In case you don't know what Wonkette is, it is — by far — a blog site full of the biggest Lefty fruitcakes in existence. "Frothing at the mouth" would be an adequate description. Following is a selection of their posts and links from just this past week.
Remember, folks, if you want the latest anti-right screed, then you want Wonkette!
Is Perry finished?
The "Perry’s last chance" debate
Texas is another country
The lesson of Perry’s candidacy: Think before you run
Does Rick Perry really want to be president?
Huckabee to Perry: Stop complaining and toughen up
"Perry's soft on guns, soft on life…the only thing he’s strong on is his own voice."
Mitt Romney: The devil you know
Romney can’t beat Obama in 2012
Coulter endorses Romney: "You’ve got to go with what you have"
RomneyCare: Making a fool of every Republican it touches since 2006
Harry Belafonte: Herman Cain is a "bad apple"
The Cain train is going to wreck
This 9-9-9 plan isn’t very progressive
"When I hear 9-9-9, I want to call 911"
Cain doesn’t have a clue about foreign policy
Will the tea party abandon politics?
These tea-party congressmen don’t love America
That GOP debate certainly was terrifying
These debates are pitiful
Quite the list, eh? And that's just from one week! As I said, if you want the latest in hard-core right-wing defeatism, then you want Wonk-
Oh, wait a sec. Damn it!
Sorry, everyone. I've made a terrible mistake. Those were last week's links from Hot Air, the "leading conservative blog for breaking news and commentary."
And just why is the "leading conservative blog for breaking news and commentary" so incredibly defeatist? I have no idea. But hey, this was the blog site that had more anti-Palin links than pro-Palin links during the 2008 election, so who knows what's going on behind the scenes? If anyone out there has the scoop, please let us know in the comments. It's all quite the little mystery. After founder and ex-boss Michelle Malkin wrote her anti-Perry HPV article a month ago, Hot Air promptly ran twenty anti-Perry headlines in a row over the next two weeks. Twenty.
The kicker is that Hot Air is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the California-based Salem Communications Corporation, owner of over 1,650 sites, and the "bloggers" are actually compensated writers.
In other words, they were paid for the above.
Again, I apologize for my grievous blunder, and I promise to be more careful in the future.
At least, until next week.
