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I appreciate John Tabin’s thoughts about Journolist, but find his analysis wholly unconvincing. I’m also bothered by what appears to be his desire to give the Journolisters a pass: by putting their efforts in the most innocuous light possible.

Of course, as John knows, the Journolisters are not young undergraduate students prone to rhetorical excess and self-indulgence. They are professional “journalists” (read: left-wing political activists) who worked — and continue to work! — at some of the nation’s most prestigious and influential media outlets.

I’ll respond to John later today with a new blog post that articulates our disagreement in greater detail.

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Red Phillips | 7.22.10 @ 11:29AM

"I'm also bothered by what appears to be his desire to give the Journolisters a pass: by putting their efforts in the most innocuous light possible."

Yeah. What's up with that?

Of course it is always better to have the whole conversation for context, but these comments clearly show collusion to advance an agenda and contempt for conservatives.

More Blog Posts by John R. Guardiano

http://spectator.org/blog/2010/07/22/tabins-unconvincing-take

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