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Genevieve Fosa — Thu, 06 Sep 2012 22:51:04 +0000

Another point, ghostwriting has been a worthy profession ever since the invention of writing. What, pray tell, were the scribes, who sat in the market place, offering to write letters and legal forms for their clients, as well as copying out entire books – often leaving their own notations to confuse scholars in later centuries?

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Marc Ferris — Mon, 28 May 2012 22:50:57 +0000

When I write grown-up blog pieces I take time to check the facts with three separate sources when possible, and if I can’t I hedge what I post by saying my facts are weak (just like sophomore journalism class in high school said to do).

I have had a few blogs blow up on the launch pad because the facts just weren’t there to back up my opinion…but I learned things too.

As far as Bristol Palin and her mother go they have been catnip for liberals since 2008. I don’t understand why. The only reason they’re making headlines is liberals read everything these women write. Sarah Palin had done more damage with her Twitter account than Walter Cronkite did with CBS News.

I have a saying:

When you make a mountain out of a mole hill you end up with giant moles.

The Palins are giant moles…