 In a recent interview
In a recent interview with Al Franken conducted by Edward Nawotka for Publisher's Weekly, after suggesting that some readers might want Franken to run for president, the interviewer proceeded to ask Franken hardball questions such as:
— "It's got to be a little grating to see your book on the same New York Times best-seller list as the Ann Coulter book." 
— "You fact-checked Ann Coulter's book and found a lot of inconsistencies, outright lies and quotes that are taken out of context. Who is responsible for those kinds of errors, the author or the editors?" 
— "How should booksellers deal with this?" 
In a later interview with me, the same interviewer asked me questions like these: 
— "(W)ho is ultimately responsible for the errors (in your book), you, the publisher, or both?" 
— "What gives — was this an honest mistake or malfeasance as he suggests?" 
— "Why all the name calling?" 
Apparently it never occurred to Publisher's Weekly that Franken's allegations of errors in my book — or "outright lies," as the interviewer put it — were false. ANNTHRAX goes on with a laughable explanation. 
Read it here if you have the patience for it
Around the web on the Recall:
The 
Cheeseweasle adds err subtracts err crunches the 
numbers for Ahnuld, and leads us to 
George Wills Conservative Travesty
The 
Cosmic Iguana hits on potential Gropenator 
lawsuit number one - this one from the UK and 
Thars gold in them thar wars.
Emphasis Added covers 
winner take all aspects of the Recall
From the Swamp has 
Greg's take on the Recall
The Gutless Pacifist gives us 
Conan the Governor and Comics for Swartzengroper
The  Liberal Oasis has 
Four Lessons from the Recall but they do not mention the one(s) just below.
Mark  A. R.  Kleiman has a short take on the 
Recall results
Plucky  Punk's  Happy  Land  thinks 
Californians my be fleeing to 
Santa Fe to escape the
 Terminator
Meanwhile 
Nurse  Ratched's  Happy  Valley  Asylum  Notebook has 
patients from California lining up for immigration 
status to Canada
Kenneth  Quinnell of T Rex has Right Wing Zombies classified (Like the Rush Limbaughmicus) at Open Source Politics
The Blowtorch Monkey  Armada's Palmer Hass has his first post up at Open Source Politics
Guy  Andrew Hall of 
Rook's  Rant also has a 
post up at OSP.
Stephen at 
To the Barr icades turns 
50: I am fashionably late in wishing him a happy 'it's not ALL downhill from here' day. We welcome 
Chris Grubner of 
American  Dissent to OSP and agree that 
Republicans are out of their 
Gorditas
Natalie Davis at 
All Facts and 
Opinions is right _ we should be
 outraged until they 
Free Tommy Chong
I wonder if the 
Limbo  Mumbo  Jumbo  druggie has looked into getting one of these yet _ read about the 
whizzinator at 
The  People's Republic  of Seabrook
Nurse  Ratched over at the 
Happy  Valley  Asylum is gonna wash the 
foul mouthed administrations mouth out with soap. Meanwhile 
The  Mad  Prophet  Blog's C. Bryan Lavinge explains his long absence. 
Does Ahnuld need  practice? asks the 
Modulator Will 
computer woes stifle 
The  Funny Farm? stay tuned for clues.
Speedkill has moved to a 
very nice new address. Update and blogroll 
progressive bloggers. 
The  Cosmic  Iguana of 
manis2society has 
another CIA outing for us to consider: Think Valerie Plame times two.
The father of slain CIA officer Johnny "Mike" Spann said Thursday he believes an independent counsel should investigate allegations that someone in the Bush administration exposed a CIA officer's identity -- an act he called treasonous.
Spann, the first American killed in Afghanistan, died in a prison uprising. His father, also named Johnny Spann, said he is still angry because he feels his son's identity and hometown were disclosed before his son's family could be adequately protected. see the links at the 
Cosmic  Iguana
The 
top 10 things on Rush Limbaugh's to do list are up at 
Rush Limbaughtomy