If you put them both together, you almost have two minutes - minus bumper music - of reporting of WikiLeaks. That's supposed to cut it? Although, to his credit, Matthew's not wearinggarish make up including lipstick that's about 15 years (I'm being kind) too new for him. For that, you give to break out The Nation's website - or as most refer to it, "Katrina's Bulletin Board."Katrina, marrying your professor may give you look alike the eternal student but you are not, however, still 21.When it comes to appearances, she's quickly becoming the Ayn Rand of the left. At The Nation, you will notice a man by Laura Flanders that has "WikiLeaks" in the style and tosses out the terminus a few times in the clause and led a friend at the cartridge to call yesterday evening wanting a quotation in the snapshot. But, as it was read to me - one potential pull-quote after another - it became obvious the man is not, in fact, about WikiLeaks. We addressed that this morn and we'll again note: You can't take her today without grasping how consumed with disappointment and envy she is. And perhaps that's what whoring brings?She's still whoring. Laura our supposedly pro-choice Socialist is praising anti-choice Tim Kaine as "savvy" in her so-called WikiLeaks column. There's no ass she won't kiss. Meanwhile In These Times is apparently gunning for an "outstanding civilians" award from the Pentagon. How else to explain that WikiLeaks' revelations have never been written about at the site? James Weinstein is groaning from the sober but, hey, they might win a Publications Improvements award from DoD!
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