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Means of Descent
Posted Tuesday, May 21, 2002, at 12:11 PM ETThe Nation's "New Politics"
Washington correspondent John Nichols cautions the Democrats to avoid a partisan response to recent intelligence revelations.
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Alternate View
Eric Alterman, who said of Andrew Sullivan's weblog, "while his site arouses a certain gruesome car-wreck fascination, it serves primarily as a reminder to writers of why we need editors," starts his own at MSNBC.com. The American Prospect Online blog, "Tapped," hails Alterman's decision as the start of "a new wave of liberal, edited blogging."
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