David Brooks thought this up, typed it out, edited it, and posted it on Twitter. A man who is paid ridiculous sums of money by the paper of record to share his views. A professional writer. This raises so many questions. Is this peak Brooks?...
High Broderism
When former aides to Bob Kerrey write op-eds about how the Democrats are going down the wrong path, you know it's going to be grim. Such it is with Greg.
This is terrible. Journalism isn't activism; it's presenting the facts, honestly and objectively. It's this mentality that's killing trust in our profession. https://t.co/32AWo9E7q4— Josh Kraushaar (@HotlineJosh) March 25, 2018 Let's.
Ron Fournier and Matthew Dowd are very excited by electing a performative centrist third party candidate. Can the US elect a young centrist disruptor his starts his/her own party?Yes, we can. https://t.co/EgHzSu2y1r— Ron Fournier (@ron_fournier) May 7, 2017 @ron_fournier Exactly. It is time America did...
Of course Ron Fournier would weigh in on the New York Times "the proper way for Democrats to win the presidency is to appeal to conservative white voters in Arkansas.
Above: Republican hero Bill Clinton Sometime in late November 2016, when we have all recovered from the election barrage, we ought to hold a vote on the worst article of.
This Robert Draper profile of a Democratic Party supposedly in turmoil because its base is demanding politicians stand up for values outside of Beltway centrism is ridiculous. Note that the only non-politician who gets any major play here is Jonathan Cowan, president of Third Way....
I suppose I should respect what Bob Packwood has to say about passing major legislation, given he was a big player in the Senate for a long time before his.
The Denver Post wins the day for idiocy. It decided to change its endorsement for the Colorado senate race from Mark Udall to Cory Gardner. Part of its reasoning: The.
Ron Fournier wins the 2013 David Broder award for his column arguing "sure, Republicans are nuts. But why won't President Obama cave to their wishes to avoid the sequester? Also, we need to destroy social programs to cut deficits, a political action absolutely vital even...
Matt and Jamelle say most of what needs to be said about Olympia Snowe's self-serving farewell to all that nasty partisanship. Regrettably, the essentially indefensible supermajority rules she champions in.
The story of Emma Sullivan is, in its small way, inspiring. She stood her ground, Kansas's WATB-in-chief backed off, and her school administrators seemed to figure out in time that.