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Losing a home
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LAT publisher's "treason" remark
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Press too tough on Palin?
Many say yes.
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How can Michael Kinsley, Walter Isaacson and Bill Kristol change Time magazine's current voice when they are the magazine's current voice? asks Jack Shafer. "Kinsley has written Time columns under the magazine's 'Essay' rubric since 1988. Isaacson worked at the magazine for about two decades. And Kristol isn't much of deviation from Charles Krauthammer, an occasional Time 'Essay' writer."
> "There's something uniquely demented" about Time's POY choice (WSJ)
> Blogger predicted on October 9 that You would be Time's POY (PI)
> McCall's had a "Woman of the Year is You" cover with mirror (CTD)

Posted at 9:11 AM Dec 19, 2006

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