Drudge is trying to scare us here locally:
It'd be funny to start a Twitter account named "Ebola Man" along the lines of "Florida Man" and "Florida Woman."
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Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Quote of the Day
"Another one on psych meds and obsessed with video games. And moronic NYC media wants to take guns from a free people?"
Found here.
Found here.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Follow the Bucks
Matt Drudge at play:

Harry Truman, of course, had a sign on his desk proclaming The Buck Stops Here. Obama usually passes the buck to George W. Bush, or looks desperately for the present button that he pushed so many times as an Illinois state senator. Biden, of course, was a counterfeiter, passing off other peoples' bucks as his own.

Harry Truman, of course, had a sign on his desk proclaming The Buck Stops Here. Obama usually passes the buck to George W. Bush, or looks desperately for the present button that he pushed so many times as an Illinois state senator. Biden, of course, was a counterfeiter, passing off other peoples' bucks as his own.
Friday, June 25, 2010
Drudge Takes A Scalp, Counts Coup
The scalp of Washington Post reporter David Weigel, that is:

More here and here.
It's rather like trusting Helen Thomas to cover Israel; you know she's capable of doing it, but you have to question her objectivity.
update: Ezra Klein, who started the listserv Journolist in which Weigel made his email comments, writes on the controversy here.
more: NPR characterizes Weigel as a "conservative blogger," which is part of the problem in this story: Weigel is no such creature. I've been reading descriptions of him varying from conservative to liberal to libertarian with progressive leanings. He's what most people would view as a liberal, and to mis-characterize him as a conservative is the same mistake that the Washington Post made when they hired him.

More here and here.
It's rather like trusting Helen Thomas to cover Israel; you know she's capable of doing it, but you have to question her objectivity.
update: Ezra Klein, who started the listserv Journolist in which Weigel made his email comments, writes on the controversy here.
more: NPR characterizes Weigel as a "conservative blogger," which is part of the problem in this story: Weigel is no such creature. I've been reading descriptions of him varying from conservative to liberal to libertarian with progressive leanings. He's what most people would view as a liberal, and to mis-characterize him as a conservative is the same mistake that the Washington Post made when they hired him.
Thursday, July 09, 2009
That Sly Dog Drudge
Tuesday, February 03, 2009
Thursday, January 29, 2009
The Snark of the Drudge
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