Even more fitting would be no epitaph. I don't celebrate the death of any man, but there are plenty who I see no reason to memorialize. Andrew Breitbart lived his life in a way that is best ignored and forgotten.
1. The definition you use for blogging is restrictive and solipsistic. There are, for example, photoblogs that are nothing but interesting photos, not journalism. The wikipedia definition is accurate.
2. While wikipedia, like Juan Cole, occasionally makes errors, it is reliable in nearly every case I've examined where I know the correct information or confirmed it by independent means. Like Juan Cole, wikipedia is a great resource.
3. Andrew Breitbart was a ugly and malicious person. He was, on occasion, also a blogger. An ugly and malicious blogger, but a blogger no less. I am a driver, and just because there are terrible drivers of unreliable vehicles on the road, that doesn't make them or me any less drivers.
As someone who works and pays taxes, what I see is another concern troll reciting the tired, failed faux economics of the GOP, CW.
The GOP and their enablers in the Democratic Party have insisted on tax cuts without explaining what spending cuts will make those cuts revenue-neutral. Indeed, they insist on lying about it, by asserting that tax cuts pay for themselves (they don't), allowing them to ignore the need to specify what spending they will cut. Confronted with the failure of their model, they piously bemoan "the wanton waste of our tax dollars, which is now occuring in this out-of-control government" while ignoring the fact that they were never interested in tying politically unpopular spending cuts to politically popular tax cuts.
What would you cut, Chris? And please spare us the empty epigram "waste, fraud and abuse." Name specific programs and dollar amounts. Let us know when you find $1 trillion dollars in cuts. Until then, please stop trolling this site with tired GOP propaganda.
"Redesign the city that way and you will find yourself being the only person living there. You and those who can’t leave."
James, last time I checked, there were still quite a few people living in NYC. Many people in NYC don't own cars at all. Many of the rest don't drive them to work every day.
"a fitting epitaph"
Even more fitting would be no epitaph. I don't celebrate the death of any man, but there are plenty who I see no reason to memorialize. Andrew Breitbart lived his life in a way that is best ignored and forgotten.
1. The definition you use for blogging is restrictive and solipsistic. There are, for example, photoblogs that are nothing but interesting photos, not journalism. The wikipedia definition is accurate.
2. While wikipedia, like Juan Cole, occasionally makes errors, it is reliable in nearly every case I've examined where I know the correct information or confirmed it by independent means. Like Juan Cole, wikipedia is a great resource.
3. Andrew Breitbart was a ugly and malicious person. He was, on occasion, also a blogger. An ugly and malicious blogger, but a blogger no less. I am a driver, and just because there are terrible drivers of unreliable vehicles on the road, that doesn't make them or me any less drivers.
Uh, no.
As someone who works and pays taxes, what I see is another concern troll reciting the tired, failed faux economics of the GOP, CW.
The GOP and their enablers in the Democratic Party have insisted on tax cuts without explaining what spending cuts will make those cuts revenue-neutral. Indeed, they insist on lying about it, by asserting that tax cuts pay for themselves (they don't), allowing them to ignore the need to specify what spending they will cut. Confronted with the failure of their model, they piously bemoan "the wanton waste of our tax dollars, which is now occuring in this out-of-control government" while ignoring the fact that they were never interested in tying politically unpopular spending cuts to politically popular tax cuts.
What would you cut, Chris? And please spare us the empty epigram "waste, fraud and abuse." Name specific programs and dollar amounts. Let us know when you find $1 trillion dollars in cuts. Until then, please stop trolling this site with tired GOP propaganda.
"Redesign the city that way and you will find yourself being the only person living there. You and those who can’t leave."
James, last time I checked, there were still quite a few people living in NYC. Many people in NYC don't own cars at all. Many of the rest don't drive them to work every day.