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Re: PK on accounting reform
On Tue, 21 May 2002, Fred B. Moseley wrote:
> > a media evaluation web page voted PK's column the most consistently
> > partisan of op-ed regulars.
>
> More partisan that pro-Israeli fire-eater and let's-go-get-Saddam
> William Safire?
Hey, fair's fair -- Safire's a flaming asshole on those issues, but he was
also violently against military tribunals from the very beginning when
barely anybody else in the editorial mainstream was making a peep. So
he's got some right to be considered less perfectly consistent in his
partisanship.
Although of course I think there's no doubt PK's column is better.
Frankly, at the moment, I think it's the best bi-weekly editorial column
in the country. Which is kind of remarkable, considering how bad it was
for his first nine months. The guy seems to have approached column
writing like a problem, wrestled with it, and solved it.
Although it certainly helps him that Bush got elected. PK is much better
on offense than defense.
Michael
- Thread context:
- Re: Spritzer wimps out, (continued)
- Re: The Storming of the Accountants,
W.R. Needham Tue 21 May 2002, 14:35 GMT
- PK on accounting reform,
Devine, James Tue 21 May 2002, 14:15 GMT
- The Terrorist's Lawyer,
Justin Schwartz Tue 21 May 2002, 04:23 GMT
- Rebuilding Afghanistan,
Ulhas Joglekar Tue 21 May 2002, 00:26 GMT
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