WWAKD? 8 Mar 2008 | § 2 EDog A fascinating article about a fictional character's take on the 2008 presidential election can be read here. Discuss, fellow Ministers, since we seem to outnumber our readership by a margin of approximately 4:1. Posted by EDog on Sat 8 Mar 2008 | § 2 § 2 Comments I'd seen a story about the… 1 I'd seen a story about the story, but until your post, hadn't ventured over to NYT to read it. The comments, better than the story itself, exhibit the vacuousness of the question. "Andrew Sullivan is Alex Keaton (who, by the way, was also gay)." After having read it, I wanted to ask Mr Goldberg WWIGASWAKWD? 9 Mar 2008 | 13:39 Patton 2 I'm trying to get my mind around Alex being someone's bitch in the joint... 18 Mar 2008 | 10:57 The Maximum Leader [ You're too late, comments are closed ]
I'd seen a story about the… 1 I'd seen a story about the story, but until your post, hadn't ventured over to NYT to read it. The comments, better than the story itself, exhibit the vacuousness of the question. "Andrew Sullivan is Alex Keaton (who, by the way, was also gay)." After having read it, I wanted to ask Mr Goldberg WWIGASWAKWD? 9 Mar 2008 | 13:39 Patton
2 I'm trying to get my mind around Alex being someone's bitch in the joint... 18 Mar 2008 | 10:57 The Maximum Leader
I'd seen a story about the…
I'd seen a story about the story, but until your post, hadn't ventured over to NYT to read it.
The comments, better than the story itself, exhibit the vacuousness of the question.
"Andrew Sullivan is Alex Keaton (who, by the way, was also gay)."
After having read it, I wanted to ask Mr Goldberg WWIGASWAKWD?
I'm trying to get my mind around Alex being someone's bitch in the joint...