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Martin Eisenstadt
Martin Eisenstadt is the pseudonym of an anonymous writer who hoaxed major media organizations, posing as an adviser to the McCain campaign. He claims to be a senior fellow at the Harding Institute for Freedom and Democracy, also a fake... [more]
Martin Eisenstadt is the pseudonym of an anonymous writer who hoaxed major media organizations, posing as an adviser to the McCain campaign. He claims to be a senior fellow at the Harding Institute for Freedom and Democracy, also a fake organization. Find more information about Martin Eisenstadt here.
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I AM MARTIN EISENSTADT DISCUSSION & SIGNING The John McCain adviser who let slip during the 2008 campaign that Sarah Palin thought Africa was a country talks about his political adventures. Saturday, November 7 7PM. Free. Atomic Books. Hampden, Baltimore....
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Josh Green makes his pick. From his review of fake McCain adviser Martin Eisenstadt's new book: What’s consistently funny about the book is that for all that Martin Eisenstadt is an obvious parody, there is a striking similarity between his...
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From feedburner.com
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Douglas Holtz-Eakin, a senior policy adviser to Sen. John McCain’s (R-AZ) presidential campaign, “remains unemployed — and his COBRA health coverage is running out,” the Washington Post reports. “Irony of ironies, it gets worse. Holtz-Eakin, who is about to start shopping for insurance on the individual market, is 51. And he has one of those [...]
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From thinkprogress.org
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Nicolle Wallace, who was a senior adviser in the McCain campaign, says that Sarah Palin's depictions of her and former campaign director Steve Schmidt "took place entirely in her imagination."
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- Top McCain adviser defends campaign (firstread.msnbc.msn.com)
Globe and Mailmccain adviser: Palin's book is fictionmsnbc.comNEW YORK - Former mccain campaign senior adviser Nicolle Wallace says Sarah Palin's book "Going Rogue" is "based on fabrications," and that the basis for Palin's depictions of her and former mccain campaign director Steve Schmidt as villains "took ...Fact check: Palin's book goes rogue on some factsSan Jose Mercury NewsAP Turns Heads for Devoting 11 Reporters to Palin Book 'Fact...
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From google.com
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As the junkies may remember, in the days just after the defeat of the McCain-Palin ticket a man named Martin Eisenstadt turned up and claimed to have been an advisor to the campaign and the anonymous source of Fox’s Carl Cameron’s reporting that Palin did not know the signatories to NAFTA, nor that Africa was a country, and not a...
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From cjr.org
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Martin Eisenstadt’s new memoir, One Man’s (Wildly Inappropriate) Adventures with the Last Republicans, is essential reading for political junkies. Some readers of this blog may recall that Eisenstadt worked for the McCain campaign, heads up the Hardy Institute for Freedom and Democracy, and is a noted political pundit who can be seen in YouTube videos discoursing on a range of important topics. In the book, Eisenstadt reveals heretofore...
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From harpers.org
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