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Showing posts with label swiftboating. Show all posts
Showing posts with label swiftboating. Show all posts
Sunday, October 05, 2008

A Month of Mud

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From now until November 4th, the spatter of little feet running in all directions to throw muck at Barack Obama will be the end game of McCa...
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Tuesday, March 11, 2008

Clinton and Obama Take Command

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It's 3 AM for the Hillary Clinton campaign, the red phone is ringing but there's no one to answer because they're all too busy s...
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Sunday, March 09, 2008

Pyrrhic Victory, Anyone?

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Amid two tiny wins yesterday--in the Wyoming caucuses and the taking of Dennis Hastert's House seat by an Obama admirer--his supporter...
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Thursday, January 24, 2008

Bill Clinton's Bimbo Offensive

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In attacking Barack Obama, the ex-President has gone past embarrassing into his own kind of seductive swiftboating. Is there any difference...
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ROBERT STEIN
editor, publisher, media critic and journalism teacher, is a former Chairman of the American Society of Magazine Editors, and author of “Media Power: Who Is Shaping Your Picture of the World?” Before the war in Iraq, he wrote in The New York Times: “I see a generation gap in the debate over going to war in Iraq. Those of us who fought in World War II know there was no instant or easy glory in being part of 'The Greatest Generation,' just as we knew in the 1990s that stock-market booms don’t last forever. We don’t have all the answers, but we want to spare our children and grandchildren from being slaughtered by politicians with a video-game mentality." This is not meant to extol geezer wisdom but suggest that, even in our age of 24/7 hot flashes, something can be said for perspective. The Web is a wide space for spreading news, but it can also be a deep well of collective memory to help us understand today’s world. In olden days, tribes kept village elders around to remind them with which foot to begin the ritual dance. Start the music.
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