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Saturday, March 5, 2005
Huh?
As you've probably noticed, there have been several Alan Greenspan-related posts on the main page in just the past day or so. In one of those threads, blogswarmer Bob Brigham suggested that we "unleash the blogosphere" on Greenspan. It's a brilliant idea - no one is more worthy of having a halo-ectomy than St. Alan - so let's have at it...

And for those of you who want to really get down & dirty in the trenches, we can turn this into a one-degree-of-separation venture. That is, if you can find similar material for anyone who is closely linked to Greenspan, that's fair game, too. Good examples would be Greenie's idol, the nutbag "objectivist" Ayn Rand, and Andrea Mitchell, his NBC reporter wife. (An aside: We can debate the merits of this approach all you like, but suffice it to say, there is no question that Republicans do the same crap to us all the time. If you still want to play by the Marquess of Queensberry rules, fine - but I've moved on to brass knuckles.)
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And, to make it amply clear, this is emphatically not a call for a "smear" campaign. This is a call to reveal the truth about Alan Greenspan (and his associates).

--Daily Kos (via John Cole)

Whah?! Ayn Rand? They think they're going to take down Alan Greenspan through Ayn Rand? Let me repeat that one more time just so we're clear... Ayn... RAND!

Gee, with sound tactics like these I can't imagine why the Left's highest profile takedown is a gay prostitute wannabe reporter.

They need to rethink going back to those Marquis of Queensberry rules. Taking mild doses of physic to work on their bowels and stripping naked and letting two men rub them gently with soft Turkish towels is actually probably higher up on the list of plausible ways to get to Alan Greenspan than going through Ayn Rand is.

Posted by Rob Bernard on Saturday, March 05, 2005 at 09:41 AM in Politics/Government


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