Over at the National Review Online, "America's premier website for conservative news, analysis, and opinion," some wingnut welfare recipient has just typed:
Nuke, baby, nuke.
Also, to show how great an idea this is, said WWR took his "case" to:
... the east coast media elite — public radio.
Oh, okay. Case closed then. Because according to Science, nothing dumb ever gets said on public radio. Ask any conservative!
Context, you say? You want context? I will tell you this: it's not about alternative energy sources. So. Can you imagine anything else for which that Palin2.0ism could even semi-plausibly be a good idea?
Didn't think so, but if you're determined to be "well-informed," start here and then go here, and then if you're a crazy person (or enjoy pointing and laughing at them), you can click the links above the bumper sticker first blockquote.
(pic. source: the twit's homepage, believe it or not.)
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[Added] More Dan Foster wisdom, you should pardon the term, relayed by Roy Edroso.
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