Angry or Mendacious? Which Best Describes George Will?
As always the invective in this post is solely attributable to me
George Will uses unacceptable invective:
There are the tantrums -- sometimes both theatrical and perfunctory -- of talking heads on television or commentators writing in vitriol (Paul Krugman's incessant contempt, Ann Coulter's equally constant loathing).
Did George Will just compare Paul Krugman to Ann Coulter? To write that, Will must have been very angry, temporarily insane or just plain mendacious.
A new low for George Will. He thinks he is being clever in his vitriol towards Krugman. Foolishly angry George Will.
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