OoOh No, Mr. Bill!

Oh Mr. Bill, you're in trouble now.
I haven't cared for Bill O'Reilly's egotistical arrogance for a little while now. But he's like a bad habit I can't break. Sure enough I continue to watch him everyday at 5 pm PST, while I prepare dinner. It's ashame, really. On occasion he will stand up for what he believes and make some great arguments. Other times, which has been more times than not lately, it's pretty obvious he's in it only for the ratings. And that makes him a major dork.
Now he's gone and messed with the conservative blogs. Something he shouldn't have touched.

Ed Morrissey writes:

The entire O’Reilly Factor kerfuffle started when Bill assigned himself the role of internet cop and busted us for writing hateful posts — by quoting a commenter, a newfangled development on blogs which apparently confused Bill. He then offered a half-assed apology for not reporting accurately, but blamed us for not policing our comment sections as thoroughly as Bill himself does with his own site. Patterico then took Bill at his word and paid good money to join Bill’s site (note that we don’t charge people to read Hot Air) and did a little internet policing of his own.

Did Patterico get a high-five from the Factor for his intrepid work in pointing out hateful comments? Not exactly.

@ HotAir