Whose pronoun is it anyway?

You know, I find I tend to agree somewhat with Debrah, though perhaps not for the right reasons.

My politics, such as they are, vary somewhat widely across the spectrum, more than most individuals, I suspect, depending upon what the issue is. Though I sometimes agree with or at least easily tolerate (again, perhaps more than some) views to the right of center, one of the reasons I find myself more often to the left is because I find the less self-serving and far less hateful views there.

I don't watch Olbermann's show, except for an occasional snippet such as this when my specific attention is directed there. And when it is, I cannot take him for long, because people as smarmy as Olbermann are no less unpleasant and devisive than the Rush Limbaughs of the world.

As Olbermann and his guest themselves say, the kind of close scrutiny Palin received during an election campaign is mostly warranted, when it judiciously points out that she might not be well informed enough or in many ways well prepared to assume the office of Vice President, let alone the Presidency, should the need arise. Still the points can be made for more constructively with less derision.

I was about to suggest that somebody tell Keith that the election is over, but then I went to www.howobamagotelected.com. I couldn't be bothered to read much of that, but I think I read enough to understand that there's some lack of appreciation for the obvious answer: He got more votes, you morons.

So in the end, it's largely about entertainment, and to that I roundly applaud, whatever blows your skirt up.