Erik Rush’s Aug. 12 WorldNetDaily column is dedicated to attacking blogger Matthew Yglesias for writing a Washington Post piece that is, in his words, “a quintessential example of Orwellian Ministry of Propaganda fare, so surreal in its assumptions that it its absurdity is scarcely to be believed, especially to those who do their level best to avoid the Post altogether. It is also a prime example of the composition of progressive racial orthodoxy, which is illustrated very effectively and at several junctures in this piece.”
But Rush is so busy trying to smear Yglesias that he doesn’t bother to quote from the column to rebut anything he writes, beyond noting that Yglesias “casually” used the words “vitriol” and “xenophobia.”
This, by the way, is the guy who casually likened President Obama to a prison rapist, so perhaps Rush is not a person who should complain about the word usage of others.