The line

Here is a picture of the line that liberals are always crossing when they talk about political figures that conservatives, so-called, never do cross.

Years ago, when some of the Beagles were employed, that enterprise was charged with comparing Bush to Hitler, not because anyone associated with it had ever said "Bush is like Hitler" but because Moveon.org had had a video contest and one of the contestants did. For six months, the middle name of this org was "who compared Bush to Hitler." Bogus.

When Hillary Clinton said, "they run that Congress like a plantation" in Harlem for goshsakes, every conservative said, "oh how appalling that she would play the race card." It didn't matter than none of them had sat around talking with Black people and heard it ten times a day. It didn't matter than Newt Gingrich said the same damn thing. A mass tch-tching went on for weeks. Tch-tch.

Glenn Beck has a picture of Barack Obama in Nazi regalia on his website. He claims to have 190,000 adherents in his "we surround them" project to put the politicians on notice that Americans know what the 2nd Amendment is for. He says he can't confirm or deny whether Obama is planning to use the concentration camps set up all over the country, and whines that it's unfair that Bill Maher says this is how Tim McVeigh got started.

Hey, Bill, comparing Beck to McVeigh. That crosses a line. See? See the line? See it?