Les 50 commentateurs politiques les plus influents
Le Telegraph présente le top 50 des commentateurs politiques. Ce classement est plutôt ridicule. Il n’y a qu’à voir les 3 premiers :
1. Karl Rove
2. Chris Matthews
3. Sean Hannity
The Telegraph today unveils its list of the 50 most influential political pundits to help readers sort through whose opinions matter. These are the people who make voters sit up and take notice. They are the ones who political candidates and campaigns are constantly seeking to woo and influence. They include television presenters, newspaper columnists, bloggers and talking heads.
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- For a New Political Age, a Self-Made Man - Jodi Kantor, The New York TImes
- Accentuate the Negative - Paul Krugman, The New York Times
- As a Professor, Obama Enthralled Students and Puzzled Faculty - Jodi Kantor, The New York Times
- Paul Jenkins: Obama Still Does Not Know His Place - Paul Jenkins, The Huffington Post
- In study, evidence of liberal-bias bias - James Rainey, Los Angeles Times
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In the end, no one begrudges a bitter-ender. Robert E. Lee is not vilified because he fought on too long, wasting lives — and all of it, mind you, in the cause of slavery. In Israel, Masada is venerated because the zealots held out and killed themselves rather than surrender. Thermopylae is not considered a defeat but a lesson to us all: Never give up! This is precisely what Hillary Clinton is doing.
Richard Cohen, Why She Fights On
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