It’s finally over, in time for it all to start all over again. As Hillary scoops the Democratic nomination, Spike talks about…. what? Oh, he did? Obama? Really? B-but six months ago… Hmm. It’s finally over, in time for it all to start all over again. As OBAMA scoops the Democratic nomination, Spike talks about the primary as a whole and looks ahead to five more months of this guff, intensified. Well, at least he’ll have plenty to talk about, right? Questions: What links (never a frown with) Gordon Brown to scary mentalist Derren Brown, other than the name? Why is Google turning into an AOL/MySpace hybrid? How well does Tony Blair know his Bible? Who says Britain’s “moral vacuum” is turning formerly good Christians into Islamic fundamentalists, and why? And how does that relate to the apparently moribund world of local radio? What can stop kids smoking and drinking? Are internet users ruthless and selfish? And what’s WITH that slutty mermaid…? All the answers, and much more, are in these eighty action-packed minutes of Rage. Don’t forget to kee pin touch with comments/complaints/factoids/free porn at SpikeShow.com. Does you Facebook? Then join the Rage Machine Co-Conspirators’ Group. Invite a friend. Get that friend to invite a friend. Get that friend’s friend to invite a friend, and so on. It’s at http://facebook.spikeshow.com Less

Lindsay hits the streets to find out what people think about polygamy and whether or not it should be a crime. Less

Prosecutor David McDade discusses clemency for the man convicted of murder in Douglasville, GA twenty years ago. Less

David McDade, the District Attorney for Douglas County, GA, breaks down the crime, and speaks up for murder victim Joseph Pala. Less

David Crowe is scheduled to be executed this week. Lindsay's in Georgia to cover the story, and we want you to tell her how to do it. Less

On today's Tuesday Snack, Will channels Andy Rooney for some reminiscing about the good ole' days of the 2008 primary. On a big primary day with two entrenched candidates, is there much of a chance that anything will change? Less

On today's Tuesday Snack, Will channels Andy Rooney for some reminiscing about the good ole' days of the 2008 primary. On a big primary day with two entrenched candidates, is there much of a chance that anything will change? Less

This is it. Obama and Clinton in a decisive battle. That is until it's not a decisve battle. Indiana and North Carolina weigh in on the long slog toward the Democratic nomination for president. Less