March 26, 2008

Charism of Incuriosity

Curt Jester writes of the "Charism of Incuriosity":
I have to admit I find it rather funny the way the media has now turned on Hillary Clinton especially over her Bosnia sniper story. I guess the Senator has not yet realized that she has lost her charism of incuriosity. Normally when a Democrat makes a statement on faith, morals, or pretty much any subject their charism of incuriosity protects them in all that they say and that there is a freedom from reporters looking into their error. The incuriosity of reporters around Democrats is well established by the scriptures in the New York Times and Washington Post and was made a dogma by the First Viacom Council.

What Sen. Clinton does not realize is that while normally the charism of incuriosity would protect her from reporters perceiving error and that the Wholly Spirit of the Times would guarantee this gift even among competing Democrats, that this charism can be lost when a majority of reporter electors select another to fully receive this gift.
It was humorous how there was this brief flurry of media embarrassment at being so pro-Obama (something discarded immediately after hearing The Speech, the one given in the wake of 'pastorgate'). So I added this: A temporary charism can sometimes be invoked by sprinkling of incense by Saturday Night Live, in the form of a skit that makes fun of the majority of reporter electors. This happens extremely rarely since SNL is normally in sync with the electoral reporter's college.

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