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What's up with her? I'd say she has changed a bit.

[denydenydeny]

The only thing missing was Janet Reno and her flamethrower.

Is this stupid fag hag saying what I think she's saying?

[gcruse]

Damn. I used to like her, then semi-like. Now, it looks like she's a even-less-talented Molly Ivins. So long, kid.

[jackbill]

What's up with her? I'd say she has changed a bit.

I'm not that well versed on "female problems" but it would seem that she has had something stuck in some part of her body for some time.

The Washington Times stopped carrying her a long while ago.

It's probably not appropriate to throw stones, after all, any of us could be similarly afflicted.

[McLynnan]

the cult members gathered in Waco, a hot, dusty town on the flat, featureless central Texas plain.

I object! It was about ten degrees cooler than it could been, it's not dusty here, and it's definitely not flat. We have molehills. Give me a minute and I'll come up with some features.

[MinuteGal]

Some ghost is writing for her just like that other well-known "author", Hillary.

If this is the heavily-accented Ms. Huffington's syntax and style, I'll eat my baklava!

Leni

[Brett66]

Why does the National Review have a socialist writer?

[abclily]

Pass the Kool-Aid, Pardner? Arianna has some weird stuff in her Kool-Aid!

[Orangedog]

Damn. Her ex husband turning out to be a screaming pillow-biter must have messed her up worse than I thought. Old dude must have driven her right over the edge.

I remember the first time I saw her, she was on Reed Irvine's NET network. I think it imploded around the time he lost it in an interview about Paula Jones (if you saw Reed's meltdown that day, it was classic!). Maybe there was too much lead in the water at NET.

[GVnana]

What the hell has happened to Ariana Huffington?

She won my admiration when she got down-and-dirty in the trenches on drugging school children and fired some very potent shots at the FDA and drug manufacturers.

But this is awful. Comparing Bush to Branch Dividians? All that's missing is Janet Reno and her flamethrowers? Is this a joke? Ariana. You have become very confused, girl. Time for vacation?

[another cricket]

What's up with her? I'd say she has changed a bit.

The first time I saw her she was in bed with Al Franken. This was in 1996 I think. She hasn't changed at all from my point of view.

a.cricket

[Paul Atreides]

Her husband left her for a man. Then, she starting schmoozing around with that idiot who wrote the Rush Limbaugh is a Big Fat Idiot book.

[Lx]

You know, I liked her better when she was on Green Acres.

[tubebender]

Arianna got the vapors back in 94 when Newt led the upset in the House. The North East Rhinos almost became irrevelent. Bill Kristol and Little Orifice Annie had to be put on life support until they could pile on Newt along with the lamestream press.

[mercy]

Ah, the Dick Morris phenomena. She's obviously gone on the DNC payroll. Racicote will just have to offer her more money.

[The Great Satan]

Yip, Arianna, pity the poor "little people" who can't wangle themselves cozy berths serving as "beards" for gay millionaires. It's almost impossible to imagine how they could ever make ends meet.

[AmishDude]

I don't think she writes for National Review at all. I noticed, MFH, you didn't post a link. It's not online there and I'm sure the print edition wouldn't carry something with such sophomoric name-calling and shallow "analysis".

[FryingPan101]

It's been so long since I've seen her name. I thought maybe she had shriveled up and blown away. I was hoping. I never understood a word she said. I always thought she was a nut. "Pass the kool-aid, Pardner?" Sounds like she's pokin' fun at us Texans. Hmmm, sounds like some kinda profilin' to me.

[Diverdogz]

Everyone is attacking Arrianna and the screwed up things about her life, her gay ex-husband and such. But...I have yet to see mention of the big elephant standing in the room at Baylor in Bush's economic forum. The forum is a joke that nobody is laughing at. Its pathetic. Bush doesn't get it - this country thrives on real honest debate where you let in dissenting opinions instead of bringing it your corporate cheerleaders reading off a script written by the Bush team.

I disagree with some of the specific characterizations of her article - overly dramatic, but the point she is trying to make is valid. The economic forum in Waco has as much critcal analysis as a QVC floozie peddling cheap costume jewelry.

[Uncle George]

Anyway HUFFY was a FREEPER long enough to steal our KOOL-AID logo.

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