Wash Post op-ed says send money to Republicans (Krauthammer column)

Charles Krauthammer's column on Friday starts off by calling Howard Dean delusional for saying that the White House may have been warned that some sort of attack was likely before 9/11, and for making a joke that Fox should be broken up. It ends by telling individuals to send $2,000 to the Republican Natl Commitee, and couples to send $4,000.

The column is supposed to be funny, but it would take a pretty slimy mindset to actually find it funny.

The article is at:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A37125-2003Dec4.html
The article is analyzed at:
http://www.dailyhowler.com/dh120503.shtml
If you object to any aspect of the article, please politely contact the Washington Post ombudsman. Be polite because the ombudsman didn't write or approve the article and we want him on our side.

Michael Getler is the ombudsman for The Washington Post. Before taking on this position in November 2000, he served as executive editor of the International Herald Tribune from 1996 until 2000. He can be reached at (202) 334-7582 or by e-mail at ombudsman@washpost.com, or c/o The Washington Post, 1150 15th Street, N.W., Washington, D.C., 20071.


To reiterate, Charles Krauthammer wrote the dubious column, and ombudsman Michael Getler has the authority to take action.

The Post got hung out to dry by its readers for the Lynch story. I'll write.

Krauthammer is an out-and-out full on GOP WHORE.

I found the doublespeak of this article as insulting and demeaning as anything I've ever read. Accusing me of having a "comprimised intellectual immune system" because I have the nerve to question *'s policies.

:mad:

Krauthammer and the GOP whores have succumbed to an epidemic of intellectual AIDS.

Unfortunately, there don't seem to be enough neocondoms to prevent the infection from spreading among the general public.

I agree. Dean made a joke after Chris Matthews raised the subject of Fox.

Krauthammer twists that into proof that Dean is full of obsessive rage against Fox.

And there's nothing he can do--not even lying is going to help at this point.

didn't even have to pay for that campaign ad.

http://www.dailyhowler.com/dh120503.shtml

beware the elipses of deceit

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