Rounding the final turn towards the finish line of this week's round up, it's Alex from Martini Revolution. Left and Right Blogostan were girded for a
October 11, 2007

Rounding the final turn towards the finish line of this week's round up, it's Alex from Martini Revolution.
Left and Right Blogostan were girded for a Battle Royale between Young Ezra Klein and Fraulein Konzentrationslager, after Ezra offered to debate her on the merits of the S-CHIP in a venue of her choosing, but the raging Malkintent declined Ezra's offer, with a curious mixture of rage, insanity and cowardice. Wonder why she's afraid? Perhaps it's better she didn't accept the challenge, since it appears Malkin and the other members of the Batshit Crazy community who jumped little Graeme Frost may have been mere sockpuppets for Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell. And here's a Malkin Haiku to go with it all.

When Wingnuttia is done with the Frost family, Seeing the Forest eyes who's next.

Another shock – it would seem that Ann Coulter is a religious bigot, and she's not alone, either.

Speaking of Coulter, here's an excellent read on why Coulter is better than Malkin.

We mentioned Bush pressing for immunity for Telecom companies lawbreaking in yesterday's roundup, but the blogosphere now is buzzing about some Democrats seeming willingness to give Shrub what he wants, and efforts to stop them.

If you've been looking for Pam Leavey's Democratic Daily without success, try its new web address.

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