I haven’t been by here much the past few days, primarily because I’ve
been immersed in the new job. Which, for the record, I am thoroughly
loving. That duly noted, I’m not entirely unaware of what’s been going
on blogosphere-wise the past few days in regard to the Ali Akbar
et al vs. Paul Lemmen and friends dust-up.
Dan Collins (
twice),
Peter Ingemi,
Donald Douglas (
twice),
The Lonely Conservative (
twice) and
Ladd Ehlinger Jr. (
three times) have all written thoughtful pieces on the matter. The Impolite Canadian has thundered on the subject as only he can
here here here here here here here here here and
here, and
Lisa Graas has also
twice
contributed, so I won’t attempt to amplify already existing excellence
by throwing in my two cents. However, I do have a few thoughts.
First, my personal interaction with the assorted players has been
limited to light social media contact and the occasional email. I
therefore make no claim to deep friendship or major private insight. All
I know is what I’ve had said to me, mixed with a dash of that oft
errant but nonetheless formidable phenomenon known as “trusting your
gut.”
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Thank you Jerry for this piece of wisdom!
