Megyn Kelly, the Axis Sally of cable news, recently said that Jon Stewart is not good for the country and has gotten nasty in "his later years". One wonders what she means by later years since Stewart is only 52, and Kelly is 45. By "not good for the country "she obviously means not good for Fox News, since Stewart has been continually exposing their lies and holding them up to the ridicule they deserve. In doing so he has been better for the country than any of the network anchors who serve their masters and don't make waves. As I have said before, Kelly is rather a pathetic figure, a very attractive, well-spoken anchor who delivers nothing but right wing propaganda to her viewers. I'm sure there was a time when she would have wanted to be with a reputable network, but failing that she sold her soul to the devil, became the darling of Fox News, and surrendered any kind of credibility she might have had. There was a line in a popular 30s film noir, in which the detective hero realized the blond bombshell was deceitful and dangerous. His description of her also fits Kelly, "The poison in the pastry."
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