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2 comments:
So much for not reading Newsweek any more....
I never said I wouldn't read pieces from Newsweek. I just won't subscribe. I'd like to see the magazine prosper, but the editor and his bosses should call a spade a spade and quit pretending to be unbiased. The Meacham-Obama love affair has demolished the magazine. Meacham will move on soon enough to other projects, leaving ruins.
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