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The Trouble with Hari

From Johann Hari's review of America Alone in The New Statesman:

"Mark Steyn, an uneducated former disc jockey turned pundit, is today being greeted as a sage by the likes of Dick Cheney."

Hari, "an uppity little queer" (columnist Bruce Anderson's words) was fortunate enough to attend King's College, Cambridge, and get his job handed to him, so I guess that gives him the right to call Steyn, a guy who worked his way up from the bottom, "uneducated."

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