Its existence is not really surprising, and the quality of the writing and content first rate.

The site is Concerned Democrats for McCain, authored by lifelong Florida Democrat Barry Jay Warsch. Good stuff there - written by someone very, very familiar with the Democratic playbook, turning it against them, with searing effect. Clintonian agent provocateur, channeling Hill’s oppo research points? A serious individual tired of having to hold his arm up to save his watch because the BS is so deep? Read through his archived materials, and judge for yourself. I’m kind of leaning towards the latter.

Warsch provides what is probably the most insightful response to the claim that some of the most egregious, over the top, beyond the pale sliming of Sarah Palin and her family since McCain announced choosing her for the VP slot comes solely from totally unconnected, loose cannon bloggers, without any encouragement, authorization, or approval from the Obama campaign or the DNC -

BTW - Two quick points:

1. Until the other ‘respectable’ ‘progressive’ blogs stop linking to sites peddling this junk, they can stop denying they peddle this junk.

2. Check out what’s directly under that post - - a full on ad “Paid For By Obama For America”. Until Obama’s campaign stops paying the jokers who post this junk, Obama can cut out the sanctimonious “family is off limits” talk. Obama thinks family’s off limits? Then Obama should stop advertising on web sites that attack his opponents’ families and spread baseless rumors.

Exactly. if this point catches on, any bets on the Obama campaign beginning to complain that there is no operational link between them and the smearmongers, using a weak recycle of the laughable assertion that Saddam wasn’t involved with Islamofascist terrorism because a court of law provable ‘operational’ linkage was lacking?

This Barry is the stuff the other Barry’s worst campaign nightmares are made of. Namely, Democrats who aren’t kool-aid guzzlers, whose backs are tattooed from the tire marks of the Hope-N-Change Express Bus.

(via Lisa Schiffren at The Corner)