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  Ross Douthat New York Times columnist Ross Douthat discovers what we call around here Reverse Robin-Hood, and also concedes the point we made earlier (as he puts it), "Just because you have a million-dollar mortgage doesn't make you a millionaire, and a lot of the fat-cat defaulters probably aren't that fat anymore." Mr. Douthat goes off course, though, in my view, when he writes:
More on Ruling Class vs. Country Class So long as we are on the topic of ruling class versus country class, two more data points: A Ross Douthat column in today's New York Times: "The most underrepresented groups on elite campuses often aren't racial minorities; they're working-class whites (and white Christians in particular) from conservative states and regions. Inevitably, the same underrepresentation persists in the elite professional ranks these campuses feed into: in law and philanthropy, finance and academia, the media and the arts....This cultural divide has been widening for years." A Journo-List Leak The Daily Caller has gotten and published some more copies of emails from that e-mail list of left-wing journalists -- Journo-List -- of the sort that got David Weigel ousted from his perch at the Washington Post. This time, they seemed to want to get the press to focus less on Rev. Jeremiah Wright, and suggested trying to smear some right-wingers (anyone but soon-to-be New York Times columnist Ross Douthat) as racist as a diversion. Among the participants was Holly Yeager, who now works at, get this, the Columbia Journalism Review. Douthat on Taxes and Revenues Ross Douthat, billed as a right-of-center voice on the New York Times editorial page, writes, "while some tax cuts can raise government revenue, the income-tax cuts of the Bush years emphatically did not." Douthat on the GOP's Empty Stage Ross Douthat has a column in today's New York Times under the headline "The G.O.P.'s empty stage," likening the situation in the Republican presidential race to that preceding 1996. The column concludes as follows:
Ross Douthat on the Imperial Capital Ross Douthat makes a pretty nifty New York Times column out of the fact noted here the other day, that seven of the ten richest counties in America are in the Washington, D.C. area. He writes:
Ross Douthat on the Imperial Capital Ross Douthat makes a pretty nifty New York Times column out of the fact noted here the other day, that seven of the ten richest counties in America are in the Washington, D.C. area. He writes:
Ross Douthat New York Times columnist Ross Douthat discovers what we call around here Reverse Robin-Hood, and also concedes the point we made earlier (as he puts it), "Just because you have a million-dollar mortgage doesn't make you a millionaire, and a lot of the fat-cat defaulters probably aren't that fat anymore." Mr. Douthat goes off course, though, in my view, when he writes:
More on Ruling Class vs. Country Class So long as we are on the topic of ruling class versus country class, two more data points: A Ross Douthat column in today's New York Times: "The most underrepresented groups on elite campuses often aren't racial minorities; they're working-class whites (and white Christians in particular) from conservative states and regions. Inevitably, the same underrepresentation persists in the elite professional ranks these campuses feed into: in law and philanthropy, finance and academia, the media and the arts....This cultural divide has been widening for years." A Journo-List Leak The Daily Caller has gotten and published some more copies of emails from that e-mail list of left-wing journalists -- Journo-List -- of the sort that got David Weigel ousted from his perch at the Washington Post. This time, they seemed to want to get the press to focus less on Rev. Jeremiah Wright, and suggested trying to smear some right-wingers (anyone but soon-to-be New York Times columnist Ross Douthat) as racist as a diversion. Among the participants was Holly Yeager, who now works at, get this, the Columbia Journalism Review. Douthat on Taxes and Revenues Ross Douthat, billed as a right-of-center voice on the New York Times editorial page, writes, "while some tax cuts can raise government revenue, the income-tax cuts of the Bush years emphatically did not." Douthat on the GOP's Empty Stage Ross Douthat has a column in today's New York Times under the headline "The G.O.P.'s empty stage," likening the situation in the Republican presidential race to that preceding 1996. The column concludes as follows:
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