Karl Rove is attacking 'Bama blogs again...

I am sure most of you have heard about Legal Schnauzer, I wrote a little about his crazy ramblings here.

Wow. I was starting to read some of this story about how the DOJ, the State of Alabama, the Nazis, Exxon, the media and the Illuminati are taking a guy at UAB down for blogging.

Well maybe he was on to something, because a few days after Dan at DailyDixie.com got into with the Legal Beagle (here), Dan quit his website and left this message.

I'm done blogging for now. There's no sinister reason. I recently decided not to shut down because of stupid people. I'm glad I didn't do it for that reason, but it made me seriously think about it. I think I'd rather work on some other areas of my life I've been neglecting. I think my registration for this domain has a couple more years of life left in it. Perhaps I shall return. Maybe I'll let someone take over where I left off. Feel free to email -- dan@dailydixie.com.

Thanks for all the support over the years. My entire outlook on life has changed because of your comments and emails.

And kids... don't do blogs. You might think you can walk away, but it's rough.

Hugs and kisses,
Dan

Did Daily Dixie come under the evil eye of Rove, Riley, Bush & Cheney by associating with the most dangerous pup on the internet?

Did they force him off the intertubes by threatening his real job or trying to take his house?

We may never know, but we should all be scared.

UPDATE:
Alternate theory from the Legal Beagle himself:

Roberts took down the whole darn thing evidently. It's like waking up one morning to discover the house next door, which was there when you went to bed, is gone.

Did someone suggest to Roberts that maybe it would be a good idea to dismantle his blog and dump any evidence that indicated he had been producing defamatory material?

Heck, I don't know. I'm as buffaloed as anybody, and if my memory is correct, his final post was about me.

Roberts' writings recently had a Karl Rovian quality, with frequent use of variations on the word "lunatic." And Roberts' dismantling of his blog reminds one of Rove's efforts to do away with e-mails. But then, I could be reading too much into this--after all, I'm paranoid

Paranoid? Yes.
Delusional? Yes.
Insane? Yes.