This morning, Drudge links up to Camille Paglia’s latest column. Contained within is one of the most hilarious – and accurate – sequence of sentences to be penned this election season: The mountain of rubbish poured out about Palin over the past month would rival Everest. What a disgrace for our jabbering army of liberal journalists and commentators, too many of whom behaved like snippy | Read More »
You know, I don’t think anyone would have accused the Palin e-mail hacker of being a genius in the first place. But after reading this article from Computerworld, I’m convinced the guy was an even bigger idiot than I first suspected. Most hackers have a tiny bit of intelligence, as they’re usually able to pull off some pretty sophisticated computer tricks. But this guy seems | Read More »
Martin Knight wrote a diary here just before the now-infamous ABC News crucifixion interview of Sarah Palin. He opined that Palin should bring her own cameraman to record what was said so the REAL interview could be documented. Indeed. Mr. Knight was quite correct. The web site Newsbusters.org now shows us why this is the case. They point to several egregious examples of hacks of | Read More »
When I lived in the Bay Area, long, long ago, in a life far, far away, Willie Brown was the Speaker of the California General Assembly. I detested the man and thought that every syllable he uttered was total, utter nonsense. Now I suspect that if I knew more about Mr. Brown today, I’d probably still detest the man. However, Willie wrote an article last | Read More »
Camille Paglia claims the kind of personal beliefs that I find quite objectionable – Obama-supporting, pro-choice, atheist, drug legalization, etc. But it seems like every time I read her stuff, I find myself intrigued by her points. And her article today is no exception. She displays stunning insight about the DNC and GOP conventions, the Palin nomination, and her credentials as a “brand new style | Read More »
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