Sentence of the Day, Irony Division
by evanmcmurry
“To tell you the truth, a lot of conservatives see Fox News as being somewhat skewed on certain issues,” said Patrick Brown, who runs Internet marketing for The Western Center for Journalism.
“To tell you the truth, a lot of conservatives see Fox News as being somewhat skewed on certain issues,” said Patrick Brown, who runs Internet marketing for The Western Center for Journalism.
Sentence(s) of the day: “Mr. Buckley’s imperial, yet sweet and oddly touching letter reminds me of a student’s petition to get his grade raised. I thought Atlas would shrug.” –John Gregory Dunne, in response to an angry letter by William Buckley Jr., in response to the former’s negative review of the latter’s book.
“[Romney’s ad] also makes an unspoken contrast to Gingrich, whose commitment to marriage is measured in frequency not longevity.” –John Dickerson, in Slate.
Sentence(s) of the eve: “Dykstra scoffed at reports that he recently bailed on a formal agreement to fight fellow former baseball star Jose Canseco in a celebrity boxing match. He said the Pennsylvania fan who ran his Twitter feed while he was incarcerated signed the contract without his full consent and then fabricated quotes for a press release.” When that’s your EXCUSE…