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Sunday, 26th October 2008

I've just been trying to read the latest call to arms over at The Corner

My greatest concern is whether this election will show a majority of the voters susceptible to the appeal of a charismatic demagogue...
He means Obama, of course. I gave up at that point. Once again, John Cole sums it all up better than I ever could in a post devoted to another of The Corner's  leading orators:
The downward spiral continues at the nation’s premier site for conservative thought. By this time next week, I fully expect McCarthy to be using graffiti he has read on stall doors in public bathrooms as a source for the revelation that after Obama receives the votes of tens of millions of Americans, he plans to murder them with Bill Ayers.
Oh, and I see that Atlas Shrugs -  one of the blogs that the more unhinged pundits have come to rely on - thinks that Colin Powell is an agent of, ahem, "stealth jihad". It goes wihout saying that Obama is a Marxist whose "mentors, benefactors and closest advisers are Jew haters".

Yes, just  another noisy day in the madhouse.

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