
Well, my friends, since no-one (and I mean NO-ONE) in Reich Wing circles seems to be willing to discuss the arrest of Free Republic poster, MalKKKinite, and domestic terrorist Chad Castagana, I guess it's going to be up to us to put this issue into perspective and explain what it means for Right Blogistan and, by extension, us here in the Reality-Based Community. This incident gives us a valuable look into the mindset of the sad, lonely men who read Pajamas Media and the threat they pose to American society.
It can be a very dangerous thing for an ideological zealot to gain a large and uncritical audience, whether you're talking about Adolf Hitler, Muqtada al-Sadr, or Ann Coulter. The kind of solipsistic, eliminationist rhetoric these people trade in has a particular appeal to disaffected angry young men who are socially isolated and bursting with undirected rage. When you band these people together into groups, they turn into mobs. If they're religious extremists from Muslim cultures, we call them muhajadeen or jihadi. If they're political and religious extremists from Western nations, we call them freepers or just "Republicans".
Chad Castagana is a 39-year-old, unemployed Californian who, in his own words, thinks of Ann Coulter as "a goddess" and "worship(s) Michelle Malkin and (Reich Wing Talk Radio shrew) Laura Ingraham". Up until a few days ago, Mr. Castagana was living with his parents and seemed like a nice enough guy, sure. A quiet type. Kept to himself. You get the picture.
Radar magazine tells us more:
According to an FBI affidavit obtained by Radar, Chad Conrad Castagana, who was arrested Monday on suspicion of sending powder-filled envelopes to Keith Olbermann, Jon Stewart, Sumner Redstone, David Letterman, Pelosi, and New York Senator Charles Schumer, purchased a $15 money order made out to "Friends of Katherine Harris" last September at a Woodland Hills, Calif., post office while he was picking up the envelopes and stamps he employed to terrorize the liberal elite.
According to the affidavit, Castagana, an "average looking" 39-year-old white guy who lives with his parents in Woodland Hills, attempted to send 13 fake anthrax letters to the aforementioned victims starting in September. We say "attempted" because the first letter, which contained the message, "Do you know Alan Berg? You should. Death to demagogues," and a harmless white powder, was sent to a poor sap on the Upper West Side named Jon Stewart—but not that Jon Stewart. (Alan Berg is the Jewish talk-radio host murdered by white-supremacists in Denver in 1984.)
Nice. But it gets better.
One of the Stewart letters featured a "picture of a recently deceased tsunami victim with a condition known as Priapism, an erect penis on a cadaver." Handwritten on the picture were the words, "Jon Stewart, Fuck Your Wife."
Stay Classy, Katherine Harris supporters!
Here are some of Castagana's other white-powder MASH notes:
To Olbermann: "There are too many demagogues in America. All of you are poisoning the well! Time to give your kind a taste of your own medicine."
To Redstone: "Fuck You Mr Monopolist [sic]"
To Letterman: "more then one way to frag a demagogue... your kind are the real poison [sic]"
To Pelosi: "CUNTFACE. IMPEACH THIS."
Charmed, I'm sure. This is a portait of the ideal Malkin reader, furiously angry, pathetically eager to carry out whatever he perceives as his masters' bidding, and a deeply uncritical thinker, an unquestioning foot-soldier to the Reich Wing's brand of dangerous ideological extremism. The Malkins of the world have provided a valve for the worst elements of American society; a bung-hole for all the hate, cowardice, xenophobia, and violence that simmer under the surface of our culture. They play upon people's fears and launch their very own little home-grown fatwas against people like the Dixie Chicks, the entire nation of Germany, and even the entire staff of photographers at the New York Times, going so far as to publish their ideological opponents' personal contact information on line, which, when your fans are people like Chad Castagana, inevitably results in death threats and terroristic acts. One woman was hounded to the point that it may well have contributed to her suicide, which took place two months after Malkin published her contact information and sent her readers in for the kill. And Mary Katherine Ham wonders why I don't want to rub shoulders with her at a party and make nicey-nice! These people are ultimately exactly the same as the radical Islamic clerics and jihadis they claim to oppose, and it's time we called them out as such. The Right Blogosphere is a cesspool of boiling hate and howling insanity and we need to stop pretending that these are people who can be engaged rationally, appeased, or tolerated. They stand in direct opposition to everything that America is about, freedom of speech, plurality of ideas, and equality before the law regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, and ideological or spiritual affiliation. To Malkinites, ALL MUSLIMS ARE KILLERS, ALL ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS ARE DANGEROUS, and ALL LIBERALS ARE "UNHINGED". "Unhinged" is a favorite word of Mrs. Malkin's. It was the title of one of her illegible screeds about the dangers of allowing liberals to exist in our society, but it's hard for me to imagine anyone more unhinged than a man who sends death threats and phony anthrax to media figures in an effort to silence and intimidate them. Enough is enough. Perhaps this incident and the FBI's scrutiny of hate sites like LGF and Free Republic will mean a safer, less threatening world for us all. We live in hope.
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Unhinged is right.
http://homepage.mac.com/masonmcd/.Pictures/PJM.png
The little arcs are from the flailing.
TRex banishes the Malkintents!
Amen
Well said, TRex.
I can’t wait until Haliburton finishes our detention camps and we can start rounding up Republican-deadenders (like this Castanaga fellow) and keep them away from decent society.
Hello, dear TRex !!
the silence on the Pajama media in this matter is deafening. Given Malkin’s tendency to find a weird nobody blogger and try to blow them up into something significant, that’s hitting pretty darn close tohome
I just knew you would deal with this. Rightards underscore the old dictum, “The closed mind always has the open mouth.”
OT The Guardian is reporting that Bush wants to go for one more big push in Iraq under a 4 point plan that seems in line with much of General Abizaid’s testimony today. This is just so wrong on so many levels. Can anyone remember how many “pushes” there have been? Probably not but I bet you can remember how successful they were.
The plan:
This is spitting in the wind in terms of effectiveness but represents a significant strain, sustainable for only a few months on an already overextended and exhausted military.
Like this is seriously going to happen and what do they expect the result to be beyond window dressing?
Maybe we could put them all on tranquillizers or get Rodney King to go over there and give them a “Can’t we all just get along” talk. It’s called a civil war, Junior, whether you and that idiot Abizaid want to call it that or not.
The Iraqi army lacks a command and control structure, logistics, heavy weapons, discipline, and an esprit de corps. Giving a few more guys rusty AK-47s will accomplish exactly nothing. An army is more than an amorphous assemblage of armed men. It is an organization. See the problem?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/Iraq.....48,00.html
This story if true represents a “stop him before he kills again” moment for us and for Bush.
So, there you have it, the fatal flaw of the Democracy, everyone get’s his say..
I can’t say much about freepers or Maulkkkin. I rarely visit the dark side. I have shit to do.
http://homepage.mac.com/masonmcd/.Pictures/PJM.png
the little arcs are from the flailing.
Sounds like he had a case of red ass….
Oilfieldguy @ 8
I’m just happy I got to call Malkin a bung-hole.
BUNG hooooole.
wonder if he’s on Hannidate….
Good post, and good morning from Graz.
Do you think you could arrange for people to get visas before they can visit Europe? Yesterday I had a disturbed customer from California who was verbally very abusive, claimed we had microwaves and laser beams all over the place that prevented her being able to sleep, we were the mafia, and so on.
Thanks to you, I kept my composure, and nearly suggested she should have rented one of our invisible tin foil hats for a Euro or two more, and she would have slept like a baby, but your influence hasn’t gotten me that far yet….
Whatever, thanks for making me worry about who all else is gonna show up over here…
Remember this nutcase when it comes time to consider regulating the media once again. It should be illegal, once again, to get on the air and spew invective and rumor.
Remind your congressfolk.
Sick fucks like Castanaga need a cause, a direction in their lives. Because they have no self-identity they readily attach themselves passionately to crazy public figures; it gives them a reason to live.
While Castanaga may end up jail, it’s the cheerleaders of hate that should be hounded off the air. But then there’s that troublesome first amendment…I guess we’ll have to snark them off into the dark fringes. And hold them responsible for stunts like posting private personal information. Why wasn’t that prosecuted, anyway?
Great post, TRex.
As one might expect, Orcinus has two great posts on this guy.
He’s the kind of psycho Neiwert understands viscerally.
http://dneiwert.blogspot.com/
RenB @ 17
Sorry to hear it. I hadn’t figured that her ilk would have any desire to visit Europe, but I guess it takes all kinds.
…since no-one (and I mean NO-ONE) in Reich Wing circles seems to be willing to discuss the arrest of Free Republic poster, Malkininte, and domestic terrorist Chad Castanaga…
Hey, I haven’t heard that much (if anything) about it in the “mainstream media.”
Wonder why???
Don’t get me wrong—it amused me
So, why isn’t this all over the news as a major capture in the War on Terror?
Sending threatening notes to high-profile victims because you want to terrify them? They catch the guy, but it’s No Big Deal?
Damn Liberal Media!
RenB @ 23
You have more fortitude than I. Customers like that can seriously strain my commitment to nonviolence.
How much of the talk from these Reich Wing wind-bags is real and how much is a scam? The same could be asked about the Elmer Haggards.
Alison @
20
That’s good stuff. And Orcinus is such an attractive blog. Great layout and colors. I always enjoy reading there.
“One woman was hounded to the point that she took her own life…” Come on, that’s not even close to accurate. Denice Denton had much bigger problems than some right wing hounding. There were plenty of newspaper articles about it at the time.
EvilDrPuma @ 23
This is why I love my job. If anyone asks me why I’m late, I apologize and explain the voices kept telling me to clean my guns.
They generally shut up after that.
Steve @ 26
Who, you mean Pastor Elmer Fudgepacker? That poor guy. All those preachers are trying to exorcise teh gay out of him and he’s just going to go find a new cock to sit on as soon as they leave. Provided, of course, that he can score some drugs.
I like how, on her blog, she quotes the dreaded New York Times, about her: “Firecracker!”
Well, she’s some kinda cracker, that’s for sure . . .
norstadt @ 28
You want ice in your Kool-Aid or do you take it straight?
RenB @
17
err…RenB…
paranoid delusions are a symptom of cerebral nervous system dysfunction, and hence may be found wherever one encounters (living) humans and their cerebra.
IIRC, a rather prominent Austrian who went into European politics had delusions of persecution (by Poland, among other nation states).
Can you explain the part where I’m drinking Kool-Aid? The story I read was that she got a big $$$ job at the university for her partner, while being chancellor there. That seems pretty wrong to me, and she was feeling the heat from it.
Gas Station Attendant: [in New England accent] Sure, I remember Stutts. He was a loner, but a real hard worker. I mean, he pumped the gas, he checked the oil, he washed the windows. Nice kid.
Ted Koppel: Do you believe he killed Buckwheat?
Man: Oh, yes, definitely. That’s all he talked about. I remember one day I says, uh, “Stutts, why are you working so hard?” He says, “’Cause I’m saving up to buy a gun, so I can kill Buckwheat.” [shrugs]
Do not forget the excellent FDL Book Salon — Conservatives Without Conscience hosted by Glenn Greenwald.
I am concerned that Dean has provided us with a very useful lens through which we can understand the methods and madness of the far right… and that lens is being forgotten.
Look at the three “attitudinal clusters” of Right-Wing Authoritarianism:
This fits this guy to a tee… 1) Idolizes his leaders; 2) Aggression towards their enemies in ways he perceives are sanctioned; 3) He’s written about a return to pre-political-correctness traditionalism
This guy’s the poster boy for what’s happened to the GOP.
Hey, DB!! It seems like ages since we’ve seen you around here. How’s tricks?
Things are solid, TRex. I’ve been lurking. Enjoyed catching glimpses of you on CNN during our most recent and triumphant hours.
Dover Bitch @ 38
Did I see you posting over at Feministing today? I sent Jessica a link to last night’s post, hoping she’d get a kick out of the Althouse bit.
I guess I’m starting to feel the power surge of, like, WE WON!!
Because I come to FDL and alla sudden, I think I’ve come to Jeebus.
Good One TRex!! Because regarding the pajamadeen, I wonder why those eco-”terraists” got some jail time and all over MSM, but this?
Any one die? Nope. Killed a coupla liberals though. (Thanks to Mark Twain)
I, for one, have never pretended that they should be engaged rationally, appeased, or tolerated.
I think they should be ridiculed and marginalized. For accomplishing this we thank you, Mr. TRex.
These people must be truly mentally ill. At first, I would say that, but really thought most of them were just insecure, etc.
But a 39-year-old man lives with mommy and daddy? He must feel HORRIBLE about himself. Hence, he turns to as-insecure insane freaks. I guess misery loves company.
And what is wrong with his mommy and daddy? Why would parents allow a middle-aged child to live with them, while spending what money he has on hate-filled screeds?
And don’t EVEN try and tell me it is so expensive in LA, he HAS to. BULLSHIT. Is it expensive in LA? Yes. CAN a poor person live there by himself? Of course. And if you feel you cannot live “in the manner to which you are accustomed,” MOVE. FRESNO sounds about right for you, imbecile.
That was not I. But Althouse has been entertaining lately. A lot of people have been especially entertaining now that the Congress has been reclaimed. Can you even imagine how depressing it would be if the election had been like the last three after all that’s happened in the past two years?
“Tee pee for Cornholijoe!”
;>)
Morris Sheppard @ 39
Uhh,
I think we should prolly hold off on unfurling the “Mission Accomplished” banner for a wee bit.
I’m just sayin’.
Dover Bitch @ 43
Althouse, man. She sooooo blogs like it’s 2002. “Ooh! I read today that chocolate is good for your heart! I love chocolate! Yay!”
Pffffffffft.
Oilfieldguy @ 44
OK. Strike “accomplishing” and replace with “furthering.”
norstadt @ 34
I spent twenty-five years in academia (student to faculty).
High-powered faculty humans tend to find equally talented partners. Talented faculty and administrators move to new systems with partners (gasp - not just the wifey cooking at home!)
The talented partners - who are often academics in their own careers - come as part of a package for senior level positions.
The high-level recruited academic scouts out:
(1) a position for her
and
(2) a position for the man or woman in her life.
[Both parties have to be fully qualified for their posts, or the student newspaper will run it on the frontpage - every week - and make everyone look bad…]
If high-level academic posts didn’t have the “two-fer” option, increasing numbers of faculty (especially in law, medicine, sciences, and senior admin) would just stay put.
There is nothing wrong or unusual about the arrangements described for the Chancellor’s partner. Such arrangements are normative for UC and other major academic systems.
The only wrongness about this (and this is not your responsibility, norstadt), was the SILENCE from UC and other academic stars when the “two-fer” arrangements were held up in the media like some special lesbian stolen perk.
I never saw MSM mention that dual position were/are routine for high-powered dual career hetero academic couples…
norstadt @ 34
That’s a reason to hire a lawyer, not throw yourself off a building, but I’m sure that having people phoning you with death threats a hundred times an hour had ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with her decision to kill herself. Clearly, MalKKKin is to be absolved of all blame, here.
We got a sayin’ round these parts.
“Shallow ponds make for easy fishin.”
Keep it simple and make it about blame.
My newest villian is the repugnant Glenn Blech. He is a real hatemonger and would be happy to see nukes falling willy nilly about the Arab world.
How the people at CNN can induldge a moral coward and a cretin like him is the scary part.
As to this nitwit with the powder. I can only imagine that if the recipients had been Trent Lott, Tom Delay, Rupert Murdoch and Bill O, and Hannidate this story would have much more coverage.
-GSD
norstadt @
34
Some of those articles might have pointed out that it’s not unusual, nowadays when spouses or domestic partners both have valuable careers, for a university (and I’ll bet other kinds of businesses) to arrange for appropriate position for the partner as well. It might be the only way the institution can get anybody at all that meets their criteria, and it’s not clear to me that there’s anything automatically wrong with it if the person is qualified and other circumstances of the hiring are fair.
Suicides are very mysterious to an outsider, but would criticism over her partner’s job have been a main cause if it would have been easier for her to dismiss than other things might have been? I had not realized that she was the person who’s data were published by the Malkin woman that time.
Heading home.
See you kids in a bit.
T-Rex is my canary. It takes a hell of a lot of pressure to make a diamond like this.
May your brilliance grow and never dim.
kirk @ 34, yeah, you are right that the package deal isn’t unusual. The papers could have made it more clear that that’s how she got the job for her partner. At the time I thought she first became chancellor, and then hired her partner, which would be more problematic. So I better apologize for thinking worse of Ms. Denton than I should have.
don’t forget that Mannthrax Coulter took credit for mailing white powder to the Old Gray Lady last summer.
That was just a funny joke! Ha ha! I’m laughing, and I’ll bet the mail room folks are laughing too!
What a cut-up! An absoulute riot!
OT ~ Here’s something you don’t see everyday: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqDAf_lg9Xs
I blame ideology…
Republicans can’t exist without ideology. They think it is the answer because it is something they believe they can control.
norstadt @ 55
norstadt, thanks so much for the real compassion shown in your apology. :)
(I’m biased, but for me there’s so much tragedy behind every suicide - I’m excessively vigilant about anything which seems to increase the load.
I apologize for carrying that energy into our home at the Lake…)
Cleanup on 56.
[Mod note; if you’re talking about Two Beers, we’re generously interpreting it as humor]
This might be a good time to sign the petition.
http://mediamatters.org/hatefree
I’ve been so disturbed at how much vitriol has been spewed in the Conglomerate Media in recent years. I guess we have Limpbaugh to thank for much of it, and is it me, or is it almost 100% from “conservatives?” They like to point out commenters on liberal blogs (which we know half of those are “conservatives” posing as liberals), and Cindy Sheehan, but who are the liberal equivalents to Man Coulter, Melanie Whoregan, and Glen Blech? What liberal pundits spout hate constantly? Can’t really think of any…It’s gotta stop.
a collection of comments by Castagana at Freeperville showing racism and an obsession with serial murderers and mutilation
and
a link to the Freeper thread that got an earlier Castagana pseudonym banned for being too Stormfront-like, which can be compared with what was said in the above part in terms of racism to find the boundaries of what is acceptable at Freeperville and the mainstream of Republicanism.
kirk murphy @
33
I really wasn’t trying to infer that that state is specifically something American, and I do understand what was wrong. In over thirty years of that work, there have been several such people from all over the place. It just happened to occur yesterday, and the post reminded me. And at five am, when the coffee hasn’t hit yet, am really not functional, so I guess I wasn’t thinking. Lurking is better, I guess..
People are prone to imitate what they hate.
One need be careful how one hates…
neokneme @ 58
I think they know it goes a bit deeper than that. Ideology is a poor source of power in and of itself, because in principle anybody can have an idea and many people can promulgate them. The real power comes not in ideas, but in the ability to control the material means by which ideas are presented. And Republicans know this well enough, or they wouldn’t have gone to such lengths to ally themselves with the corporate media through deregulation in exchange for turning mainstream media into their private echo chamber. (Constant sheeplike bleating about the “liberal media” is partly red herring and partly a way of pushing any dissenting voice out of the echo chamber.)
RenB @ 64
renB - it’s past 9 PM, here, and both my neurons are sleepy, or I wouldn’t mangle my attempts at tongue-in-cheek humor… I didn’t for a moment think you were seriously ascribing geographical (or national) causation…
I very much hope you keep commenting!
TRex @
27
He’s got Spotlight over there, too.
Kirk @ 60
You probably mean that sarcastically, but it’s not like compassion is real useful at this point. But you can be sure that I feel bad about this. After reading more about Denice Denton, she seems to have been an admirable person, and I wouldn’t care to speculate about the reasons for her suicide.
I also wouldn’t accuse people of hounding her to death, although the hounding itself was inexcusable.
Time to rent Talkradio again.
-GSD
norstadt @ 69
Gracious, no - I meant it (and mean it) sincerely. The smile was an attempt to indicate no ill will intended.
I wish pixels had vocal tone…. e-misunderstandings would be less likely….
Enough is enough. Perhaps this incident and the FBI’s scrutiny of hate sites like LGF and Free Republic will mean a safer, less threatening world for us all.
Trex - you forgot Malkin’s article index page at white supremacist site vdare and Stormfront, which the Freepers don’t want to be compared to, but after comparison aren’t really that much different other than supporting the Jerusalem Post’s vision of Israel.
kirk murphy @
60
Please do not apologize to me; this interplay between you two is the reason I come to the ‘lake. I learn something every day here.
The Evil Dr. Puma’s inner child strikes back!
I see your point about the medium being the message…
Though I’ll add that our medium is two way too. That’s why it is so attractive to those who like to feel connected.
My humor neurons appear to be off-line, and bed may bring a reset.
Goodnight, ‘pups. Don’t let the K-Street bugs bite.
Home now. Jiggety jog.
I wish I could shake this head-cold. Ick. I am one ill-liberal.
EvilDrPuma @ 60
No, I meant the jackass who thought his FDL hate site was worth linking to. You caught it.
Just saw this…
http://mediamatters.org/items/200611150004
What a fucking joke. I never heard of this Glenn Blech until Media Matters started pointing out some of his verbal diarrhea last Summer. How does this no-name get a show on CNN?!? Fucking unbelievable. This has got to be one of the most ridiculous interviews I’ve ever seen. It’s up there with this one…
http://www.crooksandliars.com/.....her-place/
Jeezus…who are these people and who gives them such a big platform?!? So disturbing….
“Chad Castanaga is a 39-year-old, unemployed Californian who, in his own words, thinks of Ann Coulter as “a goddess””
Which one? My guess would be Ammut a.k.a; ‘Devouress Of The Dead’ and ‘She Who Gobbles Down’
Glen Blech is remaking himself or something… he’s been advertising here and I hear him on the LA Air America station…
very strange to try to pick up this audience!
TRex- now that you’re home- thanks for a really great post. You do have such an amazing way with words, and I appreciate that, no matter what the topic. This part of your “wordsmithing” (that sounds mudane I know, so perhaps “unfettered soaring language” would be more close to the point) was particularly appreciated by me:
“The kind of solipsistic, eliminationist rhetoric these people trade in has a particular appeal to disaffected angry young men who are socially isolated and bursting with undirected rage. When you band these people together into groups, they turn into mobs. If they’re religious extremists from Muslim cultures, we call them muhajadeen or jihadi. If they’re political and religious extremists from Western nations, we call them freepers or just “Republicans”.”
EvilDrPuma @
61
no humor intended.
Coultergeist also “joked” that her only regret about Timothy McVeigh was that he didn’t go after the New York Times.
Coulter is an advocate for terrorism against Americans. Yet the wingnuts love her, and her anti-Americanism doesn’t impede her media access.
bonkers @ 77
Excerpt:Beck said: “I have been nervous about this interview with you, because what I feel like saying is, ‘Sir, prove to me that you are not working with our enemies.’ ” Beck added: “I’m not accusing you of being an enemy, but that’s the way I feel, and I think a lot of Americans will feel that way.”
Beck seems to be a little fuzzy on that due process thingy.
EvilDrPuma @ 76
I got it, but not before I ran over there and left a comment.
Won’t you please join me in shining a SPOTLIGHT on this post? Here’s my note to some favorites of mine, appended atop TRex’s post:
TRex @ 83
I thought about doing that, but the way this administration does things, I might need my fingerprints for the next time I travel.
One nnc, two nnc, three nnc…go!
Speaking of Jeezus…OK… How’s this for a philosophy —
The garbage man is the modern messiah. He takes away our sins religiously, once a week.
Glen Beck is a fucking tool. I don’t know what this whole recent publicity blitz has been about, advertising here and at Salon. Maybe he’s hoping to goad us all into watching his stupid little show.
Yawn.
Right on, TRex! The Malkins and Castaganas and Freepers and Coulters… the entire conservative movement is spawned from the notion that human beings can’t be trusted with democratic principles while progressives work to be inclusive and, hence, bring out the best in everyone. We thank you, T.
Wow. Cultists alive and well in the Rethug Party. Only a cultist would take these wackos seriously.
Authoritarianism is very scary!
A good friend of mine says that if it wasn’t for kids and old people she would be a libertarian!
TRex @ 87
One reason I’m not a cable subscriber is because I refuse to be forced to put money in the pockets of assholes like Beck (or most of the rest of CNN’s people, all of Fox’s, and a lot of MSNBC’s, Olbermann notwithstanding). I miss Keith, Stewart and Colbert, but all in all, I sleep better at night.
Blech is not even marginally good. At least with the phone sex enthusiast, you get to laff at how ridiculous he is.
Blech is actually painful to watch.
I’m all in.
G’nite firepups, from Carslisle, AR.
EvilDrPuma @ 82
For some reason my fiancee always turns to cnn when this guy is on. He is a giant gas bag of GOP talking points. I just tell him to change the channel because he is very Faux news like. He is only slightly less obnoxious than O’Liely. He typically has some winger sympathizer on and the two of them go on and on about how they believe X. Well there is rarely anyone on to defend X point of view. It is not labeled as an editorial. I am not sure what it is meant to be, but that is a major reason I don’t like O’Riely. He puts his own opinion in the middle of everything and talks over everyone else to prevent them from saying their opinion. It is really irresponsable and hard to watch!
Oh yeah and Olbermann never does that! Hugs Keith Olbermann! You rock!
I killed my cable in disgust right before Preznint Pustule was re-inaugurated. I just couldn’t take it.
I number it among my best decisions of the last five years.
I saw Beck on cnn in an airport. There were 20 people standing around listening. Really listening. Like moths to a flame. For some reason this one scares me.
Novakula throws down on Grandma over Murtha!
http://www.wash