What they’re really not telling you

Posted on August 14, 2004 by Charles Kuffner

There are many things about the Houston Chronicle that I’d change if I were given the freedom to do so. If I were limited to just one thing, I’d see to it that they never printed anything by Michelle Malkin ever again. If you want to know why, read this and follow the links. As far as I’m concerned, any publication which uncritically prints Michelle Malkin is not worthy of being called “respectable”.

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7 Responses to What they’re really not telling you

  1. Charles E says:
    August 14, 2004 at 2:54 pm

    I was horrified to see Malkin on Bill Maher’s HBO show last night. It’s not bad enough that Maher almost singlehandedly pushed Ann Coulter into national fame, now he’s going to do it with Malkin.

  2. kevin whited says:
    August 14, 2004 at 3:51 pm

    Coulter’s actually a relatively intelligent broad who’s adopted the schtick for marketing purposes (in my view). It’s worked for her popularity, if not for her credibility.

    Malkin, on the other hand, has never impressed me that much one way or the other.

    It’s indicative of the poor judgment of the Comical’s editors that they think SHE of all people needs to be one of their few regularly featured “conservative” columnists.

    Sadly, she’s an improvement over reading about, say, local columnist Andrea Georgsson’s efforts to give away leftovers to her neighbors.

    But that only speaks to just how horrible the newspaper is.

    It blows the mind that they couldn’t round up some other young conservative columnists. How hard would it be to turn to TownHall.com and pick up a few names to grab in syndication? Except that requires editorial discernment. There is none at the Comical.

  3. Grammar.police says:
    August 20, 2004 at 10:52 am

    Malkin in the Middle

    Everybody’s talking about Michelle Malkin’s odd-job performance on Hardball with Chris Matthews last night, but frankly, Matthews’s rhetoric was at least as professionally objectionable as Malkin’s—though let me insert a great big glaring neon Ve…

  4. The People's Republic of Seabrook says:
    September 12, 2004 at 7:03 am

    The willful manipulation of the truth in the service of demagoguery is truly despicable

    What they’re really not telling you A little background There are few things more despicable than twisting the truth to fit a narrow ideological spectrum. Michelle Malkin, who already is the “proud” owner of one DUMB@$$ AWARD, seems to have no qualms w…

  5. The People's Republic of Seabrook says:
    September 12, 2004 at 7:03 am

    The willful manipulation of the truth in the service of demagoguery is truly despicable

    What they’re really not telling you A little background There are few things more despicable than twisting the truth to fit a narrow ideological spectrum. Michelle Malkin, who already is the “proud” owner of one DUMB@$$ AWARD, seems to have no qualms w…

  6. The People's Republic of Seabrook says:
    September 12, 2004 at 7:06 am

    The willful manipulation of the truth in the service of demagoguery is truly despicable

    What they’re really not telling you A little background There are few things more despicable than twisting the truth to fit a narrow ideological spectrum. Michelle Malkin, who already is the “proud” owner of one DUMB@$$ AWARD, seems to have no qualms w…

  7. The People's Republic of Seabrook says:
    September 12, 2004 at 7:06 am

    The willful manipulation of the truth in the service of demagoguery is truly despicable

    What they’re really not telling you A little background There are few things more despicable than twisting the truth to fit a narrow ideological spectrum. Michelle Malkin, who already is the “proud” owner of one DUMB@$$ AWARD, seems to have no qualms w…

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