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Great post. I don't watch a
Great post. I don't watch a lot of TV, so I only see Fox News stuff via blogs, and it does seem that Malkin only pops up when particularly icky race stuff does. It's like she's the "friend" of color that Fox evokes to prove it's not racist—and we all know how effective that is.
One little nit-picky thing: If Jesse Malkin molded Michelle Malkin, then Jesse would be Pygmalion (the sculptor), making her Galatea (the statue he created).