That democrat chicken with only one extreme right-wing

By Aussiegirl

Herb Meyer has pointed out a curious phenomenon in this country, how the debate has been framed in the public arena by the democrats and their shills in the media. As Meyer points out -- there seems to be a very lopsided political chicken in this country -- with one very heavy extreme and radical right-wing, but no left-wing -- which they have redefined as "mainstream". Seems like Chuck Schumer is one extreme left wing short of a happy meal at KFC.

Might be a fun parlor game -- we'll wait for Schumer's version: "You might be a left-wing extremist if..."deeply disturbed" is your favorite expression.

"How to Write" is wonderful, and an unbelievable bargain, but I'm with Jill, Chuckie should have to download his own copy.

The American Thinker: "The one phrase that Democrats in the US Senate and elsewhere in that party's leadership use more than any other to smear the men and women President Bush has nominated for key positions in our government is: "right-wing extremist." They drowned John Bolton in it, hurled it at Harriet Miers, and they tried to pin it on John Roberts. They started plastering it all over Samuel Alito, even before the President actually nominated him for the Supreme Court early Monday morning.

Oddly, none of the Democrats who use this phrase has ever defined it. And to the best of my knowledge, no hot-shot Washington reporter or anchor-mammal has thought to ask for a definition. Well, it's about time someone did. And since no Democrat uses this phrase more often -- or more sneeringly -- than Senator Charles Schumer of New York, presumably it ought to be a piece of cake for him to answer this question:

Precisely what views must an individual hold to be a "right-wing extremist"?"

Herbert E. Meyer and his wife, Jill, have just made the ebook version of their best-selling handbook, How to Write, available for the astounding, never-before-matched price of just $1.99. Herb is willing to provide a free copy to Senator Schumer. Jill isn’t.