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January 3rd, 2012 at 2:36 am
Wal-Mart.
January 3rd, 2012 at 8:23 am
Well said. I’ve been reluctant to let go of HuffPo, out of daily habit but dammit, you’re right, it isn’t street anymore.
January 3rd, 2012 at 10:45 am
I let go of them when they let the wacky anti-vaccine crowd take over that area.
January 3rd, 2012 at 10:52 am
HuffPo went tabloid. Sucks, it was a very good site for many years.
January 3rd, 2012 at 5:12 pm
Is it too late for Oliver Stone to pick you up in a private jet and whisk you to Iowa for fun & frolic, Marc?
January 3rd, 2012 at 6:49 pm
Insightful as usual, Marc. A bit harsh on Howard Fineman, who is no David Broder, after all. And given the dismal state of the print media today, Howard is probably grateful for the paycheck.
A bit bemused by jim hitchcock’s comment above: Have you in fact ridden in Oliver Stone’s jet?
As for HuffPo, are we really surprised by that trajectory? Disappointed, sure, but surprised? Unless society changes, don’t we all become whores at some point? It does make one miss the old Guardian newsweekly, though, for all its faults…
January 3rd, 2012 at 11:56 pm
Was in some bars never a jet with Stone. Yes, Fineman is better than Broder was. But hardly an alternative to the same old same old.
January 4th, 2012 at 8:58 am
Holy fructose! I think “Citizens’ United” and the Super PACs just won the Iowa caucuses. Although, judging from Michelle Bachmann’s exit speech, we must remain vigilant. Because that middle-of-the-road Health Care reform that retains private insurance companies, is surely the path to socialist enslavement! We need a super hero. Where’s Pokeman? The stakes are so high when there’s so much on the line….
January 4th, 2012 at 9:16 pm
“I think ‘Citizens’ United’ and the Super PACs just won the Iowa caucuses.”
No doubt the story. But Gingrich was…uh…low-hanging fruit. As is Romney when this heats up. As is…you name it!
The good news? A guy who doesn’t believe a word he says beat a guy who wants to outlaw birth control – because, you know, he’s into “freedom” and “limited government” – by 8 votes.
January 4th, 2012 at 9:17 pm
“Yes, Fineman is better than Broder was.”
Great moments in the annals of The Low Bar.
January 4th, 2012 at 9:26 pm
“Unless society changes, don’t we all become whores at some point?”
I have described myself as such for decades. My solace is Jesus Christ’s affection for Mary Magdelene.
The only thing I miss about the old Guardian weekly – which published an extensive expiation of Josef Stalin’s regime over several painful months – were the movie reviews of Irwin Silber, which gave me quite a few laughs.
January 5th, 2012 at 8:34 am
Not to pick nits, but wasn’t Broder a consistent moderate scold, who made sure to keep aligned with the exact mid-point of the political spectrum, dressing down anyone more than a standard deviation away.
Whereas Fineman seems to pay more obeisance to power itself, moving away from the center with the flow of power, always ready to echo its talking points .
January 5th, 2012 at 5:53 pm
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January 5th, 2012 at 6:40 pm
I never quite understood why such an alarming (small, but alarming nonetheless) number of liberals and leftist types have this Ron Paul fixation. He is a despicable character who backpedals on his so-called moral principles when it is politically expedient (he does, after all, represent a bible belt district)….doesn’t have much use or compassion for dark people. Yeah, woo hoo; go team.
January 5th, 2012 at 7:32 pm
Marc -
Always glad to help clear things up
January 5th, 2012 at 7:44 pm
Even leaving the Lew Rockwell as ghost writer aside, giving credence to Ron Paul is like praising your stopped clock because it’s absolutely correct twice each day. Paul, essentially, has one fixed idea – what the government is doing is wrong. It’s as useful for determining policy moving forward as the notion that what the government does is always right.
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January 9th, 2012 at 12:39 pm
The run up to the Iowa caucus and the reporting afterward makes me think of a disease combining Montezuma’s Revenge, The sneeze’s from hell and a very queezy stomach. Actually, the run up and reporting is likely worse.
January 9th, 2012 at 1:16 pm
GM- I read on your blog, a few months back, that you were enthusiastic about Perry, presenting him as the primary candidate to unseat Obama and thus take the republic back from the duplicious forces of IslamoMaoism. Well, at least something along those lines. Since Perry flamed out I’ve read nary a post concerning your current opinion on the contenders. Who best to seize the day?
January 9th, 2012 at 5:13 pm
Guessing GM has no horse in the race.
January 12th, 2012 at 7:29 am
Watching the Iowa caucuses was painful for the eyes. First of all, Mitt Romney should be embarrassed that a man with his campaign cash and political pedigree almost got beat by fetus-loving loser like Santorum had a freak of Ron Paul on his heels. It just shows that even the Tea Party have some standards and realize that Romney is a unrepentant liar and heartless corporate douche.
The only Republicans in this race who should be more embarrassed than Romney are Gingrich and Perry. They’re former speaker of the House and a sitting governor, respectively. How the hell did they two fall behind to Ned Flanders and Rorschach from the Watchmen? (We know how, one’s an is an asshole and the other one is a moron. But still….)
And Marc, on your point about Ron Paul, you’re absolutely right. For liberals like Glenn Greenwald to say that a devotee of Ayn Rand is a champion of liberty because he’s nominally anti-war embarrassing and outright silly. Its like saying that Felix the Cat is appropriate for kids because its a cartoon.
The rather silly pretzel-like argument for goes like this – so what if Ron Paul wants to abolish Civil Rights, Pell Grants, FDIC and federal food regulation – he’ll ‘stop the wars’, legalize prostitution and let us all smoke pot. He’s not like that mean traitor Obama who is slowly winding down the wars and is arresting pot growers in LA for violating the California regulations on medicinal marijuana. LIBERTY!!
Uh, yeah, I hope you got plenty of weed to eat rotten meat and dirty water because Ron Paul will dismantle the FDA and EPA.
Who would have thought the Far Left would jump the shark so hard they’re going to jump in bed with refugee from the John Birch Society.
January 12th, 2012 at 7:51 am
“Who would have thought the Far Left would jump the shark so hard they’re going to jump in bed with refugee from the John Birch Society.”
Murray Rothbard?
January 12th, 2012 at 9:50 am
Cappadonna
Go actuially read Greenwald. He has praised Paul for bringing up issues about militarism that no other candidate is addressing. He has repeatedly and specifically repudiated his other views and repeatedly and specifically said that he is neither endorsing nor supporting him.
He has one simple message about Paul and that is that he’s the only guy talking about this stuff–a bit of an ironic twist when the deeply conservative and retrograde Paul is better than progressive darling Obama, on these issues.
You’ve fallen victim, I’m afraid, to the paper-thin analysis of Katha Pollitt and other reflexives who can’t distinguish between thanks over an issue being discussed and full support for a candidate. Whatever anyone else has said, it’s wrong to claim Greenwald is taking this position, because he’s not.
January 12th, 2012 at 10:59 am
First of all, I mean to say “Fritz the Cat”, Felix is perfectly fine for tots.
Dan O, here’s the thing……….I have read Greenwald’s many mental gymnastics on Salon.com about his man love for Ron Paul (who voted for the war in Afghanistan and cowered like a punk when Congresswoman Lee stood alone to tell Bush no.)
Greenwald has written extensively about how because Ron Paul is against foreign war (because Ron Paul thinks that Americans shouldn’t give a damn about the rest of the world or even their own neighbors, so he’s against foreign aid and FEMA too.) and the Wall Street bailouts (because Ron Paul doesn’t believe that there should assurance, regulations or protections of any kind in capitalism. So, bye-bye Consumer Protection and FDA under President Ron Paul) that means that he’s light years ahead of Obama on these issues. On further examination, he’s really not. Like Coop, I’m taking in the big picture and realizing Ron Paul ain’t on our side.
If you want to talk about a Republican candidate who is really taking a stake at our biggest issue in DC, campaign finance and lobbying, go to talk to Buddy Roemer.
And I haven’t ‘fallen victim’ to a damn thing, I’ve just known enough Objectivists in my college years to realize that Ron Paul isn’t anti-war, he’s an isolationist, big difference. Yes, Ron Paul wouldn’t send kids to war, but he would also pull us out of the UN and would ban foreign aid.
And as a Black man, I’m not going to ignore the fact that Ron Paul thinks the Civil Rights act infringes about his civil liberties or his racist rants from the 90′s. I also can’t stand for any Republican candidate who says the fix for our financial system is no regulation.
Unlike a lot of folks, I’ve known about Ron Paul and his crackpot beliefs since I was college sophomore almost 15 years ago. So, yeah, I wouldn’t support Ron Paul if you paid me.
I also don’t fawn over Greenwald’s other pet fetish, Bradley Manning. Why? Because, having family members and friends who served (and almost joining the Marines myself), the idea than an Army private would willy-nilly leak classified data to a foreign journalist because he’s nominally anti-war is a bit disturbing. Does that make a weak-minded reflexive too?
January 12th, 2012 at 11:43 am
Cappadonna:
You fail yet again to get the point. You trot out Paul’s many failings (all of which I agree with) as an indictment of his military views, but these are not relevanr to the point. Your only relevant objection is his vote for the Afghan war, but no one said that one had to be a pacifist to want reform in our fairly sanguinary foreign policy.
You can simultaneously argue that we don’t need 600 military bases around the world, and think that an attack on the US warrants a response. Only fools say otherwise, but your objections on grounds of Paul’s consistencey would make fools of anyone who supported any war no matter how justified.
As “a black man” it’s nice that you don’t overlook his views on civil rights (nor do I as a white man…he’s obnoxious and disgusting on civil rights and voting rights), but it’s sad to see that the threshold of your empathy ends there; your snotty assertion about his “man love” seems a little off color given that Greenwald is a homosexual.
I’ll just repeat the exceptionally simple and clear point which seems, unusually, just outside your grasp. It is possible to denounce Paul for his many awful views, and still praise him for raising other important ones.
Pat Buchanan is a disgusting toad…he’s also correct about manufacturing jobs. Barack Obama is a guy I really like he’s also a complete failure and disaster on civil liberties. Lyndon Johnson was a giant on domestic policy, and a disaster on foreign policy. Woodrow Wilson was a great internationalist, and a putrid racist. See how it works?
I’m just making one point. I’m not suporting Paul, neither is Greenwald. It sure is nice that someone is asking questions about the appartus of empire whatver the reasons are. You don’t have to be an isolationist to wish for those questions to get some air time.
January 12th, 2012 at 11:48 am
One last point to be utterly clear. I don’t like Ron Paul and never have. I think libertarianism is morally indefensible. I think he is about 75% crackpot, and has a faith in the market that is utterly misguided if you have even the slightest understanding of economic history, and I think there is a very good chance that he is a flaming racist. I would not want him to be president ever.
And yet, as Greenwald says, he’s the non-inmterventionist in this race. Santorum wants to bomb Iran, and Obama IS bombing Pakistan.
January 12th, 2012 at 12:29 pm
Dan O:
a. My comment of “man crush” wasn’t meant to insinuate anything about GG’s sexuality, quite the opposite. Seeing that he is actually gay, I can see how that can be interpreted. So no, I don’t think Greenwald’s is in love with Ron Paul and would not disparage the man’s sexual orientation.
b. I still call a spade a spade, Ron Paul is on the opposite side of virtually everything I believe as a progressive. Just because he says a few things against the war (for very different reasons than you or I) doesn’t make him anti-war or actually progressive on the ideas foreign intervention. A broken alarm clock is right at least twice a day, its still a broken alarm clock.
January 12th, 2012 at 12:30 pm
Dan O -
If Ron Paul opposed foreign wars out of some moral conviction that was manifest here and there in his other views, it would be much easier to salute him. The fact that his non-interventionism flows from an ideology of pure selfishness makes a difference.
January 12th, 2012 at 12:33 pm
Cappadonna -
Thanks for the cat clarification — you had me wondering. But how does a guy a dozen years out of college know about either Fritz or Felix?
January 12th, 2012 at 12:46 pm
Evets:
Simple answer, I’m a nerd with a premium Netflix account.
I can remember almost every political scandal and key players from 1983 onward. Hell, I remember when Larry King was still on radio. I can also recall almost any comic book or cartoon over the last 35 years. My knowledge of HR Puff n Stuff and Denny O’Neil’s Green Lantern/Green Arrow series from the 70′s is scary.
January 12th, 2012 at 12:50 pm
And by the way, Felix the Cat is awesome. Dude had a magic pouch and hung out with cartoon hottie Betty Boop.
January 12th, 2012 at 4:25 pm
I just love this guy:
Willard Mitt on traveling with dogs
“This is a completely air-tight kennel, mounted on the top of our car,” Romney says in the ad.
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Nothing stated about whether he provides the dog with scuba gear (borrowed from R Maddow).
January 12th, 2012 at 5:18 pm
“Hell, I remember when Larry King was still on radio.”
I’m impressed that anyone old enough to remember when Larry King was on the radio still has the faculties to remember that Larry King was on the radio. It’s the “Keith Richards’ memoir” conondrum.
January 12th, 2012 at 5:28 pm
I can remember driving cross country when I was 20, with only Larry King and a bunch of 8 tracks to accompany me, and I don’t yet drool in public.
January 12th, 2012 at 5:43 pm
“I can remember driving cross country when I was 20, with only Larry King and a bunch of 8 tracks to accompany me, and I don’t yet drool in public.”
Romney’s dog should be so lucky.
January 12th, 2012 at 11:13 pm
“If Ron Paul opposed foreign wars out of some moral conviction that was manifest here and there in his other views, it would be much easier to salute him”
I mostly but not entirely agree with this perspective. Where I diverge, here, is that I think Paul’s undoubtedly frames os evil opposition to war in a way that extends beyond a simple libertarian dissent to government. He, for example, routinely asks audiences what in the face of bellicose aggression and threats would they do if they were in charge of the government of Iran. This concept of thinking of he world outside of the imperial mentality is radical and bold.
Of course Paul broader worldview would impose castotrophic consequences on the very constituencies progressives effuse to care about, but I don’t think that Greenwald is wrong I’m issuing his challenge. The tragedy, to paraphrase a friend, is that Paul is unaacepteable, but it’s also unacceptable that there is no one on the liberal left with such prominence taking forceful positions against attacks on civil liberties, wars, drones and the drug wars.
January 12th, 2012 at 11:15 pm
Excuse of the mangled prose, bad spelling and grammatical horrors. I’m new to jotting anything down via IPad.
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January 13th, 2012 at 10:59 am
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“This is one of the most noxious proposals w/r/t the internet that has ever been.”
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January 14th, 2012 at 4:11 pm
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