Liberal, democrat, conservative, republican or libertarian, you are all following lock-step to a specific ideology so spare me the we're-not-like-the-others nonsense.

More Alan Grayson stories, please, and less stuff about pathetic Republican rappers.

I've been called a wigger, a cracker, a poet, a rapper, a racist/ but to me race is not a factor/ don't care if you're white like Snow or much blacker/ all I want to hear is the sound of my wingnut welfare go KA-CHING!

Fixed that for him.

Cal's a wingnut, Cal's a tool, the shit he spews make him look the fool.

Geez, a Republican rapper. How cool. Which figures, since in the last 10 years rap has devolved into a bloated money-obsessed business much like what happened to rock in the 1970s. And it fits that a Republican would wait until this time to embrace it.

How about Bible Spice Palin take up the OG (Ogresse GOPer) rapper name of S'error MC (MC = Moose Caliber)...?

I won't watch it. no way. no how.

and you can't make me.

How long until the inevitable male prostitute web ads are discovered???

He is from Jersey, enough said.

Gutter culture music, for a gutter culture party.

Well, I listened to the whole rap and he is

>spreading a patriotic message (never explained)
>upset about left congressional corruption (fails to rap that it goes bothways)
>Doesn't like Charlie Sheen and his friends (irrelevant)
>Likes Joe Wilson after the SOU shenannigans (predilection for poor life choices)
>DC march >1million (no math skills and/or gullible optimist)
>upset that media wants to crucify conservatives (wtf???)

Overall, he seems to be hallucinating about personal values attributed to the constitution that do not actually exist. I would say he has a bright future in rap.

don't care if you're white like Snow or much blacker

Clearly a double-entendre reference both to the late Bush press secretary, and the Canadian reggaeton performer.

I find it amusing that he apparently thinks that MLK would be "down" with his perspective. It's also quite revealing that he equates the Black Panthers, a group that originated in trying to protect their communities from corrupt cops, to the KKK. The basis of hip hop was a marginalized culture's expression of the harsh reality they had been left with from the late 70's recession to the public school art cuts (along with other social programs) of the early 80's. As always, the powerful have now taken notice of the "hipness" of this art and seek to exploit the authenticity of the medium for their own elite interests. This is not a new phenomenon; see Thomas Franks 'Why Johnny Can't Dissent'. If this is hip hop then the artform is truly dead.

listen and read the hate that is coming out of your mouths. all because some disagree with you. who would you hate if everyone was a liberal? i'm sure you all would find someone. it is hate that keeps liberals and conservatives going. without the hate you would all wither up and die.

I'm gonna go out on a limb & suggest that this ain't the dude that Chris Rock was referring to in his "what's the world comin' to" riff.......

"if you don't pay into it you can't collect it."

jjdjjd, let me spell it out for you, since you don't seem to grasp the nature of shared risk. Anybody of Caliber's age who's been on unemployment disability for even a moderate length of time draws down benefit totals that vastly exceed what he has paid into the system via his taxes. Which means that the only way he could continue to receive benefits is due to the fact that OTHER workers have also paying into the system with their taxes as well, and have been doing so for years prior to his needing his benefits. The whole enterprise is based on the actuarial fact that not everybody who pays into an insurance pool will need to draw upon it. This is the dirty little secret anti-tax conservatives never address: if citizens were able to receive monetary benefits that did not exceed by one cent what they paid into the system, they'd be in deep shit when needing help.

The gov't is giving him something. They are giving him a guaranteed disability program. As a member of the tea party group he is basically protesting against his own benefits. Being on disability and protesting gov't spending is like going into your boss' office and demanding he cut your salary.
The problem I have with all the tea party small gov't folks is that they always blame the poor, minorities and immigrants for Americas problems.
Why not focus your ire on the large multinational corps. that are outsourcing jobs, lobbying congress to water down regulation and shift the tax burden from the rich to the poor and middle class?