, also loved it at Regent myself because the people were kind and were interested in whether or not you got the info.  All of my professors were from schools like Harvard & Yale & one of them Prof. James Duane descends from one of the first Justices on the Supreme Court.  Anyway, of course they make fun of Regent because it's affiliated with Pat Robertson (who I am no fan of btw) but if it was affiliated with Hugo Chavez  it would be a-okay by the idiot snobs in Congress.  And for the grilling Bobby Scott gave her, I had to laugh.  He's from Hampton and there are plenty of students who graduate from Hampton University at Regent Law School.

I should also add that I left Regent to get married.  When I spoke to the Dean about leaving he told me that there are ABA certified law schools in many military places.  He probably thought that since I was 36, I better jump on the offer of marriage.   :)

Everytime Congress "grills" someone, all they are doing is

hoping that everyone is agreeing with every pompous word they say.   Right now, not just Christianity is under fire but religion in general.  The leftists are never happy

Pres.Bush is right.  Get this political ridiculous investigation over with.   There has been nothing

done illegally reference firing these attorneys.  The more

they talk, the more they make fools of themselves 

After cowering like girls from radical islamic terrorists, libs try to regain their wilted manhood by bullying Christians.

These phonies are so freaking transparent.

Steve Cohen's political behavior is an embarrassment to the state of Tennessee, and has been for quite awhile.  Gerrymandering is probably the best reason to explain his presence in Congress, as it was for his presence in the Tennessee State Senate.

And for the record, his religion of choice is Orthodox Liberalism.  Mr. Cohen's long-time support of things such as gambling-related initiatives that are at odds (pardon the pun) with the Judeo-Christian tradition have, over the years, clearly defined where his affiliation lies.

I understand that Ms. Goodling was attempting to be cooperative, but it would've been marvelous to see her bring the questioning to a clattering halt by responding "Congressman, what business is it of yours that I'm a Christian?"

--Mike