[lbo-talk] Liberal hysteria and the Tea Party

Sean Andrews cultstud76 at gmail.com
Thu Jun 2 10:46:44 PDT 2011


Agreed: and you've done a great service in sifting through her sniveling oeuvre so we don't have to. Some really tiresome stuff I'd forgotten about. With Williams and Younge so much better, and Alterman already locking up the whiny liberal demo, why bother with her? And whatever happened to Klein?

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On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 11:40, Doug Henwood <dhenwood at panix.com> wrote:
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> On Jun 2, 2011, at 12:12 PM, Bhaskar Sunkara wrote:
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>> http://newpol.org/node/468
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>> A forewarning: I may have overgeneralized a trend and one of the reader
>> comments on this piece was "we do this promising writer no favor by
>> publishing this piece."  But I still stand by the main thrust of my argument
>> and, most importantly, its political implications.
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> Well, the reader who made that comment is an idiot. You nailed it, comrade.
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> Re: The Nation. Navasky thought of the mag as a place where liberals and radicals could debate; vanden Heuvel really doesn't have much time for radicals. They brought in Harris-Perry (who moved to Louisiana in part for the "low taxes") because they thought she could speak to an audience broader than their traditional base. An academic leftist friend complained to an editor about how awful she is - the editor's response was "we're not trying to reach people like you" through her.
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> Doug
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