>http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703667904576071913818696964.html?mod=googlenews_wsj
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>"To be clear, if you're using this event to criticize the "rhetoric" of Mrs. Palin or others with whom you disagree, then you're either: (a) asserting a connection between the "rhetoric" and the shooting, which based on evidence to date would be what we call a vicious lie; or (b) you're not, in which case you're just seizing on a tragedy to try to score unrelated political points, which is contemptible. Which is it?"
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>I've often thought the "Progressive Left" and the the "Religious Right" have a great deal in common ( cf Eric Hoffer - "The True Believer")
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>My objection to both has not been the claim to have a better idea but rather the self-righteous claim to being better people.
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>The tragedy in Arizona is a definite sign that there are some very crazy people out there. I, for one, had no doubt about that a week ago.
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>Politics can be skin deep, but crazy is to the bone.

Same thought here:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-1345952/Arizona-shootings-How-Americas-elite-hijacked-massacre-revenge-Sarah-Palin.html