Eugene David ...The One-Minute Pundit |
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Monday, February 01, 2010
I think I know why the news hacks' show-biz hype grates on me: it's because they've cured cancer. I don't know when they first cured it; probably when Joseph P-Ulitzer uttered his first bromide. The impetus for cancer curing goes back further, of course, to Horace Greeley's one-man drive for the Emancipation Proclamation, or even earlier perhaps to the abolitionist papers, but they were truly in the right, and their views were no doubt the exception, the press always tilting toward reaction. Cancer curing advanced in earnest in 1971 with the Pentagon Papers, and reached a fever pitch when Woodstein forced Tricky Dick's resignation and other P-Ulitzer winners ended an UNJUST WAR, and none of the mountainous fiascoes or shame or the cold clear stare of history since have vanquished that heroism. So news hacks can cure cancer while causing mental obesity with their verbal junk food.
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