What nonsense or vitriol I or Charley or Ron or anyone spouts in the privacy of our kitchen after one too many on a Saturday night is our own business - but if we go on national TV and spout the same stuff, then it's everybody's business.

Maybe it's not fair that this Imus character is getting nailed for what other media "personalities" are getting away with, but maybe it puts out a bit of a warning. Besides, one guy breaks into a house, gets arrested, and beats the rap; another one gets sent up the creek on less evidence. Not fair, but he shouldn't have broken into the house in the first place.