Did Newsweek go too far?
Their latest cover features a wild-eyed Michele Bachmann and the headline “The Queen of Rage.”
I’m not questioning their word choice. I mean that photo — that maniacal look on Bachmann’s face. Does it step over a line?
Or merely capture the real essence of Bachmann?
She is the Republican candidate for President who said — and I quote — “not all cultures are equal.” Who called global warming “voodoo, nonsense, hokum, a hoax.” Who said we were “running out of rich people.” Who wants to abolish the minimum wage. And who said “gay marriage is probably the biggest issue to impact our state and our nation in the last 30 years.”
Huh. Whadda ya know?
You can judge a book by its cover.
Judgers judgers judgers
They say you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, but I’m not so sure –
I discovered another great restaurant in New York City, and it was the storefront that lured me in.
Heck, if I could live in the space, I would.
Sunday a friend and I tried our their brunch. Turns out Jacob does a mean biscuits and gravy…and we’re talking spicy sausage gravy.
My cousin Carol would be proud.
The entire menu looks great. We are gonna hit it again at dinnertime and try the fried pickles and other savory items. The bar selection is interesting, too.
See? It pays to be shallow.
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