[Cincinatus' Wife]

Well (((trying to keep my head from spinning))) what is it?

Is Moore a "hilarious," "awful pundit" who is "constantly, flagrantly wrong," someone who's been "blacklisted by the Colombia Journalism Review, a "climate change denier" who gets his environmental science understanding from a Fruit Loop box, someone who writes "O percent accurate" Op-Eds about Obamacare?.......

OR is he a reliable source of information about Scott Walker - as told and then re-told by the New York Times and "explained" here in the pages of Salon?

"Headline News!" articles flooding the "news" and blogosphere this week, trumpet the the fear of the Left (and perhaps some other campaigns), desperate to stop Scott Walker.

[edpc]

But Moore is fortunate to work in conservative politics, where one can make a lucrative career out of being constantly wrong so long as you remain ideologically consistent.

Yes because that New Deal, Great Society, War on Poverty, Sanctuary City, et al thing has done so very well. This is what's clinically referred to as "projection."

[SmokingJoe]

The guy is confusing Moore for Paul Krugman. He is the one that is constantly wrong on everything. Where does Salon dig these dregs of humanity from to constantly spew out mindless garbage?

[SoFloFreeper]

Salon?

[Texas Eagle]

Bravo, Salon, bravo. Well done. If your reader even remotely considered voting for Scott Walker, this should dispel him or her of that fool notion.

Now, about those deals Hitlery brokered with foreign countries while Secretary of State.....

[WHBates]

"He’s a climate change denier who draws his arguments against environmentalism from sci-fi monkey movies."

Well that statement really says everything you need to know about the article and the person that wrote it. I didn't really need to read any further.

[Vaquero]

Anything in Salon is not worth reading, let alone commenting on.

[Tennessean4Bush]

He’s written anti-Obamacare Op-Eds that are literally 0 percent accurate.

The writer does not understand, apparently, what the word "literally" means.

[Verginius Rufus]

Stephen Moore is one of the smartest pundits on TV, and perhaps the funniest.