Dum Pendebat Filius

Crazy Pammy, who proudly proclaims herself a “citizen journalist,” scathingly mocks Diane Sawyer for not having been tough enough on Bashar al-Assad. This is, of course, because Diane Sawyer is a “dhimmi” and a “hard-hitting leftist worshipper.”

Crazy Pammy, Citizen Journalist, could teach every journalist a thing or two about how to ask hard-hitting questions when conducting an interview. Recall her now-legendary John Bolton interview…

Atlas [Crazy Pammy]: Growing up, were you one of many?

JB: No, I had one sister, nine years younger.

Atlas: So you were the oldest. Your parents were tough? Encouraging? Non approving? Trying to figure out where you developed that spine of yours… I find that quality rare. There’s a lot of it in that administration.

JB: My father was a firefighter in the city of Baltimore, my mother was a housewife.

Atlas: YAY, the great American story.

That’s some hard-hitting journalism, readers! And check out this tough question:

Atlas: As a tangential aside, does that stuff get to you?

JB: The criticism, you mean?

Atlas: Yeah, the intense unfair vilification ……… You don’t want to know what they call me on the left side of the sphere I am your whatever because I am such a staunch supporter. After awhile, does it sting less? Were you born with a thick skin? The derision is incredible.

JB: Well nobody likes to go through it. I think there’s no question about that. But I think there is an [intelligible] effect over time so I don’t think I pay much attention to it.

Whew. Bolton was expecting some softballs, but Citizen Journalists show up prepared, and God help you when a Citizen Journalist smells blood in the water.