Will the RWCM be able to ever interview this guy again, about anything? This is pure self immolation. How does someone who pretends to be a serious public commentator recover from this kind of rant?

As I recall, this guys law firm was in Milwaukee. Seems to me a middle America law firm would be very concerned about this guys mental stability. If this is how the guy reacts under pressure, he probably shouldn't be trusted to answer the phone at a respectable law firm.

>>If Gannon/Guckert, for whom you feel such sympathy, was a media plant under Clinton instead of Bush, you and your whining, hypocritical neo-con buddies would be screaming for a special prosecutor.

But lucky for your boy Bush, the media in this country don't have the cajones to do much more than make passing reference to the matter. Cowed, I'm sorry to say, by the likes of you. Pathetic really,<<

For all the good it will do with a demented mind like his.

He then recounts his life story, where he was rejected by women, "cool kids", and smart people. Each time he was told he was not invited to a party, every time a woman laughed at him when he asked them out, or every time a teacher passed over his raised hand to call on someone who actually knew something, Hindrocket died a bit on the inside. Then, one day, his sould gave in and died, and then he figured out who was behind this conspiracy to leave him unpopular and celibate- THE LEFTIES! (who had infiltrated college campuses through fluoridating the water). And so Hindrocket apologized for becoming the bitter, souless, hate-filled and ignorant a$$rocket who wrote that letter and accused Jimmy Carter of being a traitor...

Or at at least that's the apology  I would have liked to see. Actually, he was mad because people started bothering him after he called for the death of a former President (after all, traitors are met with a rather cruel fate, no?). I can here the violins playing for him as client after client starts abandoning his lawfirm for a less wacko lawfirm...