this weekend the latest word on bitterism from congressman tim murphy is who, me?ed a piece in "the pittsburgh post gazette" that says, quote, president barack obama is a natural-born citizen. while some would rather distract the american public, i hope we can get back to reality and focus on what's important, such as creating jobs. i know what is important and what is political theater. who, me? if you want to stoke the birthers, congressman tim murphy, if you want to stoke the people shutting down town hall meetings, if you want to stoke the deathers who say that health care reform is a secret plot to kill old people, if you want to stoke the secessionists in texas for crying out loud it's your right to do do so as a politician, and it's also our right to notice and when you get judged as a bitter, deather, secessionist governor because you cultivated those folks. who, me, is not really a defense. helping people save money doon car insurance.ut there gecko: aw thank you, sir. boss: but i think there are a few other things you can say about what a reliable company

those four are don young of alaska, jerry lewis and gary miller of california and pennsylvania's tim murphythe democratic side features senators roland burris of illinois, kent conrad of north dakota and chris dodd of connecticut and new jersey's robert menendez. house members being investigated include john murtha of pennsylvania, linda and loretta safn chez of california and charles rangel of new york. the politico reports that rangel has now spent more than $1 million in his defense. the u.s. commission on civil rights is demanding an explanation from the justice department about its dismissal of a civil complaint against three members of the new black panther party accused of intimidating voters last november in philadelphia. commission chairman scwerld reynolds tells the washington times, quote, if you swap out the new black panther party in this case for neonazi groups or the chu klu klux klan you likely would have a different outcome. the only charge that stood was a weapons complaint against the leader. the justice department says the evidence did not support the case. the times rep

while they have lost some key players in percy harvin and lewis murphy, tim tebow is back, as is brandonar's 22 defensive players. well, bruce smith will headline the 2009 pro football hall of fame class this weekend. that will be enshrined. the 11-time pro bowl selection and two-time defensive player of the year spent 15 seasons with the buffalo bills before going to the washington redskins for his final four. taking a look now at who will also be part of that class, there you see bob hairkz randall mcdaniel, bruce smith, derrick thomas, rod woodson and owner ralph wilson. a couple of those individuals are post-mortem enshrinees. here is our nfl live crew with more on this weekend's festivities. >> welcome into nfl live. trey wingo with herm edwards and matt millen. it's one of the great weekends of the entire football year. it happens preseason. hall of fame enshrinement, canton, ohio, coming up saturday. six members in the class of 2009. we have really special players going in, matt, including the all-time sack king in bruce smith. >> you knew this one would happen the day he decided