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Who Can Turn the World On With Her Smile?
Posted Wednesday, August 20, 2008 2:00 PM | By
Noreen Malone
And,
Dana
and
Dahlia
, even as a non-cable news-watching Luddite, I'm thrilled for Rachel Maddow's new gig.
That
Nation
piece
was the first time in months that I read a magazine profile on a major news commentator--and there has been a recent obsession, no?--that didn't make me think for a few moments that I was
reading the same article
on the same
egomaniacal white guy
who thinks none of the other egomaniacal white guys on TV take him seriously enough as the cultural force that he surely is. (That last bit might also explain why I don't watch cable news). No one will accuse Rachel Maddow of
being Ted Baxter
, that's for sure.
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