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Whose Side Is Massa on?
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The Atlantic Wire's John Hudson asks the question today, as commentators debate the meaning of Rep. Eric Massa's diatribe against Democratic leaders and White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel.
Massa has rebuked Democrats, but one unanswered question is: do his barbs actually help Republicans? Should the right embrace him and his public complaints?
Hudson finds influential conservative blogger Michelle Malkin asserting that he's no friend to the right, while Hot Air's Ed Morrissey doubts Massa's story and Glenn Beck says Massa is on America's side.
See Hudson's full roundup of Massa discussion at The Atlantic Wire, including reaction from liberal voices.
Massa has rebuked Democrats, but one unanswered question is: do his barbs actually help Republicans? Should the right embrace him and his public complaints?
Hudson finds influential conservative blogger Michelle Malkin asserting that he's no friend to the right, while Hot Air's Ed Morrissey doubts Massa's story and Glenn Beck says Massa is on America's side.
See Hudson's full roundup of Massa discussion at The Atlantic Wire, including reaction from liberal voices.
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