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Once in a while, a comment thread is far, far more interesting than the original post.

That happened yesterday on TalkLeft when BTD posted "Document the Atrocities," a short snark at Atrios/Duncan Black (Eschaton) specifically and the Blogger Boyz generally, about the way they no longer challenge the MSM, and giving props to the Incomparable Bob Somerby for always calling the media (major and minor) on their lies, smears, bullshit, and general mendacity.

Bob Somerby of Daily Howler should be a daily must-read for anyone who calls herself a liberal, so be sure to read his latest offering now. I'll be waiting when you get back.

OK, now that you've just seen an example of how media criticism should be done, go and read the comment thread for the TalkLeft post. In particular, look for a poster called Seymour Glass and another (down the thread a ways) called Donald from Hawaii. Glass is a powerhouse in this thread, talking about Bob Somerby, Al Gore, the media whores and the Blogger Boyz. Here for me is the key post. It came in response to someone lamenting that Somerby doesn't get invited to the right cocktail parties and has no influence on the media:

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Tina May 31, 2008 - 7:54am

Tina May 31, 2008 - 8:02am

after completely ignoring the intimidation of voters and fraud committed at some of the caucuses by the Obama camp, the the left wing blogosphere will be able to discuss future incidents of 'voter fraud' with a straight face.


"While not a Playboy reader, she invites a male acquaintance in for a quiet discussion of Chagall, Nietzsche, jazz, sex." - not a Hugh Hefner quote

adrena May 31, 2008 - 10:15am

http://my.barackobama.com/page/community/post/stevepeters/gGBmFc
posted in community blogs on the Official Obama site.

Ready For Denver, Mrs. Clinton?
By Steve Peters - May 30th, 2008 at 10:36 am EDT
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Tina May 31, 2008 - 10:22am

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