August 1, 2013
Maureen Dowd
The New York Times
620 8th Avenue
New York, NY 10018

RE: “100% moral authority” & “phony scandals” - Why modern American Liberals, none of whom is capable of lying straight in bed, always have a chiropractor on speed dial.

Ms. Dowd,

If memory serves, you said that Cindy Sheehan, mother of Casey Sheehan, an American GI who was killed in combat in Iraq, had “199% moral authority” to question the President about her son’s death. Because of this “authority” there would be no checks on anything she asked, said, or implied about the President.

Does Pat Smith, mother of Sean Smith, an American Foreign Service officer who was killed in Benghazi, have the same “moral authority”?

If not, why not?

Could it be that while all toe-tagged Americans are equal some toe-tagged Americans are more equal than others? Could the deciding factor be the party affiliation of the President? Me, a naïf? No way.

If that were the case would not Logic dictate that modern American Liberal ink stained wenches are hypocrites of Homeric proportions and that a Hubble telescope would be needed to see how far this lethal hokum extends?

Just asking.

I expect an answer just after the Times disowns, as in “Let his name become Anathema”, Walter Duranty. That will happen right after Wee Sulzberger the Lesser is scourged, a la Henry the 2nd, on the steps of the New York Public Library. Not the one in Canarsie but rather the big one on 42nd street.




Kevin Smith