Your liberal media: "The Post opinion section exemplifies the most aggravating feature of the American punditocracy: that there are simply never any professional consequences for being constantly wrong or dishonest."

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[justcorbly]

I used to hafta read the Post for, more or less, professional reasons. The opinion pages could be skipped, happily.

I figured out a long time ago that pundits usually know less than I do about things I care about. If I don't care about something, I don't care what the pundits say about it.

Still, most of us turn to the punditocracy not to be informed, but to have our own opinions confirmed. Being wrong or being a liar won't get you tossed if those folks are your audience.

[Spag]

He's right. Look how many people still work for the New York Times.

[Worst person on the internet]

and my opinion of your opinion of his opinion of their opinion is.....