WILL KRASKE PLAY NICE WITH POSNANSKI OVER CRAPPY JOPA BOOK?!?!
Bottom Line Communications:
"Former Kansas City Star sportswriter Joe Posnanski will join his former co-worker and current Star political writer Steve Kraske on his KCUR (89.3 FM) show “Up to Date” from 11 a.m. to noon on Wednesday (9/12) to discuss his highly controversial new book “Paterno.”"
Even better . . . Listen for subtext . . . The Star staff is exceptionally catty and even "friends" would gladly cut throats to keep that sweet corporate health insurance.
To wit, the conversation between two Dead Tree Media Dinosaurs will be more intriguing than the details of the flop book.
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Maybe his next book will be on Bishop Finn?
Soft Ball.
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If his political columns are any indication, the hardest question Kraske will ask is, "So Joe, how was your flight?".
They'll touch tips and spend the time stroking each other off. Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz........
Mr. Tony,
Mr Kraske will certainly not inflame fellow writer Mr. Joe Polanski. It just is not done at the Star. Mr. Kraske adheres to the testosterone free policies of the Star.
There is something I am wondering about today. Mr. Tony, your thirty days of mea culpa are over. Are you keeping your apology on this site up for continued laughs? Or are you playing homage to your Catholic roots and doing forty days of penance?
40 days of penance sounds like Tony's style.
Ms. Sweetie Pie, you are one of the best reasons I read this blog!!!
Miss Sweetie Pie, you well-informed vixen of the internets:
Of course. you understand that Kraske does not have the brass to inflame anyone unless they are looking for political insight when they turn to Kraske.
If Kraske interviewed the ghost of Adolf Hitler, he would ask The Spectre to take a few moments to explain The Leader's struggle. Kraske might even highlight the improving bottom line of the Krup Works and whatever chemical company that manufactured Zyclon B under the economic policies of the Third Reich.
That is because Kraske lives for that 2 or 3 percent concentration of stupidity in the the population who always make up who always answer pollsters' questions with "Don't Know" or "I have not formed an opinion." Kraske is one of them. Kraske understands little and says less than that.
The "flop book" is No. 5 on the NY Times best seller list and Al Pacino is being considered to play Paterno in the movie.
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