Best of the Web?
In the you-never-know-what’s-going-to-catch-them category, I was surprised to discover this morning that the Wall Street Journal, of all places, took umbrage at my clever rendition of Rudy Giuliani’s well reported cross-dressing appearance, and cited a blog lambasting me and others as “gay baiters” in their “Best of the Web” section.
Well, OK, just spell my name right.
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A gay baiter? Please. I think they are missing the issue- which is clearly Guiliani’s shameless prostituting for the support of the so-called religious right.
I often tell more moderate Republicans that it’s a shame that they continue to support a party which is controlled by the theocratic elements of their “base”- the folks who use the now-famous “southern strategy” to appeal to racists and whom believe the unfortunately-named ‘war on terror’ is a good front for an all out war on all things Muslim. No matter which way they spin it, it’s all about hate and intolerance.
I’m actually not surprised that the Wall Street Journal focused on the fly on the wall and not the 800lb gorilla sitting in the middle of the room (that would be Guiliani).