Monday, February 11, 2008 - Posts
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After the events of this past weekend , it’s very difficult to hear Hillary Clinton extol the virtues of forgiveness. Indeed it’s extremely hard to hear Sen. Clinton say anything at all today over the relentless drumbeat in my own mind: “Don’t say pimp Read More...
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Here's Hillary on how things are going: Solis Doyle's departure capped a rough weekend for Clinton after she lost the Louisiana primary and caucuses in Nebraska, Washington state, Maine and the Virgin Islands to Obama. She said she never expected to do Read More...
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Wouldn't you love to know the back story on Paul Krugman's column today? Because without knowing that his real beef is that his wife can't stop singing "Yes, we can," or maybe that his idiot nephew won't shut up about how all the cool people are on the Read More...
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I just figured out why I might have such kinship with the heroin freak. Her father is a cabdriver! Outside the Holy Land, we must be among the very few Jewish women who can make that claim. Read More...
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Fascinating post , Dan. It would have been fine if Hillary said the "pimped out" remark was contemptible, Shuster apologized, and everyone moved on. But I agree that it is discomforting when the person who wants to be president demands someone be fired Read More...
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A guest post from Daniel Gross, who writes Slate 's "Moneybox" column: I'll declare my interest upfront: David Shuster has been one of my closest friends for 26 years, long before we got into journalism. So if you want to dismiss this whole post, a priori, Read More...
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Sorry to interrupt the Chelsea thread, but onward, for a moment. Last week, my book group was lucky enough to host Carol Gilligan . Normally our meetings are cozy and humble; this time we were cozy and grand. Carol talked about her new novel, Kyra . I Read More...
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