I found Robert Stacy McCain’s piece on the Brown-Coakley Senate race to be a fun and interesting read that also has the benefit of being Real, Actual Journalism.
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He seems to be worth interviewing, for the record. I disagree with many of his views (waaaaaaay too much cheesecake at his site for me to be willing to recommend it to someone else) but think that he’d be a good interviewee, so long as he doesn’t get to pick such things as suggested .jpgs.Report