As I said before, anyone who is an enemy of Michelle Malkin is now an enemy of me, and thus it looks like the Wall Street Journal might be my enemy.
Apparently, they’ve blacklisted Michelle for her criticizing their views on immigration that lead to more terrorists sneaking into our county – the last country we want terrorists sneaking into!
Well, it’s not time to pull the Filthy Lie out of my arsenal just yet. I’ve been reading Best of the Web for a long time now and respect James Taranto. Thus, Monday morning I’ll write him a reasoned e-mail asking him “what’s up, yo?” and I urge you to do the same (but wait until I e-mail first; also, make sure you say you’re doing this on my behest so as not to get Michelle in any trouble). Hopefully then we’ll get some answers in the Monday edition of Best of the Web.
We in the blogosphere must stick together (unless, of course, we disagree on stuff). A blogosphere divided against itself… well… makes for an interesting read.
Anyhoo, more on this Monday.
Sorry Frank, but an enemy of the WSJ is an enemy of mine! Malkin’s hot little tush on the line or no…
Oh, First!
Like I said there:
Americans will walk through Hell in a gasoline suit to follow a true leader (read: Reagan).
Mr. Bush: PLEASE stop trying to please all of the people all of the time. Follow your convictions and we will follow you.
Sorry, comment above belongs in post below. Mea Culpa.
Also, if I call you sweetie pie will all my enemies become your enemies, Godfather?
Keep your friends close. Keep your enemies closer. Michelle Malkin might be best “held” as an enemy. 🙂
Of course, it makes no more sense for the WSJ to make her an enemy over one opinion than for you to make them one over the same.
Just an observation.
Why am I supposed to make sense?
Hmmm…. If asked (no one ever does), I would have said that you were an adequate enemy and a poweful blogger.