[Congressman Billybob]

David Broder has fallen in love with the sound of his own voice, every bit as much as Ted Kennedy has fallen for his own, self-love. Whether in elective office, or merely nearby and basking in the glow, such men are inherently dangerous because they have lost their judgment.

Broder no more represents dispassionate reason, than Kennedy offers sober, honest politics. Yet both of them still have an audience because they've always had an audience, since time immemorial. "Tis a tale told by an idiot / Full of sound and fury, signifying nothing."

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Congressman Billybob

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[Earthdweller]

"Yet both of them still have an audience because they've always had an audience, since time immemorial."

The audience is in the echo chambers of Yale and Harvard. Their halls weave through every every aspect of our society like a web. Do we shut them down now for incompetence?