Charles Pierce: Behold - the world's most gullible man (Mark Halperin)

[Gomez163]

http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/politics/news/a45378/mark-halperin-bill-kristol-david-french/

[PJMcK]

1. Has William Kristol been right about anything?

Why is he consistently put forth as a voice from the conservative side? His views have been wrong something like 100% of the time.

[Gomez163]

2. He was Dan Quayle's brains once, so no.

[PJMcK]

3. He introduced Senator McCain to Sarah Palin

No need to say more, Gomez163.

[Jackie Wilson Said]

5. Never, not once. But on the right you do not have to know anything, or ever be right about

anything.

You just have to say repeatedly "reaganomics works, despite what you see with your eyes and feel with your wallet"

[PJMcK]

6. Who're ya gonna believe...

me or your lying' eyes?

[Jackie Wilson Said]

8. Earlier today some schmuck with barely a nickel to his name was defending

trickle down economics on another forum.

it is just amazing to see the brain damage

[PJMcK]

9. The problem with the American Dream...

... is that it makes everyone thin they are going to be rich one day. That gives them a false sense of their productivity and mental acuity. As I've written before, the Republican efforts to diminish public education has resulted in the dumbing-down of our population. The result is we end up with numskulls like Donald Trump, Sarah Palin and, frankly, John Edwards running for the most important elective offices in our country.

[tenderfoot]

7. The same could be said about ALL CONSERVATIVE COMMENTATORS

None have been about anything - what makes Kristol so special?

[GreatCaesarsGhost]

4. Snip from article

Mark Halperin of Bloomberg News has now proven that he will send out into the world just about anything anybody tells him.

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GAME CHANGE! DOUBLE DOWN!

Mr. French is a curious fellow. (Edroso has an extensive archive of his writings, many of which are nutty even by NR standards.) But the genuine hilarity is found in how the authors treat this as a legitimate scoop. It's written without a touch of irony. It has that sonorous tone that you hear in a Frontline narration, but it's about one of the most epic fools in American politics finding a sucker who can help him stay relevant.

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I shudder to think of the consequences to the physical world we live in if this is truly what it appears to be—Peak Kristol meeting Peak Halperin.
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