Jeremiah Wright

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Wrighteous Indignation

Dylan Loewe | Posted April 30, 2008 | Politics


Dylan Loewe

At a press conference yesterday afternoon, Barack Obama publicly divorced himself from his former pastor, calling Jeremiah Wright's controversial comments inexcusable rants, destructive, outrageous and appalling. Obama appeared to take the appropriate tone and has received, thus far, mostly positive reviews throughout the blogosphere and in the mainstream media.

The...

Dear Barack: Call a Spade a Spade

Steve Almond | Posted April 30, 2008 | Politics


Steve Almond

Dear Barack,

Why in God's name would you sit there on Chris Matthews' show politely answering the same idiotic, condescending, pre-chewed questions that were asked in the last debate? Would you please stop dignifying this crap? You're turning into John Kerry before our eyes, dude. You're confusing dignity and moral...

Disavow, Renounce, Didn't Hear

Gershom Gorenberg | Posted April 30, 2008 | Politics


Gershom Gorenberg

Just in case I'm ever struck by the mad thought of running for political office in Israel, where I live, I'd like to set the record straight: I don't agree with the prophet Isaiah's political views. He doesn't speak for me. No way.

It's true that I've enjoyed some of...

Regarding Reverend Wright: I'm Glad I'm the Crazy Uncle No More

Craig Newmark | Posted April 29, 2008 | Politics


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Craig Newmark

Sometimes I say something foolish, but for the most part, I deal with attention-seeking trolls on our discussion boards, and Wright's not much more than a troll.


UPDATE: for where I'm coming from, check out Joe Klein: Time to Lock the Crazy Uncle in the Attic

Was Barack Obama's Response To Rev. Wright Persuasive?

Kathleen Reardon | Posted April 29, 2008 | Politics


Kathleen Reardon

Yes. There was true pain on Barack Obama's face today and in his gestures. He'd been burned and we've all been there. Fortunately for most of us it is a private experience. For Barack Obama, it was all too public.

This is learning the hard way. But...

Embrace Your Inner Elitist

Michael Seitzman | Posted April 29, 2008 | Politics


Michael Seitzman

He eats arugula. He looks great in a suit. He's not a good bowler. He asked for orange juice instead of coffee in that diner. He is educated, well-read, articulates himself brilliantly and doesn't lose his temper. What an arrogant prick this guy is.

If you're rejecting Obama because...

Excuse Me, But I Have Something To Say About the Reverend Wright Scandal

David Rees | Posted April 29, 2008 | Politics


David Rees

Excuse me, but I have something to say about the Reverend Wright scandal.

Hello? Maybe you didn't hear me: I said, I have something to say about the Reverend Wright scandal.

"Reverend Who," you ask? Reverend Wright. (Maybe they're not covering him in your media market?) He's a goofball who...

Obama, Not Wright, Is Obama's Worst Enemy

Earl Ofari Hutchinson | Posted April 29, 2008 |


Earl Ofari Hutchinson

Whoever on Team Obama keeps feeding into Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama's seeming compulsive need to speak out on the Reverend Jeremiah Wright should get the swift boot. When Wright went on his latest public and media tear, Obama should have simply issued a statement saying this: Wright...

Obama's Pivot

Robert Schlesinger | Posted April 29, 2008 | Politics


Robert Schlesinger

Watching the bloviators discuss Obama's denunciation of Jeremy Wright today I was struck by how much discussion was devoted to whether this would make the Wright issue go away.

It will not, of course -- neither the Republicans nor the reverend figure to let it go -- but Obama turned...

The Times Gets Revenge on Jeremiah Wright

Warren Goldstein | Posted April 29, 2008 | Media


Warren Goldstein

By now Alessandra Stanley's condescending, vicious attack on the Rev. Jeremiah Wright on the front page of yesterday's New York Times--neither news nor fit to print--has become a scandal in its own right.

Why a television critic, of all people, gets to carry the heavy political water at the...

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MSNBC's O'Donnell: Health Care "Isn't As Sexy" As Wright

HuffingtonPost.com   |  Jason Linkins   |   April 29, 2008 04:44 PM


Ever get the feeling you've been cheated? Because when I tune in to watch an interview with universal health care advocate (and maybe-should-be candidate for President (seriously, are we sure it's too late?)) Elizabeth Edwards, which is billed as a...

Have You Left No Sense Of Decency?

Bob Cesca | Posted April 29, 2008 | Media


Bob Cesca

If the corporate media had been as diligent about watchdogging President Bush as they have been about watchdogging Reverend Wright, it's very likely we wouldn't have invaded Iraq.

If the corporate media had spent as much time exposing the obvious flaws and grotesque inequalities of Reaganomics throughout the last...

Barack Ends His Relationship With Reverend Wright

Steven G. Brant | Posted April 29, 2008 | Politics


Steven G. Brant

Barack Obama has just done a difficult - and necessary - thing. He has ended his relationship with Rev. Wright. I watched most of Sen. Obama's press conference (missed the very beginning but heard most of his opening remarks and all the questions he took) and am now listening to...

Reverend Wright's Wrong Timing

Janet Ritz | Posted April 29, 2008 | Politics


Janet Ritz

I do not presume to judge anyone else's method of worship. I do know bad timing when I see it and Reverend Jeremiah Wright's pre-primary media blitz seems designed, unintentionally or not, to benefit John McCain, while distracting from the real issues of the campaign (four-dollar gasoline, war, recession, health...

Lear on the Heath

Jon Robin Baitz | Posted April 29, 2008 | Politics


Jon Robin Baitz

Monday, the world was treated to the spectacle of a seemingly intelligent man of the cloth, named Jeremiah Wright, intoxicated by the giddy exhilarations of lights, camera and press action -- behave like any two-bit celebrity from reality TV. It was a sort of psychological portrait of a bad father...

So, You Want a Theocracy Now?

Jane Smiley | Posted April 29, 2008 | Politics


Jane Smiley Lots of people don't like Rev. Jeremiah Wright today. The blogosphere is full of fear and resentment -- Wright is going to bring Obama down. Wright is going to remind white people that black people remember slavery, discrimination, and racism. Wright is going to remind white people that maybe God...

McCain's Glass House: Hagee

Valerie Tarico | Posted April 29, 2008 | Politics


Valerie Tarico

At a news conference in Florida this week, John McCain couldn't resist the opportunity to bring up remarks by Jeremiah Wright, calling them "beyond belief." This, despite the fact that Bill Moyers, in an hour long interview last Friday showed the world the broader context in which the remarks...

Barack, Do You Think We Could Just Be Friends?

Darin Murphy | Posted April 29, 2008 | Politics


Darin Murphy

Dear Barack,

First of all let me just say that I am, like, your biggest fan, oh my God! I absolutely love watching you speak and I'm moved every time I hear or see you. There is no one I'd rather see in the White House than you. However, I'm...

I'm Wright and You're Not: Is He One of the Pharisees Who Will Not Abide the Popularity of the Upstart?

Blake Fleetwood | Posted April 29, 2008 | Media


Blake Fleetwood

Tune in today to the Latest Talking Head.

Obama and the media, particularly those who welcome his new low impact politics, could (and should) be applauding Rev. Wright's very public testing of one of the most celebrated and quintessentially American rights of this great country of ours: the freedom of...

Of Sharks in the Water, Superdelegates, and Hannah Montana's Breasts

Andrew Foster Altschul | Posted April 29, 2008 | Media


Andrew Foster Altschul

If Marshall McLuhan was right when he wrote, "The medium is the message," then the message is clearly the following: We are the stupidest species ever to walk the earth.

What other conclusion can be drawn after two weeks which saw the ABC Presidential Debacle, in which Charles Gibson and...

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