I've been meaning to right about Rev. Wright and a whole host of other issues that have come up lately, but with all the stupidity floating around the airwaves passing as insightful political commentary, it's hard to know where to start.
Fortunately, in times like these, I can remember that for all the talk about gas tax holidays and windfall profits taxes, there are some people in the world with bigger problems than who's pastor said what to whom one Sunday.
At least I don't live and work in Zimbabwe.
— Dan
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I used to think Dan was leading the Politirazzi Best Blogger list (it's on Wikipedia), but now I know the truth. He's simply Politirazzi's version of Nick Kristof. Wahh, Zimbabwe! Way to go, Dan. You could've been the next Maureen Dowd.