I have maintained for some time that if there was a Winston Churchill award, three of the men I would nominate are interim president of Honduras Roberto Micheletti, Czechoslovakia president Vaclav Klaus, and Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
Something tells me Martin Bashir doesn't view Arpaio's work as all that noble however. Rather than Arpaio being portrayed as he is - someone who is enforcing the law while being bullied by the Federal government, Bashir plays up to Arpaio's prisoners' cries of victimhood.
The true underdog story here is Arpaio v. Napolitano. But in true liberal fashion, Bashir creates a straw underdog and sides with the prisoners.
Pathetically biased but Arapaio holds his own anyway.
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