Michelle Malkin administers a much-deserved thrashing to the appalling Helen Thomas, “the crusty ex-journalist-turned-White House heckler.” Michelle contrasts Ms. Thomas’ indifference to the plight of American prisoners of war with her obsessive concern for the poor detainees in Guantanamo–who, by their own account, have been well treated:
“Sirajuddin, 24, a Kandahar taxi driver, said: ‘The conditions were even better than our homes. We were given three meals a day — eggs in the morning and meat twice a day; facilities to wash, and if we didn’t wash, they’d wash us; and there was even entertainment with video games.”’
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