I did not attend this event, but I have attended ONL events before. ONL is a talk show, I'm not sure why not being political enough makes them "offensive". I mean I will let them speak for them selves, but they are an entertainment show, why would you expect a "debate" at a talk show? Also while it is true that ONL reduced their rent before singing the sublease option, there still has been no official policy that says that that action (which Backspace took as well, at the time) requires a re-application. It would be great if ONL paid more, but keep in mind that we haven't come up with a price for nightly rentals in the ballroom, when we do I think it would be fair to evaluate ONL's contribution based on that. Anyway, just standing up for this show even if it isn't really my cup of tea all the time, I think what ONL has been able to do with it is pretty amazing, and to force them out because their show isn't radical enough in the ways you want it to be would be a shame.