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You know, I really have to question the author's credibility. The blurb at the bottom says: Todd is the author of “Dispatches From Bitter America.” The book
by j_baker 14y ago
You know, I really have to question the author's credibility. The blurb at the bottom says:
Todd is the author of “Dispatches From Bitter America.” The book is endorsed by Sarah Palin, Mike Huckabee and Sean Hannity. Click here to get your copy.
...which leads me to believe this is more political than a case of really wanting to save Bucky Balls. For example, notice how the article is almost exclusively dedicated to the CEO, while the "victim" only gets half a sentence?
- kevinpet 14y agoYou don't share his politics, so therefore you disregard everything he has to say? I'm pretty sure this article is about the CEO. You know, since it starts off talking about his letter? I envy your ability to instantly and accurately decide every controversy merely by learning the political affiliations of the parties.
- j_baker 14y agoHow exactly does "question the author's credibility" translate into "disregard everything he has to say"? Regardless of the author's political affiliations, I seriously doubt that his writing appealed to the likes of the people like Sarah Palin by being sane, rational, and thoughtful. I mean, sure, there's a good chance he's really an intelligent and respectable guy, but I think the simplest answer is that he's a political shill and has no credibility. And that's the answer I'll stick to until I see evidence that I'm wrong.
- snowwrestler 14y agoWhy would it matter if he is intelligent, respectable, or shilling? If he told you it was raining, would you look him up on Open Secrets before you grabbed your umbrella?
- j_baker 14y agoNo, but I would definitely look up at the sky to see if it was raining before believing him. I only believe weather conditions that are given to me by people who are intelligent, respectable non-shills.