Statements about Pundits

"[The] ACLU and atheists in Denver are demanding the NFL stop [Tim Tebow] from praying on the sidelines."

"When the country was founded, Congress had exactly the same attitude about the sanctity of Christmas celebrations that a 7-Eleven does today: 'Yeah, we're open.'"

Says U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson "voted with the Democrats in Congress nearly 95 percent of the time."

Says the federal government hosted a conference and "ordered 250 muffins at 16 bucks a piece."

Mitt Romney "drove to Canada with the family dog Seamus strapped to the roof of the car."

"In (Sen. Marco) Rubio's state of Florida alone, Social Security lifts more than -- count it -- a million people out of poverty."

"Over the last four years, 53 percent of black wealth has just disappeared."

"One in four Texans lacks health insurance, the highest proportion in the nation."

"The average Republican voter thinks there should be some revenue as part of this deal."

Since 1965, the United States has spent "untold trillions" yet the poverty rate hasn’t budged.

"Who are the most consistently misinformed media viewers? … Fox viewers, consistently, every poll."

The Massachusetts health care plan is "wildly unpopular" among state residents.

Says although the unemployment rate seems to be improving, it does not reflect real job creation -- it’s caused by a "shrinking of the actual labor force."

"Large majorities" of the public "oppose major changes to Medicare" and favor higher taxes on the wealthy.

Says Gov. Rick Scott's approval ratings are up.

"Most Americans live within 50 miles of a nuclear power plant."

Says Allen West helped thwart a terrorist plot by shooting a gun in the direction of an Iraqi detainee, then reported the incident to his superior and said it was wrong.

"There is a growing body of evidence that radiation in excess of what the government says are the minimum amounts you should be exposed to are actually good for you and reduce cases of cancer."

Federal spending is "all discretionary, other than interest on the national debt. Social Security is discretionary. We have the discretion to change the law. Same is true with Medicare and Medicaid."

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