So another hit piece has been written by Andrew Taylor?

[originalpckelly]

This person wrote another hit piece on us back before the November 2007 elections.

It focused on the "liberals" (OMG! RUN RUN FOR THE HILLS THE LIBERALS ARE COMING! THE LIBERALS ARE COMING!) who would take over various committees in Congress.

That's true, liberals did take over Congress, away from people who are conservatives! OMG! You don't say there were "conservatives" and "liberals" in Congress? :wow: I'm totally shocked.


Yeah, anyway, I think we need to watch Andrew Taylor, if that isn't some sort of code name because it is obviously very similar to "Andy Taylor". I feel like we're all Moe on the Simpsons, "Anyone, is there an Andrew Taylor here? Andrew Taylor? His son Opie and Aunt Bee are looking for him. Andrew Taylor? Oh wait a second! God dammit I'm going to get your little ass one of these days!"

Here's the Andy Taylor hit piece:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070603/ap_on_go_co/congress_pet_projects_3

I've got to wonder how these keep getting out, has someone from the RNC infiltrated the AP?

[AX10]

1. Taylor is also quoted by the GOP:

http://www.gop.com/News/Read.aspx?ID=6950

[originalpckelly]

2. Well of course he is, he's probably a Jeff Gannon-esque plant.

You know, there is a such a thing as the Associated Press style guide, and I'm curious to see whether not citing any sources is prohibited in it. That might be a door to call the AP and critique the author and maybe get some more information on "Andrew Taylor", and try to determine if this is a real reporter telling the truth or some type of plant.