The title is woman of the year. I offer a more conservative alternative. Real life is quite exciting. But alas, politics is part of real life, for those concerned about the country.
You didn’t need to post at all. But no, you’re possessed. See how that works? Now, you’ve had your attention fix. You really need to take Jim’s advice. He leveled with you.
I'm sorry, Sarah who? I'm not sure as to whom we are referring.
In order to better prepare myself for the November elections, I have decided to swear off TV and Talk Radio, and my limit my newspaper reading strictly to the classifieds and the comic section until then. See how the other 99% lives, as it were.
(Note: since it is published fortnightly, the hard copy of National Review stays. Every two weeks is plenty of time to catch up with politics. I swear, I will do my very best not to read my NRO emails)
How's it all working out you ask? Well, let's see, it's been 3 days now (with only minor lapses over to the online WSJ) Friends tell me that I'm a changed woman, with varying degrees of approval.
A typical comment is, "Hey, thank goodness you are finished with that silly primary nonsense. Now, you can get back to normal. There's nothing to fear from John McCain going back to the Senate. You'll see."
I'm miserable.
PS: I am delighted to "see" you pissant! You make me smile. I renew my offer: I will gladly cede my 19th Amendment rights, provided that both the 16th and 17th Amendments are repealed as well. Think about it.