Re: What a jerk

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It's the sort of thing "big-city elites" would find funny, isn't it? I thought those were all liberals.

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Hey apostropher,

I saw your comment there on presidents doing most good after their presidency was over. I'm thinking JQ Adams might actually have a chance. He did the Amistad case - at least acording to the movies. He served in the US House as well. If that Clinton for Secretary General thing ever became more that a whispering campaign he might have a shot.

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I have to say, the line would be sort of funny in another context, when it's not part of a rush to belittle someone like Carter. The setting really got to me, though. God, those people piss me off.

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You know, I did the same thing: I clicked from Kevin's, but while the site was loading, I thought, "why the fuck am I doing this?" and closed the window. God, they suck.

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Ogged is right. Since the election, I've been making a concerted effort to avoid going to sites that will just piss me off. I much prefer to pretend Jonah Goldberg doesn't exist.

As Norbizness put it so eloquently: doughy pantload.

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I've decided to spend my computer time only with other human beings. That means that The Corner is out.

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This little episode fits neatly into the previous discussion here about the term 'chickenhawk'.

Let's see, a bunch of guys who never served in the military thinks it's just dandy to ridicule the naming of a military vessel after somebody who did. And did so by any and all accounts honorably.

If that's not a perfectly valid character flaw to point out, I don't know what is. Sad, sad, little men.

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If you're going to trash a current or former president, do something really fun (and admittedly juvenile) like this.

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