I've
already demonstrated the absurdity of
left-wing columnist David Corn's bizarre claim in the aftermath of the shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz) by Jared Loughner that incivility and threats of politically-motivated violence are primarily a phenomenon of the Right. Even though
Loughner turned out to be a left winger, that ironic accusation became something of a fad after the Giffords shooting among Loughner and Corn's fellow liberals. Corn's strange column took this game of pots and kettles to extremes. It turned the reality that hate speech and the rhetoric of violence is overwhelmingly a phenomenon of the
Left exactly on its head.
It seems that
the media's ong salivated-over search of Sarah Palin's emails while she was governor of Alaska has produced tis first major story::
the number of death threats she received.
Of course, the media is largely ignoring the death threats. After all,
the whole purpose of the email search is to get some dirt on Palin, not on her opponents.
HT:
Real Clear Politics,
Michelle Malkin
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