From yesterday’s show:

I don’t understand how Democrats could support the prosecution of people for daring to vote in Democrat primaries. Loyalty oaths may work in Cuba or China, but were there really Cuyahoga County Democrat officials who were going to have county prosecutors ask people, “Do you now or have you ever agreed with the core principles of the Republican party?”

Also, if I crossed over to vote Democrat, who is to say I don’t agree with certain principles of the Democrat Party? For example, I would be glad to consider myself an Andrew Jackson Democrat, and take his side on many issues, such as Indian reservations and a national bank. And if I was a US Senator in 1964, I would have reluctantly joined the Democrats (including racists like Al Gore’s father and Robert Byrd) in opposing sweeping civil rights legislation on constitutional grounds. So how does this make me any less of a Democrat than Barack Obama, who claims to lack any type of ideology or dogma?

We learned about vote switching from the Democrats and the lefty blogosphere. If the liberal MSM and Democrats played a major role in selecting McCain as the Republican nominee, it is only appropriate for the right to return the favor.

Also, maybe I’m reading too much into Leo Jennings quote, but didn’t you get the sense that Jennings is simply exhausted at dealing with AG Marc Dann’s screwups and is so frustrated that he can’t help but lash out at talk radio? For how much I disliked former Ohio AG Jim Petro, he had far too much class to ever release such an unprofessional statement. Clearly, it is time for Dann to bring back Jennifer Brindisi.