[Bedford Forrest]

He said Ayers was an excellent chef and paired the wines well.

'Paired the wines well', indeed, with a little slow-acting ricin, perhaps? Dead at 43, ay? Unless the coroner says otherwise, at a minimum, the timing raises a presumption that our man got himself killed by breaking bread with the slimesucker Ayers and his fellow vermin. Poison is always the way of cowards, is it not? Not good, not good at all. RIP, Freedom Fighter.

[Outlaw Woman]

I’m shocked. I’m shocked that Drudge is blaring this on his headlines, I’m shocked that this is not is breaking news and I’m shocked at losing Breitbart.

And I don’t believe a damn word of anything I’m reading in the news. WTF??

[Fiji Hill]

'Paired the wines well', indeed, with a little slow-acting ricin, perhaps? Dead at 43, ay? Unless the coroner says otherwise, at a minimum, the timing raises a presumption that our man got himself killed by breaking bread with the slimesucker Ayers and his fellow vermin. Poison is always the way of cowards, is it not? Not good, not good at all. RIP, Freedom Fighter.

Using a dinner party as a means of eliminating one's opponents is a venerable tool of statecraft. During the Italian Renaissance, poisoning became an art form.