... commenters to do it) include:
Gawker
gawker.com/5884224/
awful-white-rappers-drop-the-n-word-at-cpac-receive-standing-ovation
Terkel of Huffington Post
huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/10/cpac-2012-rap_n_1268571.html
RawStory
rawstory.com/rs/2012/02/10/
awkward-fox-news-contributor-debuts-rap-video-at-cpac
A Center for American Progress group
campusprogress.org/articles/...
... Newell of the usually-odious Gawker asks "Who’s Behind This Stupid Jon Huntsman ‘Manchurian Candidate’ Video?" (gawker . com/5873491/whos-behind-this-stupid-jon-huntsman-manchurian-candidate-video).
UPDATE: Somewhat unbelievably, the Ron Paul campaign hired a consulting firm (CanDo dot com) to look into who uploaded the video (Politico, peekURL.com/z3nVJeT ). Per the study (PDF peekURL.com/...
... to her blog) [2]. Max Read of Gawker links to the Lee post at [3]. Ezra Klein has his smears at [4]. His Washington Post colleague Dave Weigel's report (not as bad as the others, for what that's worth) is at [5].
I'd never heard of Mint before a couple days ago when I first saw their graphic (perhaps through Digg). I wasn't impressed for various reasons: it didn't cite who offered which...
Yesterday in an appearance on the Bill O'Reilly show, John McCain said among other, more important things, that he supports Arizona's tough new immigration bill (not yet a law) because "the people whose homes and property are being violated. It's the drive-by that -- the drivers of cars with illegals in it that are intentionally causing accidents on the freeway." You can watch it here: peekURL....
... arrest. In response, Adrian Chen of Gawker offered "Who is the Hero Who Threw Tomatoes at Sarah Palin?" (150k screengrab here, URL at [1]) in which he calls the person who threw the tomatoes an "American Hero". He then followed that with "In Defense of Throwing Tomatoes at Sarah Palin" (310k screengrab here, URL at [2]).
Posts like his aren't cute in any way: he's trying to mainstream violence...
... rightwingers.
* Andrew Belonsky of Gawker says among other things (gawker.com/5366498/census-workers-death-the-next-generation-of-lynching): 'We know that the levels of right-wing vitriol have reached psychotic new heights. But could they really be behind the "apparent homicide" of a Kentucky census worker, William Sparkman? Should we be calling this, as some are, a "lynching?" ...On September...
The attached video is a local meetup for Glenn Beck's "912 Project" and features someone who's probably genuine giving an anti-Communism and partly paranoid rant. However, near the five minute mark, a lady's voice is heard shouting out "burn the books". She's then challenged by a male attendee who asks her whether she's serious; she replies that yes she is.
It's pretty clear that the book burning...