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He’s not apologized for the conspiracy theories he “aired” before skipping away. But he does say we’re approaching armageddon and the USA is not a free country.

And he says Lee Siegel deserved to be fired for sock puppetry (which I agree with) yet he remains oddly silent about his pal Glenn Greenwald, who was guilty of the exact same thing.

It’s a long weekend, but you know the wingnuts are out there trying to think up the next talking point: Ace of Spades – Richard Armitage should be charged with perjury because he didn’t tell Bob Woodward he was the…

If I can serious-up for a moment, what we do when we travel is we write a number of “timeless” posts — that is, posts that are not dependent upon current events and can be posted at any time — in the weeks before leaving, and we “schedule” them to appear, one or two a day, during the time we’re absent.

But that’s just a backup. We also always take a laptop with us and make sure our hotel room has high-speed internet. Then we write maybe one or two posts a day, depending on what we can manage, that are topical. That plus the scheduled posts keep the output up to more or less the normal level (2-4 posts daily).

I would love to have a guest blogger; but I don’t know anybody that (a) I trust, (b) will actually write posts, and (c) doesn’t already have his own blog and is thus unavailable for guest blogging!

Dafydd

Jeff Goldstein is looking for a guest blogger or three when he goes on vacation. Someone wrote in a comment volunteering for the job, signing it Deborah Frisch, PhD.

I wonder who would do such a thing?

It occurred to me that if I did not blog at all . . . I might become the Chauncy Gardener of the Blogosphere.

Worth a try . . . no?

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Stop blogging on your vacation. You should not even be looking at this thing.