| "Everything we wrote about him came from the public record," Brock replied.
Inquiring minds want to know. |
Brock is just upset that Gannon never asked him out on a date. Guess Brock will have to content himself with intimate lunches with Sid Vicious Blumenthal.
Good luck to him if he can do it successfully.
Don't sell your body on the internet, and then whine when somebody sees.
Well, this will send the leftists into new fits of rage and vengeance.
I don't think this is going to have legs.
But it'll be fun to watch.
This is stupid.
| "Everything we wrote about him came from the public record," Brock replied.
Inquiring minds want to know. |
Hmmmm. He's considering suing liberal interest groups? Bloggers? How exactly do you sue someone for whispering gossip or throwing in his or her two cents on an issue? And good heavens, isn't it gossip or hints from one person to another that fuel the digging deeper into MOST stories, regardless of the topic?
Maybe those who have such volatile skeletons in their closets should be a little more low-key and hog the spotlight a little less. (No offense, Jeff/James.)
Oh, and a reminder to us all: the internet is public access. If you put it anywhere on the net, it can be found by those who want to find it. That goes for personal information as well as photos. So if you don't want to be exposed, don't expose yourself.
Gannon should have toughed it out. He should have wheeled and attacked their liberal bigotry. If he had he would still be in the news and the libs would have bloody noses. Don't be afraid to fight these people. They are not used to patriots fighting back. It really throws them for a loop.
I hope Jeff takes on Brock. Brock needs to be taken down a notch or six.
That doesn't matter. The 'discovery' phase of such a trial could be illuminating in its own right. Who, precisely, is funding Media Matters? Who was David Brock in touch with as this "kerfuffle" unfolded (so to speak)?