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By BJ
I really couldn't help but laugh when I read this.
McCain campaign attacks Bill Kristol: 'He's bought into the Obama campaign's party line.'
As John Cole said a little while back, the circular firing squad is going to be fun to watch, and to some extent it already is.
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WOW! I smell a NY Times plot here to promote Krugman into a Nobel by hiring Kristol to play the idiot, as he does so well, in contrast to Krugman's intelligence. The consistent contrast in analytical ability between the two in one newspaper helps Krugman to seem more brilliant. You can't trust those wily liberals at the NY Times to promote their schemes. Now, if the NY Times hires that guy at Powerline, we''l know the extent of the Times' plot to pollute our minds (as well as our bodily fluids) with the liberal poison of Krugmanism.
Posted by: EL | October 13, 2008 at 06:03 PM