Since the election hasn’t happened yet we can’t call the pundits Monday Morning quarterbacks, but more are weighing in prior to The Big Game! to give Obama unsolicited advice. Bill … [Keep reading >>]
Gail Collins is on my daily read list. Sometimes she’s a bit too cute, a bit too Maureen Dowdish, but more often she approaches the diva of top columnists, Molly … [Keep reading >>]
Newt Delusional Gingrich said in an interview on The Jewish Channel, that Palestinians were an “invented: people, that they were simply Arabs of the old Ottoman Empire and should have … [Keep reading >>]
Every minute reading David Brooks is a minute spent in the thickets of ignored data, implausible assumptions and reasonable contrivances to make the world seem very different than what it … [Keep reading >>]
Joe Nocera, long time business columnist at the NY Times,and former Fortune Magazine editor, has recently moved to the opinion page of the Times. I had always read his business … [Keep reading >>]
A few grains of sanity in the vast vat of GOP madness:
…in an interview with Fox 4 News, multimillionaire Henry Bloch — co-founder and chairman emeritus of the tax preparation … [Keep reading >>]
Kurt Andersen, the popular NYC NPR host of Studio 360, has a column long overdue in a mainstream newspaper, especially the NY Times: Our Politics Are Sick
…the most troubling thing … [Keep reading >>]
Jason Linkins finds a sweet little study done at Hamilton College on the accuracy of the forecasts made by 26 well-known media columnists/opinionators. The students wanted to know:
Which pundits are … [Keep reading >>]
Somehow I missed this modest last paragraph on Bob Herbert’s March 24 column at the NY Times:
This is my last column for The New York Times after an exhilarating, nearly … [Keep reading >>]
David Broder, the “Dean” of the Washington Press Corps, died last week at the age of 81, complications from diabetes. Everyone from Newt Gingrich to President Obama praised him, as … [Keep reading >>]
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