Credit SF Chron columnist Mark Morford for this apt description:

After all, the right has its own heaping bucket of problems right now, not the least of which is the weakest and craziest and least palatable field of GOP contenders in 50 years. There's the chipper creationist nutball who loves him some Chuck Norris, the stupefied Mormon mannequin who simply cannot believe the world is so icky and complicated, the doddering Iraq-loving war vet who seems to be getting more unstable by the minute, and the cross-dressing former New York mayor who has "9/11" tattooed on his ego in fake blood. And oh yes, a zany old anti-choice libertarian who somehow keeps raising piles of cash and sending fascinating postcards from the edge of political reason. Cool!

Love the way it is called as it is...he is a radical cleric and when I heard his Constitution speech, all I could think was American Taliban.

AMEN...CAN AH GET ME A HALLELUJAH!

It's groundhog day . . .

Oh, Nooooooooo, Mr. Bill, oooooh!

I miss Mr. Bill!

Didn't you hear, Deb? Dick Cheney got drunk and shot him...tragedy!

OH, NOOOOOOOOO . . . . . . .

This statement was a shocker. Changing the US Constitution to impose religious beliefs is wrong.

I wish all fervent religious believers would advocate and spread their ideas by example and education but it seems built-in to the whole Judeo-Christian-Islamic war machines to go out and do battle for their beliefs and destroy the infidels; often just an excuse for land and power graps.

The things people do in the name of their "GOD" is just an excuse for the violence in their hearts...would that they shed the violence first, neh?

The Founding Fathers must be spinning in their graves at this.