characterization

The non-corporate daily read, edited and published a column it now believes reflects badly on its community:

Ha, you know you love it.

–Exploding would-be murderers.  I hate when that happens.

–Poor Sookie has had to do so much cleaning up in this show.

–Oh, blond guy, you are so cute.

Fred Thompson cuts a radio ad for Bill Russell, the Republican candidate in Pennsylvania’s 12th Congressional District, whose campaign has been bolstered in recent weeks by

I simply do not know where to begin with Sarah Palin’s delusional notion that she was cleared of any wrongdoing in Troopergate.

Senator Kurita’s primary election opponent seems to have no problem with an electoral rematch with nemesis:

I know that Liberals/”Progressives” have a different standard for “lying,” but I think this issue is a wash (see here and here)–voters can judge for themselves which

I know that Liberals/”Progressives” have a different standard for “lying,” but I think this issue is a wash (see here and here)–voters can judge for themselves which campaign is over-reaching in their characterization of how the “bridge to nowhere” reflects on Palin’s political character.
Also at WisdomisVindicated.

I know that Liberals/"Progressives" have a different standard for "lying," but I think this issue is a wash (see here and here)--voters can judge for themselves which campaign is over-reaching in th