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Andrew Sullivan’s Further Descent Into Hackery

Posted on February 16, 2009 by Jay Reding

Andrew Sullivan went from being an astute conservative columnist to a frothing partisan hack somewhere around the 2004 elections. His latest column in The Sunday Times amply demonstrates his fall into hackery. Now, because the Republicans have the sheer audacity to defy the Leader and go against a budget-busting spending bill in a time of [...]

Posted in Media, Obama Administration, Politics, Rants

Tags: Andrew Sullivan, hackery, Obama, Politics, rhetoric, stimulus

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This Person Is The World’s Biggest Hack

Posted on March 24, 2008 by Jay Reding

The answer to this Jeopardy-style question can be found here. It seems as though Keith Olbermann, who is the liberal version of Stephen Colbert minus any intentional parody went on a little rant about the Obama passport data flap—accusing the Bush Administration of deliberately spying on Obama. Of course, as we now know, all three [...]

Posted in Idiotarianism

Tags: hackery, Jeopardy, Obama, Olbermann

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Why Kos Is Boring

Posted on November 19, 2007 by Jay Reding

Markos “Kos” Moulitsas has his first Newsweek column out today. Kos went with the surprising route, choosing a topic that broadened his reach to moderate voters and demonstrated his command of the issues and his willingness to listen to all sides. Or not… Instead, he did what Kos does best. Actually, all that Kos does: [...]

Posted in General

Tags: column, hackery, Kos, Newsweek

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