[Speed Gibson,
Wednesday December 29, 2004 at 2:25pm]
My First New Year's Resolution
As I wrote in a comment on another blog, I think it's time to declare victory over Nick Coleman and move on. Yes, it's great fun fisking his rants, even writing a Christmas carol.
But as of January 1, 2005, Speed Gibson will be Nick Coleman free. His latest column demonstrated once again that he has nothing important to say, assuming it makes any sense at all. Jim Boyd had the sense to quit while he was behind, and therefore remains on double secret probation.
Instead, I plan to study Lori Sturdevant's writings. I've looked over a few of her past columns, which are much more civil and informative, but with many DFL tenets presented as facts. As the challenger always says on "Iron Chef", I will do my best.
But as of January 1, 2005, Speed Gibson will be Nick Coleman free. His latest column demonstrated once again that he has nothing important to say, assuming it makes any sense at all. Jim Boyd had the sense to quit while he was behind, and therefore remains on double secret probation.
Instead, I plan to study Lori Sturdevant's writings. I've looked over a few of her past columns, which are much more civil and informative, but with many DFL tenets presented as facts. As the challenger always says on "Iron Chef", I will do my best.