“Young Trig” is probably just a button-happy McCain-Palin supporter who knew or had a hunch that she would be picked. Wikipedia is fine for basic information and links to resources about people, but I wouldn’t trust it for accurate or unbiased information, especially during campaign season. Barack Obama’s page looks pretty spiffy as well, just take it all with a grain of salt. Blaming each other for editing a freely editable encyclopedia to favor themselves is counterproductive. If something’s inaccurate or overstate it, edit it!

Good post. I have come to trust Wikipedia for a quick lesson if I want to know something right away. If my interest is piqued, I will dig further.

I do know NOT to trust anything concerning a living person or current political controversy.

Thanks for the heads-up. I’ll keep my distance.

I do admitt that on occasion I have wondered if both sides of a debate were posted by the same person at some sites.

Let’s try an example of your statements of attainder: Gee, Paddy-O, I understand your concern, now that it’s clear which side of the White Supremacy issue you really care about.

And that’s only a half-way premise.

Dude, you’re not capable of verification, validation or intellectual honesty. Is that clear enough?

“taken on the by user to deceive.”

Switch “the by” for ‘by the’.

[Edit: the Brits use spell checkers as rarely as do Americans]

Joe “Let me tell you how smart I am” Biden is so much better. Both candidates are tools who made their choices mostly out of political expedience. So what’s new? At least Palin hasn’t already run, and been rejected, for President several times before.