I'm not sure how wingnut
became the term to describe right wing punditry that is just so out there as to be crazy, but my hat is off to the person who condensed right wing nut
down. It's a damn fine term. What's so sad is how much of the right wing punditry is wingnuttery. I long for the days when William F. Buckley was the voice of the right wing. And as often as I disagreed with William Safire, he was no Bill O'Reilly, Sean Hannity, Joe Scarborough, Ann Coulter, Michael Savage, or any of the other myriad right wing pundits that dominate these days. Why has the right wing given up on erudite commentary?
On Language: Wingnut
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I don't plan to delete my LJ (I paid for permanent status, dammit), but this will be the last post. I don't plan to read it anymore, either…
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Unemployed
Turns out my insurance is cut off at midnight tonight, not the end of the month. In a way, that's a good thing. Now I'll move my appointment…
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Home from the cruise, off to Sunnyvale
A week off, but tomorrow I head to the home office for a week there.
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