I've been a fan of the blog
Palin's Deceptions for some time. Actually since
Audrey first commented on my coverage (look at the comments also for a classic Rich qualification) of the Palin pregnancy fraud story back in the early days after her selection.
That said, after many months of dogged and persistent exploration on their part, I've begun to lose the thread a little bit. And this is not because I've become convinced IN ANY WAY that Trig Palin is the biological son of Sarah Palin. No, the reason has more to do with some formal choices on the part of the blog.
The ACTUAL God alluded to part of this in a Google reader share recently--the pace of the prose in the posts is too belabored to bear.
On top of that the recent trend of segmenting "newly acquired information" into numerous, equally non-damning, posts has really reduced my enjoyment of the updates. Like the Myspace stuff, as
Gawker-worthy as it all was, what did it tell us about Bristol's potential Trig pregnancy? Almost nothing, beyond the fact that Sarah had accused Bristol of being sexually active sometime in June 2007.
I was talking on the phone with a friend tonight and I admitted that I feared the Sarah Palin Fake Pregnancy story had become my 9-11. And by that I meant it was the event I irrationally allowed myself to imbue with all sorts of Republican conspiracy theories... After yesterday's
absurd tea-bagging farce, I feel like there is yet more evidence that
these people are incapable of pulling off such deceptions.