I enjoyed it except for the strong recommendation to read Gregg Easterbrook's tripe. I've enjoyed TMQ over the years, but the absurd accusations and paranoia shown the last 2 weeks have not expanded my mind but rather made me question his. And it has nothing to do with the fact that it was the Patriots that were the object of the disciplining, it has everything to do with the absurdity of his conspiracy theories and the inability to see the true competitive value of the videotaping the Patriots performed (which is meager). Of course, on that point, he's in a solid majority of people who prefer to cast stones than truly think things through in an unbiased way. But for a person who views himself to truly be an intellectual, his flights of fancy into the twilight zone on the videotaping issue show him to be more of an agenda-driven fool than a thought-provoking columnist.
