“Konfusing Kancer” is just a young guy that’s apaprently, unfortunately had his mind taken over by some of the worst of the worst of the Right-wingers online. He’s not a troll per se, but he is, in fact, a birther and an admitted tax evader.

I requested the information about Beck because I have found no way to definitively verify that Beck actually said what you claim.

I have found that many mistakes get made and repeated on blogs of both sides. Accuracy can slip in the heat of a discussion.

Having been labeled a troll many times by liberals, I would like a definition of the term. I do not view myself as one. Also as a conservative poster, I’ve seen your liberal brethren post large volumes of dogma on my favorite sites, when you pin them down with specific questions. So how can you tell a troll from someone you just disagree with?

In the Clean Election post Donna said, “However, rabid conservatives are taking over state legislatures all over the country.”

I want to know if she believes these people are being taking over or being voted in. There is a huge difference, don’t you think?

Your answer, Appleblossom, was neither, you said, “she said conservatives were taking over but actually they have been voted out of office over the last couple of cycles nationwide.”

OK, so she says rabid conservatives are “taking over” and you say that they are being voted out. Which is it? But that is not even my point. Whatever your excuse, these people are being voted in – and if they are being voted in, shouldn’t that count as a valid change of power?

Troll: How do you suppose I am a troll? I’d be delighted in hearing how I meet the definition of a troll simply because I have asked questions to the hostess.

Oh yeah, time to go see if you ignored my questions yet again. :)