The Un-inevitability of Hillary Clinton

THERE’s a common notion out there that members of the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy-or whatever you want to call usare in it for the money. We conservatives must secretly know we’re wrong, because otherwise we wouldn’t be liars; and the only plausible motive for lying is that we’re getting checks from our paymasters to oppose the forces of Truth and Light.

Barely a week goes by where a left-wing reader doesn’t matter-of-factly inform me that he or she “knows” Halliburton pays me to say the minimum wage is bad, global warming doesn’t exist, and-most relevantly-Hillary Clinton is something less than a national savior.

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THERE’s a common notion out there that members of the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy-or whatever you want to call usare in it for the money. We conservatives must secretly know we’re wrong, because otherwise we wouldn’t be liars; and the only plausible motive for lying is that we’re getting checks from our paymasters to oppose the forces of Truth and Light.

Barely a week goes by where a left-wing reader doesn’t matter-of-factly inform me that he or she “knows” Halliburton pays me to say the minimum wage is bad, global warming doesn’t exist, and-most relevantly-Hillary Clinton is something less than a national savior.