Carrie Underwood: I'd quit my job if my husband told me to

[Summer Hathaway]

98. Uh, Carrie Underwood is nowhere near

as influential as Elvis was. Not even close.

I guarantee you that if you ask any of Underwood's die-hard fans what they thought of her views on marriage - and ask a mere two weeks from now - they won't even know what you're talking about, no less remember what she said on the matter.

This notion that younger men and women will be persuaded to adopt Underwood's example and conduct their marriages accordingly, that their minds will be changed, and they will then "buy into conservative lies" is utterly ridiculous.

And what you are calling for is basically the censorship of anyone whose opinion differs from your own.

And on that note ...

I see you have a penchant for questioning the political position of anyone who disagrees with you:

Your reply to me: "That's what YOU read into it, perhaps because you conform to CONservative "ideals""

Your reply to someone else who disagreed with you: "I'm surprised a single Democrat would even think of defending her 1950's tripe and thinks it's a-okay. I'm surprised some Democrats here are that short-sighted."

Your reply to another: "Try reading my post again. You've completely misunderstood it and
the goal of this site, which is definitely not to defend CONservative tripe. You're new here. I'll cut you some slack and not think you're not a Democrat"

Wow, you decided to 'cut some slack' for the last one - how benevolent of you.

Implying that anyone who doesn't agree with your opinion means that their position as a Democrat is questionable is not only rude and obnoxious behavior, it is arrogant in the extreme.