WASHINGTON -- The most surprising and disappointing aspect of our politics is how little pushback there has been against the vile, extremist rhetoric that has characterized such a large part of the anti-Obama movement. Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune

THE MOST SURPRISING and disappointing aspect of our politics is how little pushback there has been against the vile, extremist rhetoric that has characterized such a large part of the anti-Obama movement. Full Article at NorthJersey.com

Back in the 1990s, before he became Karl Rove's Deputy Minister of Propaganda, Pete Wehner had two friends in what might be called the liberal media--E.J. Dionne and me. Full Article at Time Magazine

The Washington Post columnist E.J. Dionne Jr. has a peculiar little habit. He discovers the importance of civility in political discourse only when a Democratic president is on the receiving end of heated attacks. Full Article at Contentions

The most surprising and disappointing aspect of our politics is how little push-back there has been against the vile rhetoric that has characterized such a large part of the anti-Obama movement. Full Article at Sacramento Bee

President Obama's White House has largely ignored those accusing him of "fascism" and "communism," presumably believing that restraint in defense of dignity is no vice. Full Article at E.J. Dionne (Washington Post)