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05 Nov 2008 05:11 pm
The Blogger That Dare Not Speak His Name
A classic from Cheney-toady Stephen Hayes at the Weekly Standard:
One writer for The Atlantic Monthly put it this way
last week. "What I've learned from watching McCain these past two
months is that there's nothing he wouldn't do if it could get him a
small bump in a news cycle, polarize the electorate, and appeal to a
rabid base that is now his only source of power." He added: "My view is
that McCain has shown his character in this campaign: it's vicious,
petty, lazy, reckless, vain and dishonorable."
Is there now a rule at TWS as well as at NRO to never link and (almost) never cite my name? And, by the way, yes: McCain's campaign was an ugly, hollow, vicious, cynical tragedy that deserved to lose by a much bigger margin that it did.
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