Monday, December 19, 2005
Israpundit's Ted Belman thinks the presentation at The Second Draft is too equivocal:
...Second Draft should make the charge first to provoke maximum interest and then go on to prove it. It should not ask a question. It should start with an assertion it wants everyone to accept. "The French colluded with the PA to produce the biggest blood lible of the twenty first century with disasterous effect." for example. Instead, you end it with "Judge for yourself". Right away you are showing your evenhandedness to allow for a difference of opinion...
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