bloggers - new york times approved!

[sisyphusshrugged]

wherein a sampling of the blogosphere, leaning somewhat to the right, explains that the point of the election is whatever their chosen narrative was up to this point (making them the go-to guys for their narrative after the election)

That said, I tend to agree with Brad DeLong's. But I digress...

the Howler has some gentle thoughts about one of the answers

mad props to Tom Burka, of Opinions You Should Have and The American Street, who treated his appearance in The Newspaper of Record with the seriousness it deserved

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[fantome14.livejournal.com]

The problem of long lines is happening in Georgia, too

[lawgeekgurl.livejournal.com]

ugh. Kaus even gives hackery a bad name.

[gngrmyrsn.livejournal.com]

Why do "liberal" bloggers do such things? Why do they do what Drum did on Monday—fail to note the obvious fact that Gore and Bush staged a "razor-thin" race because of the press corps’ slanders of Gore?

Why does anyone think Kevvy is a liberal? Anybody who spouts the conservative line as much as the Kev does, is NOT a liberal, no matter what they tell you. Kev is not helping the left - that's another clue - he's only helping Kev.