Dean Barnett (at Hewitt Blog) tries in a long post to put away the gay-issue molach that the Conservative coalition has been feeding their young to assiduously for, what?, over a decade. What do you think his chances are?
Michelle Malkin, I find out, is a blogger and she has something to say about the molach. She swoons over George Washington's Rules of Civility & Decent Behaviour In Company and Conversation. Reading them over, I'd say something ... but if you aren't Civil and Decent you have to go to rehab or something, today. Get the picture. Could it be? Nah! The RIGHT has it's own p.c. pieties? Who'd have thought that of the "Reagan Devolutionistas"?
Don't believe me? Think I'm over-the-top with cheap-liberal Chardonnay?
Well, recently awarded "The 2006 Blogger of the Year" at C-PAC, a bloke called "NZ" writes:
Ann Coulter has her place in modern-day politics. She's a bomb-thrower. Bomb-throwers are the people on one extreme or another who lob their verbal grenades at the other side, pointing out what they see as the flaws, the hypocrisies, the lies, and the outright wrongness of the opposition.
And, in a facile and parenthetical moral dodge:
But you never, never, EVER give them anything resembling real power or authority -- even a "moral authority."
(Yes, I did once say that Ann Coulter would be a great Supreme Court nominee, and I stand by that. ...)
So, alive and well, ... good luck drowning your molach, though, because it really is all our problem; and, cheerily, voters do have a choice to just say no to molach, and to BOTH Conservative p.c. and Conservative "bomb throwers" ...
