Saturday, May 26, 2012  Drudge Bait BBQ: How BuzzFeed Perfectly
Followed A Right-Wing Blogger's Script  After Weinergate ended,
a New York Times piece reported that two characters who had been
interacting with Anthony Weiner on Twitter were actually "fake
teens" who were being used to try to get information. Since
then, most normal people stopped paying attention, and the story
for those who were paying attention devolved into complete
craziness.  Basically, there were at least two "sides," one
composed of prominent conservative bloggers and the other
consisting of mostly anonymous Twitter accounts and blogs that
really hate Breitbart.  From what I've seen, the interaction
between the two "sides" has basically consisted of nonstop
allegations of law-breaking, death threats, sock-puppetry,
impending lawsuits, impeding arrests, outing of anonymous
accounts and vague references to "just wait until you hear about
all this secret information I have." To be clear, this has been
coming from both sides, though arguab