You Said I Shouldn’t, So I Will — Quote Republicans
By SusanUnPC on April 2, 2008 at 7:39 PM in Barack Obama, Democrats, Hillary Clinton, John McCain
Here I go again. Committing another heresy:
No. I don’t seek forgiveness. Or understanding. Anyone who doesn’t like it, can go [redacted] themselves. See, I agree with Damozel, whose posts you’ve been enjoying here as well as at the terrific blog where she posts, Buck Naked Politics. In “A Reply by the Liberal Journal to a Note from the Pro-Hillary Blogs to the Pro-Obama Ones,” Damozel writes:
The Liberal Journal thinks it’s a shame that some pro-Hillary blogs are quoting Republicans. So does Brad at Sadly, No! “You know who you are,” says Nelson M. of the LJ. [I'm shaking! I bet they know about me!]
With all due respect to these fine publications, perhaps they had better consider what this means about the extent to which pro-Hillary bloggers have been alienated by the relentless scorn, sanctimony, and contempt with which some progressive blogs have treated Hillary Clinton and her supporters during the last few months.
Damozel continues:
For one campaign and one segment of the party to drive Clinton supporters to this level of disgust with their fellow Democrats is also no small feat—and nothing to boast about.
I am not sure what further instances of finger-pointing are intended to accomplish. Perhaps it would be more productive to ask how a large number of Hillary’s supporters have reached the stage where they feel that their traditional enemies—even Scaife, even Karl Rove— are speaking more rationally, objectively and justly than our fellow Democrats. Matter for reflection, guys.
It is amazing what “relentless scorn, sanctimony, and contempt” will do to a person. So I will continue:
And will continue. As long as Republicans and conservatives are making cogent points with which I agree — and as long as they’re calling out Barack Obama’s misstatements and outright lies — I’m right there with them.






















