From the everyone-needs-an-editor file, comes this lede to a New York Times editorial today.
“During a tight re-election campaign in 2010, when the vote of gun owners was crucial, Harry Reid, the Democratic majority leader of the Senate, not only showed his prowess with a 12-gauge shotgun — hitting two clay pigeons from the air — but also invited Wayne LaPierre, chief executive officer of the National Rifle Association, as his guest for the opening of a new shooting range in Searchlight, Nev. Mr. Reid, a former policeman, eagerly displayed his sportsman’s enthusiasm to the voters.”
Comment: I did not know Harry could fly.
Excuse the pun, but it is indeed nice to know that those smug-think-they-are-the-only-ones-on-the-planet-who-know-how-to-write pansies have shown their feet of clay.
2010? Harry doesn’t remember such recent events, he has people that do recollection for him but they failed to recall his campaign firearms tactic. Clay pidgeons are probably easy for him with buckshot, Harry killed a bunny with a .22 when he was a child, that he remembers.
It is a little known bit, Harry actually believes he can fly and walk on water too.
Fly me to the Moon, Harry (YOU CROOK)!
Better yet, fly yourself to the moon, cretin!
Newspapers need editors Tom, not the NYT.
If Harry Reid was a Republican he would have been hounded out of office by the media years ago. Crook has no legal definition that I know of, the foulest epithet for him is “typical politician”.