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Leave it to the professionally offended to ruin everything. This time it’s Michelle Malkin, who led a charge of blogosphere criticism against Dunkin’ Donuts because one of its ads featured Rachael Ray wearing a scarf that sort of looks like an Arab headdress. Malkin says, in essence, that doing so supports terrorism. Despite Ray not wearing the scarf on her head, Dunkin’ pulled the ad to avoid “the possibility of misperception.” Malkin responded by saying she was glad an American company took a stand against Islamic terrorism.
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