The American Spectator

p> GUT CHECK br> Re: Enemy Central’s To Your Stealth! : /p>

I nominate the writer who termed Christopher Hitchens a “house drunk” for being too gutless to attach his name to his slanderous article.

As someone who has read Mr. Hitchens and heard him disassemble the dogma of the religiously delusional, it goes without saying that this anonymous writer wouldn’t stand a snowball’s chance in hell (if, indeed, such a fantasy existed) against Hitchens in an honest debate — with or without alcohol factored in.

p>Shame on you, gutless wonder. You’re my enemy of the week. br> — Rich Reigle /p> p> Great read on Ron Paul and Gibson. The real problem is what they give is no longer news. How did their personal “gut” feelings override their whole purpose for sitting in that chair, to report the news? And as their market share continues to slip away to their utter dismay and finger pointing, they miss the whole point that what they are doing is a disservice to the public. Just give me the facts. I don’t care what any of them think, and the assumption that they need to tell the public what to think is a lot scarier than anything Jerry Falwell ever did. br> — Patrick Harkins