Psych-Ward

Mostly I poke fun at the press. Not on this one, where Denver attorneys, and radio co-hosts, Dan Caplis and Craig Silverman, take a close look at lefty professor Ward Churchill's writings and utterings:

'Why, by the way, did it take Arabs to do what people here should have done a long time ago?" CU professor Ward Churchill asked his Seattle audience during a recorded discussion of the 9/11 attacks (Aug. 10, 2003).

There is a concerted effort by Ward Churchill and his supporters to limit the current debate to a discussion of his outrageous correlation of World Trade Center victims to "little Eichmanns." Such strategy is logical because, as grotesque and indecent as that analogy was, it would not alone warrant dismissal.

Read further in that Churchill essay, and he states that terrorists may next deliver a "dose of medicine" in the possible form of anthrax, mustard gas, sarin and/or a tactical nuclear device in order to "push back" and teach evil America a lesson. "As they should," professor Churchill proclaimed. "As they must."

For the intellectually curious, this was an invitation to explore further the professor's teachings. We promptly obtained and reviewed the prolific writings and recorded speeches of professor Churchill.

And investigate they do.

Churchill must go, and not quietly; he must be dragged - hopefully kicking and screaming the whole way - to the exit and thrown out on his ear. See ya.