[Dont Mention the War]

Rolling Stone has a circulation of 1.5 million. It is important in shaping the identity of teenagers, Levy said.

Then why are there so many ads in it for Viagra and hair restoration, Mr. Levy?

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This is the IDIOT who wrote this piece...


With a few exceptions, men do not fare very well in Bumiller's book. They are indicted for their (sometimes unwitting) oppression and for their insensitivity to women's needs. The author cites the preeminent Indian psychoanalyst Sudhir Kakar's views on the alleged "ubiquity" of serious sexual problems among men, ranging from impotence to ignorance about women's sexuality. "Mama's boys and the Oedipus complex are of course not unique to India, " she adds, "but the intensity and pervasiveness of the cycle may be."

Elizabeth Bumiller of the New York Times referred to bloggers as “the chattering class.” Washington Post media shtarke Howard Kurtz called a bunch of “fringe websites.” Bumiller says Iraq is "Rummy's war."

Elizabeth Bumiller wondered what would happen to the G.O.P. if voters send President Bush back to Crawford Tuesday...

Republicans don’t want to talk about it, but the question is already an awful thought not so far back in their minds: What happens to the G.O.P. if President Bush loses on Nov. 2?…