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Category Archives: Time
The Palin Campaign in Mark Halperin's Head
Mark Halperin has a feature in Time magazine every week called "The Big Questions." For a process-obsessed campaign reporter, this means a weekly who's up, who's down scorecard, in an easy to followQ-&-A format. This week's questions: Is Sarah Palin … Continue reading
Is the Election Over Yet?
From Time magazine's Rick Perry cover story (9/26/11): When you look at Perry, it's easy to picture him in an old Western. His late arrival in the primary field in August certainly felt like that moment when the big stranger … Continue reading
Zakaria, Libya and Iraq: Don't Remember What I Wrote
Fareed Zakaria cheers the Libya War in Time magazine this week for not following the Iraq model: It has been prosecuted with the memory of the Iraq war firmly in mind. Only this time the approach has been to view … Continue reading
Where Does Press Set Bar for Bachmann?
Washington Post columnist Richard Cohen wrote a rather apoplectic column about presidential candidate Michele Bachmann this week, lamenting the fact that other GOP candidates aren't calling her out for being completely ill-prepared for the job: Bachmann does not deserve to … Continue reading
Posted in Election, Media Criticism, Time, Washington Post
Tagged Michele Bachmann, Richard Cohen, Sarah Palin
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Time: The U.S. Audience Is Different
Every so often you're struck by something like this– a collection of covers for this week's Time:
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Time Magazine Feeds the Bachmann-tum
The story of Michele Bachmann's surging campaign momentum continues, this time courtesy of Beltway reporter Mark Halperin of Time magazine: Why has Michele Bachmann suddenly become the It candidate? With her impressive New Hampshire debate performance, Bachmann has gone from … Continue reading
Posted in Election, Environment, Healthcare, Time
Tagged Joe Klein, Mark Halperin, Michele Bachmann
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Everything Proves That Torture Worked
Time magazine's new issue (no link to the text is available) includes this weird explanation of how torture helped track down Osama bin Laden: Interrogators grilled 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheik Mohammed for details about the courier. When he pleaded ignorance, … Continue reading
Paul Ryan, Serious Numbers Geek (Aside From His Fuzzy Numbers)
The uncritical coverage of Paul Ryan's budget plan continues.In the new issue of Time magazine,Michael Crowley and Jay Newton-Smalltell us that Ryan is "the new face of federal frugality": Just 41 years old, with jet black hair and a touch … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Healthcare, Time
Tagged Brian Beutler, Jay Newton-Small, Michael Crowley, Paul Ryan
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Joe Klein and the Palestinian Gandhi
There's a long tradition of U.S. pundits wishing for the day Palestinians finally decide touse non-violent means to protest Israeli occupation. Time magazine's Joe Klein weighs in on the subject this week: Ever since Israel won control of the West … Continue reading
What Americans Want to Read
The gallery of covers for Time magazine this week. One stands out, obviously.
Joe Klein and the Rotten Fruit of Arab Democracy
Sometimes words fail. Joe Klein, writing in the new issue of Time, wonders: How on earth do we get saddled with such creepy clients as Karzai and Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, over and over again? Yes, why do they keep … Continue reading
Time's Civility Panel–Featuring Glenn Beck
Earlier this week (1/10/11) I wrote, given how short corporate media's memories are, "Let's hope that when someone convenes a civility in media discussion in 2020, they don't ask Glenn Beck to weigh in." No need to wait that long. … Continue reading
