On the Kaus-Sullivan imbroglio
Instapundit has a mini round-up of reactions to the Kaus-Sullivan row (with some references to Sullivan's mean-spirited and gratuitous slap at Reynolds, Power Line, and Belmont Club).
In reading through Reynolds' links I found this dead-on critique of Sullivan's style in the comments sections at Galley Slaves :
Chris said...
Sullivan's writing is remarkably formulaic if you look at it. It's kind of like a political Mad-Libs. He is as passionate about deficit reduction as he is about the war on terror as he is about allegations of torture as he is about gay marriage.Simply change the terms and Sullivan is at all times saddened, hopeful, amazed, shocked, incensed, etc etc.Sullivan is Horace Greeley.
Chris, the author of that comment, has a blog entitled Legal XXX. It's well worth a look.
In reading through Reynolds' links I found this dead-on critique of Sullivan's style in the comments sections at Galley Slaves :
Chris said...
Sullivan's writing is remarkably formulaic if you look at it. It's kind of like a political Mad-Libs. He is as passionate about deficit reduction as he is about the war on terror as he is about allegations of torture as he is about gay marriage.Simply change the terms and Sullivan is at all times saddened, hopeful, amazed, shocked, incensed, etc etc.Sullivan is Horace Greeley.
Chris, the author of that comment, has a blog entitled Legal XXX. It's well worth a look.
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I don't read Sullivan anymore. He gives me a headache.
That is great to hear, thank you for reading!
Thanks for sharing that. It was fun reading it. :-)
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