You're not supposed to cut and paste an entire article. Not legal.

...as will all articles that simply cut and paste entire articles.  For more on this topic, see here.

Well, I didn't cut paste the whole article.  I also gave a link, so I'm not passing it off as my own.  The cut and paste and giving a link is how its done in another community I'm on. I just thought that it was a pretty universal thing.  I'm not trying to be troll here and I just think that if Hillary is getting a free pass by Lowell, (Don't let the right-wing smear campaign tarnish Hillary), I thought a faithful opposition should be in order.

Though I post, I'm not here 24/7 with my name brandished across the screen, like you guys. I'm just a simple college student and Lot Attendent, who abides by the maxim that politics should be the part-time profession of everyone.

Now a word on my cut and paste. I only know how to put text on the screen, and not pictures. I don't know how to make an article have a "there's more" tag. At this stage, I am mostly experimenting.

Washington Post's Fisher Praises Webb, Again! (+)
by: David M
Tue Jun 06, 2006 at 17:42:26 PM EDT 

Marc Fisher: Harris Miller from "the suicidal wing of the Democratic Party" (+)
by: Lowell
Tue May 30, 2006 at 07:38:28 AM EDT

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Today, in the Washington Post, columnist Marc Fisher profiles Harris Miller.  Although Fisher appears to like Miller personally ("a roly-poly, friendly guy" who "dumps four creams in his coffee, gobbles a cookie and answers his BlackBerry almost simultaneously"), politically he demolishes Miller in a way that almost makes Fisher sound like a blogger.  Oh wait, he IS a blogger, author of the NLS-platinum-rated Washington Post blog, "Raw Fisher."  And, from the looks of it, Fisher has reached the same conclusion as the rest of his platinum, gold and silver Virginia bloggers:  Miller's a political disaster. 
Check this out.

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Especially this last part by Hillary lover Lowell, Lowell is copying parts of the Washington Post while refering to it.  Say isn't that what I'm doing, I just copied parts of the Washington Post while providing a link.  Now Lowell can say, but that's different, we were in the heat of campaigning and trying to rid ourselves of George Allen. I can retort,well due to the constant campaign, every year is crucial.  We were founded as republic where men of all stripes can raise themselves up from their bootstraps and become president. You don't need the right connections.  But with the bid of Hillary Clinton, our republic is under assault as two families will rule the the White House. I believe it is my duty to help stop that from happening. 

My friends, dear readers, I wish I could spend more time on this, but my schooling beckons, I must get to Biology class and get the study guide.

But perhaps you too can see the silencer effect of Lowell who worked hard to get anti-Iraq Jim Webb elected to the Senate and now is working hard to get pro-Iraq Hillary elected to the presidency. At the very least demand how is his copying and pasting is legal and mine is not?