Drudge Team May Break Up

DiscovertheNetwork.org ^ | April 4, 2005 | Richard Poe

[Beat Up A Democrap Today ?]

Is huffingtondummydumdum a Democrap or a Republican this week?

Hell, This witch switches parties as often as she does fat bald companions and tampons!

[mercy]

Talk about DOA.

Crap! I'd become a dues paying member of DU before I'd log onto AH's website. The woman is brain-dead and has no detectable soul.

[Lurking in Kansas]

Is huffingtondummydumdum a Democrap or a Republican this week?

Hell, This witch switches parties as often as she does fat bald companions and tampons!

She is loyal to only one party, the Green party, as in $$$$.

[cibco]

Drudge ping!

[lainie]

Thanks for the ping! Anybody jumping to Arianna's ship needs to have his head examined...yuck. Wonder what this will mean for Matty Matt?

[Tall_Texan]

I don't know what the pay is but it would be a huge mistake to hitch your wagon to Zsa Zsa Huffington. She's Theresa Heinz-Kerry with a different accent.

[Hand em their arse]

"There's a lot of rumors out there that I cannot confirm or deny,' Mr. Breitbart said yesterday."

"That's what we call a non-denial denial in the news business..."


Actually, to me it sounds more like a denied non-denial..... but, maybe that's just me??? :)

[longtermmemmory]

Drudge is a fool for pulling the FR link. His is the best way to fish for articles for discussion.

[longtermmemmory]

she will try and pull the msm to switch from Drudge to her.

She will probably copy his very efficient homepage.

[Rebelbase]

Dudge get's half his material here at FR, shouldn't affect him at all.

[lainie]

longtermmemory, that's what I'm thinking too.

ping for the Sunday night Drudge listeners...

[lainie]

April 24
Mark Ebner and Andrew Breitbart, will sign and discuss "Hollywood Interupted," "Insanity Chic In Babylon" and "The Case Against Celebrity," 3p.m. Peppertree Bookstore & Cafe, 622 North Palm Canyon, Palm Springs. 325-4821

These anti-celebrity-culture books keep coming out. Never heard of Mark Ebner.

[lainie]

Link to the original McCaslin Washington Times piece

Eat the Press
http://washingtontimes.com/national/20050331-124027-5740r.htm

[cyncooper]

Can someone tell me Arianna's history? I know she was on the right, now shes on the left, what was she before that? A reporter, a columnst, a left coast elete, what?

I know I've read about her bio before she came on the national scene but I can't recall at the moment what it was. What I do remember is that she was a conservative writer who took stands I agreed with. In fact, remember the Arlington Cemetary scandal during clinton's administration? Arianna Huffington (along with Insight Magazine, which broke the story) was instrumental in uncovering Larry Lawrence's fabricated military record which led to his being disinterred from Arlington.

Anyway, shortly after that episode, I vividly recall seeing Arianna appearing on some program telling how she had attended that Renaissance Weekend the clintons so famously attended every New Year's weekend. Arianna had brought her daughters. She was absolutely rhapsodic over how charming and brilliant clinton was. She's never been the same and gotten progressively (pun intended) worse since that point.

I also recall long ago she popped up on FR to say she had started a new website and linked to it. Nobody seemed to care.

[bd476]

TomGuy wrote: "What is a 'radically chic'? I guess if I have to ask, I ain't? LOL"

What is Radical Chic, you ask? Radical Chic is one of the funniest most critical peeks into the nosebleed section, that is, the place where Arianna types cavort. The book was written after a dinner party with the Leonard Bernsteins by Tom Wolfe.

Radical Chic & Mau-Mauing the Flak Catchers
by Tom Wolfe
Published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux 1970
"A notable piece of reportage . . . Radical Chic
will never be the same." —Playboy

"...Felicia is remarkable. She is beautiful, with that rare burnished beauty that lasts through the years. Her hair is pale blond and set just so. She has a voice that is "theatrical," to use a term from her youth. She greets the Black Panthers with the same bend of the wrist, the same tilt of the head, the same perfect Mary Astor voice with which the greets people like Jason, John and D.D., Adolph, Betty, Gian-Carlo, Schuyler, and Goddard, during those aprés-concert suppers she and Lenny are so famous for.

What evenings! She lights the candles over the dining-room table, and in the Gotham gloaming the little tremulous tips of flame are reflected in the mirrored surface of the table, a bottomless blackness with a thousand stars, and it is that moment that Lenny loves. There seem to be a thousand stars above and a thousand stars below, a room full of stars a penthouse duplex full of stars, a Manhattan tower full of stars, with marvelous people drifting through the heavens, Jason Robards, John and D. D. Ryan, Gian-Carlo Menotti, Schuyler Chapin, Goddard Lieberson, Mike Nichols, Lillian Hellman, Larry Rivers, Aaron Copland, Richard Avedon, Milton and Amy Greene, Lukas Foss, Jennie Tourel, Samuel Barber, Jerome Robbins, Steve Sondheim, Adolph and Phyllis Green, Betty Comden, and the Patrick O'Neals . . . "

". . . and now, in the season of Radical Chic, the Black Panthers. That huge Panther there, the one Felicia is smiling her tango smile at, is Robert Bay, who just forty-one hours ago was arrested in an altercation with the police, supposedly over a .38-caliber revolver that someone had, in a parked car in Queens at Northern Boulevard and 10th Street or some such unbelievable place and taken to jail on a most un-usual charge called "criminal facilitation." And now he is out on bail and walking into Leonard and Felicia Bernstein's thirteen-room penthouse duplex on Park Avenue.

Harassment & Hassles, Guns & Pigs, Jail & Bail—they're real, these Black Panthers. The very idea of them, these real revolutionaries, who actually put their lives on the line, runs through Lenny's duplex like a rogue hormone. Everyone casts a glance, or stares, or tries a smile, and then sizes up the house for the somehow delicious counterpoint . . .

Deny it if you want to! But one does end up making such sweet furtive comparisons in this season of Radical Chic . . . There's Otto Preminger in the library and Jean vanden Heuvel in the hall, and Peter and Cheray Duchin in the living room, and Frank and Domna Stanton, Gail Lumet, Sheldon Harnick, Cynthia Phipps, Burton Lane, Mrs. August Heckscher, Roger Wilkins, Barbara Walters, Bob Silvers, Mrs. Richard Avedon, Mrs. Arthur Penn, Julie Belafonte, Harold Taylor, and scores more, including Charlotte Curtis, women's news editor of The New York Times, America's foremost chronicler of Society, a lean woman in black, with her notebook out, standing near Felicia and big Robert Bay, and talking to Cheray Duchin..." End excerpt, link to Radical Chic excerpt online

[cyncooper]

None of the freepers who recently left would have any affinity for or desire to associate with the likes of Arianna Huffington.

[cyncooper]

Gwyneth Paltrow is going to blog at that site?!

LOL

[bd476]

Thank you for the ping, Lainie. Kind of amusing when you think about it.

[Willie Green]

None of the freepers who recently left would have any affinity for or desire to associate with the likes of Arianna Huffington.

Why wouldn't they?
LOL! Every single one of 'em share the same affection she has for social conservatives.

[Casloy]

hey, when Conservatives won't pay attention to you, and you are a camera whore, just switch political affiliation.