September 14, 2004

Matthews vs. Malkin, Cont’d

According to an AP story over the weekend, Chris Matthews is “hot again,” thanks to his celebrated recent on-air confrontations with Michelle Malkin and Zell Miller, as well as MSNBC’s standout coverage of both conventions.

As for Michelle, she’s apparently not quite so hot- a speech she had been scheduled to deliver at American University was canceled this week when the school’s College Republicans told her to back off; I don’t normally support such PC zealotry, but her “defense of internment” arguments are so noxious –and so blatantly ahistorial- that they don’t belong at any institute of higher learning.

Sorry, but I happen to come from a people that’s sort of sensitive to the idea of innocent people being tossed into camps, against their will, on the basis of nothing but their ethnicity.

Posted by Stephen Silver at September 14, 2004 01:03 AM
Comments

As a Republican who went to American, though never a member of the College Republicans there, I have to say this surprises me. They were rarely ones to back away from controversy; in fact, they were much more likely to court it.

Posted by: Dave J at September 14, 2004 10:39 AM

Malkin hasn't learned one of the basic rules of life: when in a hole, stop digging.

Posted by: zoey at September 14, 2004 03:59 PM
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