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Investigative Journalist: Jack Abramoff Committed No Crimes

Susan Bradford writes: The Washington Post likes to fashion itself a trend setter, an insider broadsheet that defends the public interest by exposing corruption. The Post is fooling no one. Clearly the broadsheet values special interests over the public interest. … Continue reading

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The Opposite Field

Wednesday night, Oct. 6, I interview Jesse Katz, author of the 2009 memoir The Opposite Field. His mom, Vera Katz, was a famous politician in Oregon. She has a long Wikipedia entry while Jesse, to my surprise, has nothing there … Continue reading

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I Wish I Could’ve Been There

Even after making four major corrections, Frank Girardot still has the most incoherent blog post I’ve ever linked to. Can anyone make sense of this sentence? "I like him because he’s admitted anonymous source and level-headed moderator, especially when the … Continue reading

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