Blogs about: Leonard Shelby Syndrome
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The 4,000
For the past week, Slate has been asking “liberal hawk” pundits who supported the Iraq invasion to explain what they think they got wrong. They are, to put it mildly, unpersuasive. Christo… more →
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The 4,000
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stevenhart wrote 1 year ago: For the past week, Slate has been asking “liberal hawk” pundits who supported the Iraq i … more →
The Memory Hole
stevenhart wrote 2 years ago: Funny, isn’t it, how the 1960s continue to loom large in the collective mind of the pundit cla … more →
Lie Another Day
stevenhart wrote 2 years ago: Praise for Andrew Sullivan, I’m sorry to say, is always premature. No matter how much sense he … more →
It's Edwards By a Hair
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stevenhart wrote 2 years ago: The clown college Washington press corps and the pundits have found their new Al Gore, and his name … more →
Al Gore Meets Leonard Shelby
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stevenhart wrote 2 years ago: Each decade gets the journalism movie it deserves. In the 1970s, the key journalism movie was All th … more →
Eternal Fogbank of the Pundit Mind
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stevenhart wrote 2 years ago: I wrote off David Broder years ago as droopy parrot whose endless squawking of conventional wisdom h … more →
Backbone Shortage
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stevenhart wrote 2 years ago: Tomorrow night, Bill Moyers turns the TV cameras on the journalists and news merchants who not only … more →
Couturekampf
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stevenhart wrote 2 years ago: If there’s a way to write about a Democratic presidential contender that’s cheap, false … more →
Warm-up Lies
stevenhart wrote 2 years ago: Since the Preznit’s SOTU address will certainly be bursting at the seams with lies and distort … more →
The LSS pandemic
stevenhart wrote 3 years ago: Leonard Shelby Syndrome is rampant. Paul Mirgenoff at Powerline and Michael Ledeen at National Revie … more →
Leonard Shelby Syndrome
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stevenhart wrote 3 years ago: A few days ago we discussed Punditosis, the intellectual halitosis that afflicts pundits who subsist … more →
