Here we go again

The Chief Moron came out swinging against his favorite punching bag yesterday (Content Warning on that link and an explanation about the date here), and I can't blame him, seeing as how Andrew Sullivan dove head-first into the sewer again with the following (no link, as per editorial policy):

A pathological liar simply cannot be trusted to tell the truth about herself, even on a subject as routine as a pregnancy and infant son. I can't believe I'm asking these questions either. But in the absence of any answers, what am I supposed to do?

How about stepping back from the brink of insanity and taking a long, hard look at your rotten soul, Andrew? Or maybe, thinking for a while about how you're so deep in the tank for your new Messiah that you're willing to spread vile rumors about someone you perceive to be a threat to His ascension?  Oh, and Andi, just because you say someone is a pathological liar doesn't make it so.

I know this puts me out of the mainstream of acceptable Washington opinion.

No, this puts you outside of polite society, or at least it should. You've sunk to peddling easily discredited smears about the innocent  teenage daughter and infant son of one of your political opponents under the paper-thin guise of "just asking questions," like a goddamn 9/11 troofer.  That actually puts you "out of the mainstream" of acceptable people who aren't horrible shitheels.  That kind of insane, conspiratorial bullshit puts you squarely in the company of people who should be shunned by decent, thoughtful individuals everywhere.

Surprisingly, though, at the end of his insane ramblings, St. Andrew of the Blessed Heart-Ache actually writes something sensible for a change:

If you really think you now know all you need to know about her, read someone else.

Done and done. Have a nice life, scumbag.  Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm off to find a list of companies that advertise in The Atlantic.  They might be interested in some of the tawdry, gossip-rag trash you've been peddling over there.

Posted by: Sean M. at 02:16 AM | Comments (2) | Add Comment
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