Is Newsweek A Brand “That Will Disappear In 2010?

Let's hope so.

‘Kraut-hammer.’ Very droll, Newsweek

Will they go after Alter like they did Limbaugh?

"Charles Kraut-hammer doesn’t represent any swing voters."

Obama - "he's sort of God"

So proclaims Newsweek. And the left wing media wonder whying they're dying.

Newsweek wants to go highbrow

So, how's that working out? Not good if this is an indication.

NEWSWEEK WRITES ABOUT RAY KURZWEIL. Ray Kurzweil points out some errors.

Friendly Fire at the White House

The left are realizing that they've been suckered by Obama. Couldn't happen to a nicer bunch.

"While declining to talk about any of the specific back-and-forth, American Civil Liberties Union executive director Anthony Romero told NEWSWEEK he was not happy about much of what he heard during the meeting. Obama showed a "remarkable command" of the issues, Romero said. But, he added, "it is disappointing that he appears poised to continue with many of the Bush policies that have ended in failure. If he goes down that track, President Obama will find himself in the same legal morass that swallowed up George Bush."

Suckers.

"Obama is Wrong"

Blares the cover of the next issue of Newsweek. Yep, that Newsweek. Barely three months into office and even the far left are turning on Obama. Hey, they annointed him and now we're stuck with him.

Newsweek compares Palin to Jackson, Lincoln, Truman, Eisenhower, Johnson,

Ford, Carter, Reagan and Clinton. Tim Blair explains.

"The article, by Jon Meacham, is … odd:

Jackson, Lincoln, Truman, Eisenhower, Johnson, Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan and Clinton were born to ordinary families, but they spent their lives doing extraordinary things, demonstrating an interest in, and a curiosity about, the world around them. This is much less evident in Palin’s case.

One page later:

The unease with Palin is not class-based. It is empirically based. She is a rising political star, a young woman—she is only 44—who has done extraordinary things.

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