Update: Did I just get called out by WSJ?

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Wednesday September 17, 2008 · 6:22 PM PDT

2008/09/17 · 18:22

Looks like James Taranto didn't like his intellectually dishonest column getting called into question last night.

Excerpt from today's Best of the Web column:

Neil and most of his readers do not seem to know what a conference report is. As a public service on this Constitution Day, we therefore present a lesson for DailyKos readers (and anyone else who could use a refresher) in How a Bill Becomes a Law:

America has what is known as a bicameral (two-chamber) legislature. In order for a bill to become a law, it must command a majority of voting members in both the House of Representatives and the Senate. A bill that has the support of only one chamber is a legal nullity. This much you could have learned by watching "Schoolhouse Rock," which seems to be where the Kos Kidz' education ended. In real life, though, things are a bit more complicated.

Fighting words?

AndreNeil

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Tuesday September 16, 2008 · 7:07 PM PDT

2008/09/16 · 19:07

It was inevitable. James Taranto of WSJ knows that the current market crisis is an albatross around John McCain's neck. Today, he tried his best to deflect attention to the Democratic Party's vote on a bill which lies at the nucleus of Wall Street's bloodletting - naming Joe Biden and Harry Reid as having supported that bill, and exonerating John McCain.

Problem is, he is lying. Follow me across the fold and I'll explain.

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Update: Did I just get called out by WSJ?

John McCain's lying is contagious - The Wall Street Journal just caught it.