Keep Dreaming, Hemingway.
INSTAPUTZ —
Sissy Mark Hemingway says Stevens' indictment isn't exactly good news for the G.O.P., but he's a corrupt politician first and a Republican second. For his next trick, Hemingway will persuade us that Yao Ming's success has nothing to do with his height and that K-Lo's editrixship is owed purely to her keen grasp of the English language and not, say, to her reprehensible politics.
No More Mister Nice Blog — ... '06 is that the GOP lost Congress because of corruption (plus Mark Foley), not because of Iraq or health care or the economy or Katrina; this is one talking point on which McCain didn't have to do a flip-flop to get in sync with his party's conventional wisdom. Prominent righty bloggers disowned Stevens a long time ago -- all right, all right, they threw him under the bus -- and a lot of them seem either somewhat pleased or even excited at the opportunity. Somewhat pleased: Stevens' indictment isn't exactly good news for the G.O.P., but he's a ...
Daily Blog Buzz: Senator Stevens Indicted
Weekly Standard Blog —
... The Corner's Mark Hemingway remarks, "Stevens' indictment isn't exactly good news for the G.O.P., but he's a corrupt politician first and a Republican second." Most Republicans will be rooting for him to resign or at least drop out of his re-election race, ASAP. As Michelle Malkin ...
