July 01, 2004

The Real Inquisition

Thomas F. Madden at National Review Online investigates the popular myths surrounding the Inqusition.

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"Now a bit more of the real Inquisition has come back into view. The question remains, will anyone take notice?"— Thomas F. Madden

Yes, Professor Madden, we all noticed when Jerry Falwell began the American Inquisition in 1977, with Anita Bryant's help. Then came Pat Robertson. Now we have John Ashcroft, the man who was so popular in his home state that he lost his bid for a Senate seat to a dead Democrat. So, lacking all credibility at home, he naturally went to work for w's Big Brother.

Posted by: The Token Librul at July 1, 2004 05:49 PM