Gun Counter Gomer takes the high road:

Fro some, the line of what they can tolerate without retribution has been crossed. Several of my friends in the blogosphere have had enough, and have decided to try to destroy the biased media, one reporter at a time, by organizing and then deeply investigating the lives of those reporters who go beyond the pale in their biased support of Barack Obama.

I’m all for exposing the biases of reporters as this post about James V. Grimaldi of the Washington Post and his dishonest hit piece will attest, but where do you draw the line?

Is it sufficient to expose their biased work and lack of professional ethics so that it shows up prominently in a blog search, or do you engage in destroying the entire person? Do you go after their failed marriages and tax records? Do you research and then publish their sexual perversions and closely-held racial prejudices? What about their kids, their spouses, and their friends?

And if we’re willing to stoop to that level to attack their personalities, are we too distantly removed from escalating to attacks their persons? We saw an Obama supporter attack and beat up a middle-aged woman holding a McCain sign in Manhattan last week.

Do we want physical intimidation and violence to be the new political discourse?

I cannot speak for others, but I’m not willing to stoop to the level of the totalitarian left. I’m not going to destroy the private lives of private citizensmdash;even those bent on perverting public discourse—because they’ve lost all professional integrity.

O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay! Arise once more, O laughable Online Integrity.

But before we move on, someone  really ought to have a talk with this guy:

According to his web page, Scott Thomas Beauchamp and his wife, The New Republic fact checker Elspeth Reeve, are apparently expecting a child.

The fact that they didn’t go all ‘Lindbergh baby’ on the Beauchamps shows remarkable restraint and professional integrity. Those things and the fact that nobody wanted to chip in for gas and then there was that whole who "called shotgun first" argument in the Sip ‘n Save parking lot and the "I thought you printed out the google map" confusion and… well let’s just that a major crime wave was averted.

Outside of stealing the Slim Jims at the Sip ‘n Save which was totally gangsta’…