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OK, I Can Recycle It Now
By the time The New Yorker landed in my mail slot today, I'd seen the cover so many times already it was like, "You, finally!'' As if it had stopped off for a couple of drinks on the way over here and lost all track of time. So, allow me to be the last
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Thoughts From a Hillary Supporter Who Might Go for McCain
Just received this e-mail from a friend, a Washington lawyer who is a lifelong Democrat and a generous donor to the party. She supported Hillary in the primary and is undecided about what she'll do in November: I just read your XX column , and I wanted
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Seeing No Evil Can Come to No Good
It's interesting that Ruth and Rachael both used the word evil —as in, what Hillary said about RFK's assassination was unfortunate but not evil . Now, I wouldn't use that particular word to describe Clinton or what she said about Bobby Kennedy, either.
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To Bee or Not To Bee?
As far as meta-themes go in this presidential campaign, this week’s “Hoppin’ Mad” trope has quickly become tiresome. Yesterday we heard endless reports about an incident in which Barack Obama ostensibly had a “testy” exchange with a reporter that proved
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We Puff, and We Puff, and We Blow Ourselves Down ...
Erica Jong posted yesterday on the embarrassing lack of substance in our political coverage. I don’t disagree on the merits. The media (ourselves included) have now devoted exponentially more energy to Hillary’s non-tears in Portsmouth, than they have
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The Charming Chris Matthews
We all knew Chris Matthews was no Hillary-lover, but what he said on air this morning takes the cake: "The reason she's a U.S. Senator, the reason she's a candidate for President, the reason she may be a front-runner, is her husband messed around. That's
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The NYT and the Washington Post get their hair done
On Sunday, the front pages of the New York Times and the Washington Post went to the hair salon. Because this is where black women hang out--in particular, black women who vote in South Carolina. As both papers tell us once they've gotten past the scene
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