. . . Kathy Shaidle, whose one-woman war against PC groupthink “human rights” fascism bids fair to make her into Canada’s Rush Limbaugh.
Now, I understand our Canadian-born friend Matthew Vadum might object, “What about me?” But I’ve known Mr. Vadum a few years, and I say he’s as good an American as anyone else. I will not stand by in silence while he is pigeonholed as a so-called “Canadian-American” merely because of the unfortunate circumstance of his north-of-the-border origins.
To those who accuse me of Canadaphobic bigotry, I reply, “What good can anyone say about that evil breed of swine that foisted Neil Young upon an unwilling world?”
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