[Crawdad]

He sees his audience as "the virtual Beltway," which he defines as people who watch Sunday talk shows, read newspapers and buy hardcover books.

Unreal.

[Rummyfan]

He sees his audience as "the virtual Beltway," which he defines as people who watch Sunday talk shows, read newspapers and buy hardcover books.

Yeah, basically he's describing Freepers, and I doubt any of us read Time or Newsweek except at the dentist's office.

[FLCowboy,]

He sees his audience as "the virtual Beltway," which he defines as people who watch Sunday talk shows, read newspapers and buy hardcover books.

Unreal.

I agree it is unreal, but it's also correct. There was a period when these magazines were interesting and informative. Only Margaret Carlson and Eleanor Clift were the token liberal columnists who regularly bashed the Republicans.

Now, the News magazines seem to harp only on politics, and generally are supportive of the extreme left doctrines.