strong opinions

Mmmm, not quite. But what I do have a problem with is the swift action taken against someone’s job when they work in the media and dare to criticize a Clinton.

I know the Reverend Wright controversy has already been written about extensively, including on the other side of this blog. However, though I may be late to the topic, I feel the need to share a few thoughts on the matter. It’s not because I’m excited that a politician from the opposing party has found himself in a bad position.

Katie Allison Granju gives her web guru kudos to the PR wizards who decided to do a bit of blog marketing to promote their efforts to get wine into Tennessee grocery stores:

In today’s PC world, diversity, understanding, tolerance, equality are all the big buzzwords. But yet, as we’ve seen popping up here and there at anti-war rallies and the such, anti-semitism seems to be rearing its ugly head. Or is it just Israel bashing? How else do you explain Ms. Magazine and their refusal to run this ad: Click here.

Here’s from the American Jewish Conference