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September 5, 2009

Should Anyone Be Characterizing a Person's Death, even Dick Cheney's, as a "Blessed Day"?

See Jim Lindgren's Volokh Conspiracy post, Michelle Goldberg argues against heated rhetoric while mentioning that she "hated Bush so much" and talks of the "blessed day" when Dick Cheney dies. Lindgren's post title says it all. Here's the link to the Bloggingheads.tv video. [JH]

September 5, 2009 in News | Permalink

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