"I read this the other day and had a bad reaction but decided not to post about it. After a couple of days of thinking about, I decided I needed to say something but I am afraid you will not like it. I feel you have confused friendship with blogging and the ability to speak your mind freely. Facebook is not a place to speak freely or be in control of your thoughts (or freely reach your audience). I nominate Facebook as the most antibligging platform of the year. They rounded things off nicely by deleting the post of a Chinese writer for talking about Tibet: http://mobile.nytimes.com/blog..." - Andrew Baron

Good point, and well said Andrew. I write infrequently in a politically based blog, where I'm free to slam all the thieves, crooks, and con artist's that hold undeserved seats of power, be it in DC, or any State.. It's my blog, and I can say anything I want, I allow others to comment about my rants, but they're still mine, and no one can delete them. They're in cyberspace for all time. - Russ Wilson