Wednesday, August 13, 2008

FACTS? WE DON'T NEED NO STINKIN' FACTS

This tidbit from the NY Times review of Maggot Corsi's book reminded me of Crazy Davey Horowitz's response when 2 of his favorite examples of academic liberal bias turned out to be false: “These are nit picking, irrelevant attacks,” he said.

The Maggot takes the same line when confronted with one of his many lies:

Mr. Corsi cites a report on the conservative Web site NewsMax.com that Mr. Obama had attended a sermon on July 22, 2007, in which Mr. Wright blamed “the ‘white arrogance’ of America’s Caucasian majority for the world’s suffering, especially the oppression of blacks.” Mr. Obama, however, was giving a speech in Florida that afternoon, and his campaign reported he had not attended Mr. Wright’s church that day....

“There is a dispute about the date, and Kristol chose to side with Obama,” Mr. Corsi said. “We can nitpick the date to death,” he added, saying his “fundamental point” was Mr. Obama’s close association with someone ascribing to “black liberation theology.”

...Mr. Corsi described most of the critiques of his book as “nitpicking,” like a contradiction of his claim that Mr. Obama had failed to dedicate his book “Dreams of My Father” to his family; Mr. Obama dedicated the book to several family members, in the introduction.

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