And no, we have no obligation to come to Chicago, kneel before your throne and beg to freely exercise the rights that so many before us have died for. To be honest, Mr. Mayor, I think Chicago would be a much better place if you spent less time in front of the cameras and more time behind your desk.

Collectors purchase these and they are used for target practice.

It's scary. It would've been terrible if they go down the road and get stuck.

This effort provides a very good example of the hard work our industry continues to do to make sure automobiles and auto production have the least impact on our planet.

That's hogwash. They found the ban was ineffective. It probably would have been voted down anyway.

These mansions are part of our heritage. They tell you something about the financiers and the industrialists that built Pittsburgh, but they're also a testament to the craftsmen and artisans that built the city. I can't imagine anyone tearing them down.

We just kind of put the word out there, and the people who came together were really wonderful. Several of us have different carpentry skills.

I think it would be fitting if we could lift Suffredin and his posh Evanston home and drop it smack in the middle of New Orleans' flood-ravaged lower Ninth Ward, ... I can just see Larry now, sitting on his veranda, trying to fend off looters and 'gators with green tea and granola bars. Yes, it's a silly visualization, but it illustrates just how out of touch Larry Suffredin is with the world lying beyond his cobblestone street.

I'd like to see Larry Suffredin go down to New Orleans and try to convince homeowners to give up their guns,

She's OK, it's just that Bill is much better.