[media] NRA honcho is losing it. Or already did so. By far.

[danny burstein]

Putting aside the Bigger Question for now
of the Second Amendment, it's getting beyond
embarrassing to watch NRA head Wayne LaPierre.

In his latest rant, he stated (on "Meet the Press")
that:

"Most of the media -- I know you don't have armed
guards here -- but most of the media, when I go
around this country, they're protected by armed
guards."

Not that I want to give any more eyeballs and click-ads
to that free loading website and its eponymous gal, but
Puffington had fun with this:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/12/23/wayne-lapierre-media-armed-guards-nra_n_2355903.html

danny "it's sad, really" burstein

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[Doug Elrod]

On Sunday, December 23, 2012 5:12:05 PM UTC-6, dan...@panix.com wrote:

Putting aside the Bigger Question for now
of the Second Amendment, it's getting beyond
embarrassing to watch NRA head Wayne LaPierre.

In his latest rant, he stated (on "Meet the Press")
that:

   "Most of the media -- I know you don't have armed
   guards here -- but most of the media, when I go
   around this country, they're protected by armed
   guards."
 

 

If it's not true, then at least there's a real jobs program here!

-Doug Elrod (dr...@cornell.edu)
  Armed guards are most often seen in OUR universe protecting MONEY.  I wonder about the universe where they're allocated to the MEDIA (dissolve to that strange, new world :-))