EFL and Fair Use
NewsMaxâs Wes Vernon attended the Media Research Centerâs "DisHonor Awards: Roasting the Most Outrageously Biased Liberal Reporters of 2003." Here is his report:
Boston Globe writer Charles Pierce, who posited Teddy Kennedy offering comfort to Mary Jo Kopechne, won the "Ozzy Osbourne Award" for the wackiest quote of the year at the DisHonor Awards dinner Thursday night. Here is Pierceâs comment: "If she had lived, Mary Jo Kopechne would be 62 years old. Through his tireless work as a legislator, Edward Kennedy would have brought her comfort in her old age." The audience reacted with a mixture of bewilderment and puzzled laughter, but based on the applause meter, Pierceâs observation in the Boston Globe magazine won hands down. "Sick!" declared at least one woman in the audience when she heard of the comment. Pierce won out over keen competition. All nominees appeared in their own film clips. As usual, none showed up to accept the "dishonors."
Check out the rest - I think Asinine and DisIngenuous might be better than DisHonor, but thatâs just me. Thereâs some great stuff in here, folks. 
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