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Oh Hey Look My Friend Dylan Has a Brand New Record Out and Why Don't You Go Buy it Or Something? Kevin Roderick Seconds Media Matters' Hysterical, Fact-Challenged Rant That, No Seriously, Was Headlined "Why does the Los Angeles Times hate Obama?": So, Media Matters writes this goofy attack, which is an embarrassment even for the shame-free field of media criticism, not least since it equates one political blogger with an entire newspaper, and misstates (while bragging that they didn't even need to do a Google search to confirm) that "when President Bush was in office, there was nobody on staff at the Times, and certainly nobody writing off the opinion pages, who was allowed to so casually insult the office of the presidency on a regular basis." In response, I wrote this. Former Timesman and man-about-SoCal-media-criticism Kevin Roderick, on the other hand, has a much different take. Patrick "Patterico" Frey is closer to my point of view.  Hi! What are you doing down here? |
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