27 thoughts on “Guest blogging for Kevin Drum

  1. wow…very cool, that is like the big time of blogging (well without the money and fame part). Good post also.Report

  2. Erik:

    I read your article and was hoping for something more intelligent than an anti-republican rant but given that your article was in Mother Jones it was about what I expected.Report

      1. Leland: Bernstein, am I a stuffed shirt? Am I a horse-faced hypocrite? Am I a New England school marm?
        Bernstein: Yes. If you thought I’d answer you any differently than what Mr. Kain tells you…

        — sorry, wrong Citizen Kain quoteReport

      1. Snarky:

        Did you even read the article? Let’s try this gem of prose from Erik, “Any American who is prepared to run for president should automatically, by definition, be disqualified from ever doing so,” Gore Vidal once said. And surveying the Republican field this past primary season was evidence enough that Vidal was on to something.” I guess in Erik’s world view this quote only applies to Repubs and not to Dems like Barry and his sidekick crazy uncle Joe. Not to mention that Erik has clearly forgotten any of the nastiness between Hillary and Barry before they were in love.Report

        1. I’d love it if you would write a post extolling the quality of the Republican presidential field, this year. I bet you could get someone to put it on the front page. And I bet there would be some lively conversation around the topic.

          Scott- It seems that 80% of your posts are of the tenor “how dare you have that (liberal) point of view.” But I never see you engage with some respect or appreciation for those you’re arguing with. Only the conservative fainting couch.

          I would love it if you actually did engage with the ideas of others. But simply declaring that the ideas of others are beyond the pale does not really lead to interesting or enlightening discussion.Report

          1. To be genuinely fair and balanced, Erik should have written that if the Democratic nomination had been contested, that campaign would have been every bit as ugly, and invented things that Obama, Clinton, and Biden might have called each other.Report

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