The power of the blog

Last June, barely two months into his stint as a blogger, Bernie O'Hare wrote a scathing column about a closed-door Northampton County Council committee meeting.

[michael molovinsky]

Josh, I have also started a blog, http://www.molovinskyonallentown.blogspot.com... where i hope to make both parties, and your employer, more accountable.

[Urban warrior]

MMolovinsky wants to pretend he has no agenda. Read some of his idiotic comments on the real bloggers. He is as ignorant as Kieklak

[Real Time]

Blogs can also have the effect of overinflating the already massive egos of people like O'Hare. It can be a great place for discourse the high and mighty msm ignore. It is also the place where gadflys and angrey people can lash out at those they resent. Its important to remember a blog is just another part of the internet, be very careful about the validity of 'facts' presented even when so-called evidence is cited.

[Dennis L Pearson]

Indeed I look for proper facts in comments. However, I give more respect to those willing to use their given names in their comments ...

[BernieOHare]

Real Time, Gee, sounds like you must know me.

I back up everything I say, dude. If I get something wrong, I'll quickly do an update w/ a correction. I'm no pro, but I try to get it right.

Is that what really bothers you?