Specialization:  Rural radicalism and domestic terrorism.  I'm not sure.  Does she write about it or support it??

 http://www.conncoll.edu/Academics/web_profiles/stock.html

oh yeah. She fits the description.  Leftist women attack in force today

It just kills me that these “learned academics” will contort themselves and risk their reputations to create whatever baseless assertion against McCain/Palin that they can dream up, but won’t even bother to pick the low-hanging fruit of scandal that hangs so abundantly from the “Messiah Tree.”

These liberal, tolerant, inclusive, rainbow-ites never cease to amaze me with their guilt by association defaults and now their guilt by geography statements. So, acording to this tolerant non-hater, all people who live in the "pacific northwest" (which apparently includes Montana and Idaho to this genius) are racist domestic terrorists.

Oh, and apparently the only association that is needed is that someone be Christian. I'm beginning to beleive that the 'end-times' are almost upon us. When it becomes illegal to be a Christian again and the world is completely captivated by an atheist leader who has 'come out of nowhere', start listening for trumpets in the clouds.

The day that "politician" became a career choice is the day we started losing the Republic. Let's get it back! Alan Keyes '08.

Wow, that's like saying just because you live in Germany you are assoicated with Hitler.

www.theholyrosary.org

"There is no problem, I tell you, no matter how difficult it is, that we can not resolve by the prayer of the Holy Rosary." -Sister Lucia

"Intellectual: Someone who has been educated beyond his/her intelligence" - and I'll attribute it to Arthur C. Clarke.

There is no sense in being stupid, if you can't prove it! - my dad V

It's not just the good professor: remember, the "Inquirer" decided that her opinion was worthy of print.

 By the way, both Obama and Ayers live in Chicago. Do you think they could be linked? Nahhhh....

....they are continuing to hammer away at Palin's firing of the state police commissioner. 

Last night (who is that horrible, sneering female on at 9 PM ET?) the fired police commissioner was on who while saying no one told him to "fire" the officer in question (you see, no one said "fire him" because they all knew that would be illegal), the amount of "pressure" he felt from Palin and her husband (!!!???) led him to believe that is what they wanted.

I am eagerly awaiting MSNBC spending the same amount of time regarding Obama's ties with Rezko and Ayres, as well as his apparent attempt at tampering with US-Iraq discussions on a withdrawal agreement.

Funny in some 'Six degrees of Kevin Bacon' sort of way. Let's see, there's a candidate in this election who is tied to an actual terrorist bomber. Wonder who that is...

Man is not free unless government is limited. - Ronald Reagan

Yet another member of the country's protected academic ghetto expressing her ignorance for all to see.

The major media report only half the news. Why are they surprised they have only half the potential audience?

Go read the comments on that article. It seems that the oppressed conservatives are coming out en masse. I am in shock - happily! I bet this fraud Theologian and Newsweek are in shock in a bad way.

I believe that people who have just stayed silent for so long are finally feeling like they can stand up for what is right, and have an army behind them. It's scary to most people to stand alone. (I have done it for years, but I am a bigmouth!) Finally, people are seeing that they don't have to just nod and smile, and they just are not taking it anymore!

The libs have no clue what hit them, and they keep hoping that tomorrow will be the day that Palin-mania goes away. But it's not Palin-mania at all. It's integrity, and honesty. She is just the vehicle that has inspired many people with these concepts. And the MSM just can't understand or believe it.

"When a government robs Peter to pay Paul, they can always count on the support of Paul." ~ George Bernard Shaw~

I am from the North Western section of the United States. However, I attended and graduated from an Ivy League School. It does not shock me that those in the academic world of the Northeast tend to look at the Western United States with disdain and befuddlement. In my experience, the Urban cities of the East Coast tend to be highly fractured and disjointed. As such, the urban political machines have co-opted the academic communities, particular the liberal arts, the social sciences and behavioral sciences. Urban politics and rural politics as a result tend to clash. In my opinion, however, it is a danger for the urban academic elite to cast a negative and disparaging view of rural voters and some suburban voters. Granted, there are strong libertarian strains in the Western United States. However, some suburban voters and especially rural voters know their neighbors--they are close communities. It is very shallow view of the Western United States purported by the academic elite.

http://www.conncoll.edu/Academics/web_profiles/stock.html

"I am not a hunter, I am a whitetail deer population reduction specialist!!!

As someone who was born and raised here in Washington, this is the most ridiculous and asinine statement I've heard since at least yesterday. 

Republicans believe every day is the 4th of July.  Democrats believe every day is April 15th ~ Ronald Reagan

so black people are the only minorities that count?  i would say (from experience, i have lived in 11 states, including Washington State) there are lots of diverse areas in the country and that region where there aren't lots of african-american residents. just glossing over the fact that there are lots of native peoples doesn't really help her "diversity" arguement.

Funny how when it's a so-called "white supremacist group" it's prefectly acceptable to infiltrate and destroy it. But if it's an Islamic hate group or "inner city church" then it's totally off limits.

Having been associated with members (school is a wonderful place to meet folks with different ideas) of various so-called militia groups of the Pacific Northwest in the mid 90's, the whole "white supremacist" label was complete  fabrication. Local tribal members ("Indians") made up or created at least a third of the various groups. One of the first Federal "cyber" hunts to take down BBS and early WWW "hate groups" targetted and destroyed one created and run by an African American kid out of the University of Washington. Women made a very strong presence as well. I was introduced to the whole thing by a late-40's mother of two who was going back to school to start a new career after her youngest moved out. Her oldest was just starting a career in the USMC. Met lots of real veterans from both Vietnam and Korea, who saw the writing on the wall of how government was more concerned about foreign opinon and profit than it's own people, most having been personally screwed over in VA benefits and other ways.

The truth is, these groups were really about one thing: Do Not Trust Government. They were about government watchdogging, about surviving without Government help, on self-reliance, and about alterative, free media and dissemination of information. Many opinions from the conservative to the crackpot were voiced, and no one was shut down even if someone thought they were wrong or over the top-the debates were lively. The First and Second Amendments were practically Holy Writ, to be followed in life and fought for with everything, words and violence if necessary.

But bring along the Domestic Surveillance Act (leftys forgot about that huh?) and Clinton's heavy handed goons, and the lawyers and career liars and corrupt local and state politicos who were damaged by a true Free Speech movement, and everything was destroyed or pushed underground-only the "fringe elements" were hard-core enough to survive and continue, so no wonder there's lots of wackiness out in the woods. 

I first learned about Media Bias first hand at a meeting I attended. More cops (undercover and uniformed) than meeting attendees. Cameras recorded everything, but the local TV news showed an event I didn't recognize-they cut and pasted to make everything look psycho and paranoid.

But, that was my "college activism". Support for real freedom of choice-and the freedom to *not* choose. Freedom of speech, even if we didn't like what someone had to say. And most important of all, the freedom to own the tools that make sure no one is marginalized or ignored.

"to call an illegal immigrant an "undocumented alien" is the same as calling a streetcorner drug dealer an "unlicensed pharmacist".

"You spend your money anyway you want and respect other's rights to do the same"

population? I think Palin is showing great tolerance for minorities by choosing  to live amongst these native people let alone marrying one. Not very tolerant of Stock is it?

"I need more cowbell!" SNL

What's so radical about the right to bear arms and protect one's self and one's property?  Liberals wish the Second Amendment would go the way of the Eighteenth Amendment.  They must curse James Madison for it.

William Ayers, Bernadine Dohrn, and radical Leftists of the 60s, are actual friends of Barak! Does this mean nothing at all to this supposed intellectual? Oh, I forgot, they are fellow travelers on the Red Train!

These known associates of Barak are unrepentent terrorists who attempted to destroy American Government property and promoted killing ones parents to further the Revolution! When will any of this get looked at under a microscope? Instead we have "Childgate", "Troopergate", and "Lack of Diversitygate".

What a crock! Catherine McNicol needs to take a road trip accross our wonderful country to meet some real Americans! My wife and I have traveled up and down and back and forth across this country during 30 years of vacations. Everyone almost to a person is friendly and open. This editorial sounds like a case of projection on her part.