The Weekly Standard tried to destroy @FranklinFoer's career in dishonest attacks. It's a measure of his character that he's written the best obituary for the magazine that characterizes both its strengths and failings.https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2018/12/weekly-standard-ending-high-note/578230/ …
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maybe, maybe!
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That’s a gross and tragically direct comment
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Or recalibrate our estimate of its brow
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Of course if we were to judge TNR by the most idiotic and vile things written in its pages there’d be a lot of things to choose from. Pot meets kettle.
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Yeah, it's true, I'm a notorious apologist for the bad things that have run in TNR and have never criticized them.
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Conservative intellectual is an oxymoron.
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Holy cow. Couldn’t bring myself to read the entire article; the first ten paragraphs were bad enough.
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Read it all it’s a perspective from a man whose lived a while. I’ve held male positions most my life and I get exactly where he’s coming from. I am not one of the weaker sex I guess in his eyes I’m one of the manly ones. Still worth the read.
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