[mathprof]

Wonkette "middle-of-the road"?? That's a joke.

[TheBigB]

Huh. The NYT is still in business?

[gridlock]

The New York Times once again delves into the murky world of "that inter-web thingie"...

[Dominick]

From this byline:
New York Times ^ | 5/23/2005 | TOM ZELLER Jr.

Are you suprised they think Wonkette is MoR?

[raivyn]

"Wonkette "middle-of-the-road"??"

Well, considering the source of the article wonkette would be middle of the road...

[rhombus]

This is a bunch of words that don't say much at all. zzzzzzzzzzz

[browardchad]

My, my, they sure are obsessed with proving blogs are meaningless, just like Howard Dean is obsessed with Rush Limbaugh.

Wonder why that is? /sarc

[FreedomCalls]

So the bottom line is that lefty-loony theories like the debate jacket-bulge being a secret link to Karl Rove turn out to not have much ability to influence people's thinking, whereas right-wing truth obvious to everyone (except journalists) like the fakery inherent in the Bush TANG documents, catch fire and become well-known. Wonder why? Would it have anything to do with one is accurate and the other is lunacy regardless of the politics involved?

[Always Right]

Wonkette "middle-of-the road"?? That's a joke.

Well maybe from the perspective of people whom overwhelmingly voted for Kerry and Gore. No one ever accused the New York Times of being fair and balanced.

[Vision Thing]

Well, considering that most of the NYT editors are flaming gayboys, as first revealed to us by Washington Times writer Bill Sammon, it's no surpise that they think skankyrat Wonkette is mild. More than likely, they may think that she is boring.