That being said, until now, Gregory had struck me as somewhat more talented than most of his colleagues. Helen used to be a hack but has become somewhat better and more talented in recent years.

Opps.. I’m sorry.. was his long term memory damaged in an press-Bush admin game of touch football? Does he have a closed head injury?

Rlly. Srsly. STFU about things you don’t understand David.

Wow! What an astute journalist!

It has nothing to do with the right-wing witchhunt of Bill Clinton, calling him a murderer, blaming him for the 9/11 attacks and international terrorism, criticizing him when he launched attacks on Al Qaeda, then finally impeaching him for lying about an affair.

Nope, that didn’t polarize the country at all. Blogs are purely to blame for all the polarization. Thanks “stretch”. Now you can go back to kissing up to your hero George W. Bush.

I’m as sick of the results of contemporary journalism schools as I am of the results of contemporary business schools – both produce sycophantic, unimaginative, unintelligent graduates whose flocking and mimicry skills are enough to qualify them to be mynah birds.

What a place we’re in now, thanks to advances in modern PR and Marketing.

I for one don’t give a rat’s ass about labels. A creep is a creep is a creep; a moron is a moron is a moron.

Politicians don’t make politics divisive – bloggers do…

It’s such a shame that bloggers have taken the harmonious world that existed before the internet and have rent it asunder. Why, I can’t think of a single thing in all of history that caused any kind of political rift within a society… Just imagine how differently the Civil War could have ended if it weren’t for those nasty bloggers.

Yes – that’s a leap in logic. Its called an illustrative metaphor before you dumb trolls start your ignorant crap. Divide that, bish!

Gregory needs to pull his head out…

Comment by toasterhead — December 3, 2007 @ 8:20 am

That sounds just about right.

Comment by O. Bigfoot — December 3, 2007 @ 6:13 am

Which alternate reality do you live in, and how’s the weather there?

Only cause the liberal blogosphere I know and am a part of does not universally hate Republicans and love Democrats. We salute people who put integrity, honesty, and the well-being of the country above partisan bullshit. The fact that there are a mere handful of them on the Republican side of the aisle isn’t our fault.

I wouldn’t exactly call the Republicans losing both houses in 2006 “No power.” I wouldn’t call the Democrats not losing a single seat in those elections an expression of powerlessness.

Nor would I call Ron Paul’s campaign contributions, garnered mainly via online libertarians “nothing.”

What you don’t understand is that you Republicans fully deserve every bit of scorn you anti-moral, anti-intellectual and anti-human braggarts have gotten over the last few years, and the only reason why the so-called blogosphere is so overwhelmingly leftwing, is because Americans are frankly nauseated by the very thought of you.

Sure, the Democratic party is taking this support for granted, sure the leftwing blogosphere is taking it, for now. That doesn’t mean the blogosphere is powerless, it just means the blogosphere has looked at the alternative.

That’s always been my approach. I figure I won’t get to Heaven, and would probably find it boring. So, I take measures to insure my place in Hell. If nothing else, it’s a good back up.

Now I really have to go to bed.

Happy Hunting!

Thanx for the offer of reinforcement but, there are some members of my band who have yet to appear on stage. It would be unfair to deny them a chance to play such a fine instrument. However, if you wish, special guest stars are always a nice surprise.

Speaking of sleep, it’s time to retire.

G’night noble humans.
You too trolls, if you dare to mingle with your betters.

While I have always had to work hard and treat people decently to get ahead, I suspect that in the line to hell, Bush or Cheney would happily give me a break. I’d offer you cuts, but I’m afraid that we couldn’t request special assignments. On the bright side, based upon my earthly experiences, having fought for everything that I’ve ever earned, in hell, I’ll have a distinct advantage. I’ll have earned . . . I’ll have created value. . . I’ll have fought . . . Frankly, I’ll have failed, brushed off the dust, gotten up and tried again, succeeded, and led . . . all concepts distinctly alien to four-deferrment Cheney and “You’re high if you think I’m going to serve in the National Guard Service . . . Yeah Dad, on my way, you guys kiss my smokin ass, toot-toot – I’m so outta here – dubya. It’s a BART ‘tood.

(BTW, Rythem clearlly isn’t correct, but I looked it up and Spellchecked it – there you go – it’s my spelling and I’m sticking to it – Rovian)