Or maybe he was in too much pain from his surgery for fake pancreatic cancer.
They love to write interminable accounts about themselves and their "meet-ups" and "conferences" before the events, but other than how successful they were or who was there, little is reported after the events about what took place.
Roberts' Rules of Order might be considered too confining for the wildly enthusiastic trashing of America that inspires attendees to fling money at the feet of the conference leaders, so minutes of these meetings are probably not kept.
But I would have thought that Pitt, who seemed terribly worried that in promoting Andy's cancer for money, he may have invited slurs on his honour from those who felt cheated, would have made the effort to attend the Wash. U. conference in DC to discuss his misgivings with votetrustusa's Training Director, Andy Stephenson.
Skinner, proprietor of DU, seems heedless of his legal responsibility to exercise due diligence so that his site is not used by greedy jackals to devour the substance of the lambs that make up his flock.
Pitt is very, very excited about the Downing Street Memo rally at Lafayette Square. Kevin Zeese who serves with Andy on the votetrustusa board, has made the Memo and Impeachment his new hobbyhorse. Perhaps, Pitt has had a meeting of the minds with Zeese; forget about Andy.
Getting Bush will put Pitt up there with the big game hunters like Joe Wilson, Clarke, Rather and Mapes. Maybe he'll be invited back to Al Franken's apartment to meet with the "sharpest knives in the journalistic drawer," and maybe, this time, they won't come down on him like a brick wall for writing about it.
Pitt's honour seems to be as transient as raids on hospital mailrooms.