The Poor Man Puts the Smack Down

Quote of the day:

What I don't remember is that time when criticizing Bill Clinton personally was equated with disloyalty to country. I don't remember that at all, and I think I would, being as that sort of criticism of Clinton was not exactly in short supply. I do remember Bill Clinton being called a traitor, maybe once or twice, or maybe for 8 years and then beyond without a single moment's respite, but I don't remember much going the other way. Memory's a funny thing, so maybe Google can prove me wrong here, but that's how I remember it. And while Tom DeLay may be "within his rights" to use his influence to denounce his political opponents as traitors, I believe there might be other useful standards one could use to assess such conduct. The phrase "blackest, rankest douchebaggery" seems apropos.

On the other hand, if you want to pray for God to protect Tom DeLay from "the deadly poison of his enemies," prayeralert.org has one all prepared for you. Just remember to pray for safety from sodomite anarchy, too.

Or, you know, for some sodomite anarchy to be inflicted on DeLay.