Thursday, October 02, 2008

Ahead Of The Curve

Gwen Ifill Responds


On an ad-lib basis I ran my mouth and pounded my keyboard yesterday morning based on a Drudge Report article about the financial interests and political affiliations of Gwen Ifill, moderator of tonight's Vice-Presidential candidate debate. It appears I ended up with some serious company with Michelle Malkin and others wading in on the subject.

(Scroll down here to yesterday's postings if you missed my missive.)

Any way, this morning Drudge has a link to this article saying Miss Ifill takes some offense to her portrayal here on the bloggosphere. She has apparently even tried to allude to a "race" card...Imagine that?

I'm busy working on some other stuff for work right now, so I have to limit my response at this time:

Waaaaaaaaaaaa haaaaaaaaaa haaaaaaaaa

(here's a dollar Gwen...buy some Klenex on me)

UPDATE 5:55 AM

Oh No...It seems that now not only am I a racist, but I'm also lambasting a handicapped woman as Ifill breaks her ankle on stairs at her house.

First On TVNewser: PBS' Gwen Ifill has broken her ankle after tripping and falling down stairs at her home last night, a NewsHour insider tells TVNewser. We're told Ifill had been walking up a staircase, carrying research related to her moderating duties at Thursday's Vice Presidential debate in St. Louis, when she took a wrong step.

We are also told the show will go on: Ifill is planning to travel to Missouri for the big event.

(I might be an insensitive bastard...but at least I'm an HONEST one and seek to excel at it most of the time.)

UPDATE 6:05 am (I CAN'T LEAVE THIS ALONE IT'S SO MUCH FUN)

Watch this clip of Ifill commenting on Sarah Palin's speach at the Republican convention and tell me she's objective...

1 comment:

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A bank is nearly bankrupt......


Who fault?


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