Maureen Dowd Op-Ed

Maureen Dowd Op-Ed

Maureen Dowd is a New York Times op-Ed columnists who publishes columns on Wednesday and Saturday

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Maureen Dowd, this weekend: Obama should try to be “dynamic” like Sarah Palin , instead of all this “dithering” and bowing. Today, Ross Douthat writes a “reality-based” column on more or less the same topic! What is even going on, when “liberal columnist” Maureen Dowd writes a column about how Obama should govern the country the way Sarah Palin promotes books, and token conservative Ross “still at least definitely not Bill Kristol” Douthat patiently explains that Huckabee and Palin are both ridiculous jokes. Well, what is going on is that Ross “cares” about the “credibility” of the Republican party, and also he knows, as ... Read Full Story
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The Battered New York Times Originally uploaded by Madison Guy New York Times Op-Ed Columnist Maureen Dowd So The Old Grey Lady Op-Ed column has good things to say about Caroline Kennedy in her quest to become appointed as the next Senator from the great State of New York (the paper, certainly not Maureen Dowd when referring to The Old Grey Lady). What Are The Qualifications of Caroline Kennedy Most Impressive To Dowd ? "So I found it bizarre that when Caroline offered to use her magic capital — and friendship with Barack Obama — to help take care of New York in this ... Read Full Story
Written by redwine622 on
Gee, even when Maureen Dowd is "sweet" on Caroline, she still gets in a few cutting remarks against Caroline Kennedy's speech patterns. Most of us have caught ourselves doing something to that effect when nervous, or especially when caught off guard. Yet, that issue with Kennedy isn't what bothers voters. It has been the sense of inevitability that the media has helped her to project to the public. I can agree with Dowd that Caroline speaks a lot better than Al D'Amato, but that isn't the way for Maureen Dowd to promote the candidacy of Caroline Kennedy. Dowd says she watched Dick Cheney swear ... Read Full Story
Written by DenisinWales on
by Madeleine Begun Kane Fuming About Hume What delicious irony — Brit Hume bitching about blogger partisanship. And then thanking rightwingers Brent Bozell and the Media Research Center “for the tremendous amount of material that the Media Research Center provided me for so many years when I was anchoring Special Report. I don’t know what we would have done without them.” Fuming About Hume (Limerick) By Madeleine Begun Kane The blogs are a threat to the news Cuz they’re slanted, says Hume, in their views. A fellow from Fox Casting “partisan” knocks? To Hume I must say, “Brit, j’accuse.” Dear Maureen Dowd, I Don’t ... Read Full Story
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In a column in today's New York Times , Maureen Dowd attempts to portray what appears to be a potentially very offensive book about the first lady, Laura Bush, as just another book that anyone might read. With utter unctuousness Ms. Dowd says, "It’s the sort of novel Laura Bush might curl up with in the White House solarium if it were not about Laura Bush. It would be interesting to hear how that lover of fiction feels about being the subject of fiction." This is an incredible, unsupported assumption on the part of Ms. Dowd. It assumes she knows the reading habits of ... Read Full Story
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By MAUREEN DOWD WASHINGTON, D.C. - While Obama was spending three hours watching “The Dark Knight” five time zones away, and going to a fund-raiser featuring “Aloha attire” and Hawaiian pupus, Hillary was busy planning her convention. You can almost hear her mind whirring: She’s amazed at how easy it was to snatch Denver away from the Obama saps. Like taking candy from a baby, except Beanpole Guy doesn’t eat candy. In just a couple of weeks, Bill and Hill were able to drag No Drama Obama into a swamp of Clinton drama. Now they’ve made Barry’s convention all about them — their dissatisfaction ... Read Full Story
Written by blacksnob on
When Maureen Dowd is good she is very, very good. But when Maureen Dowd is bad she's rotten. Whether it's shellacking Hillary Clinton or ridiculing various limp-wristed Liberal girly men , she's not happy unless she's snarky. She's loves to bare her teeth and rip the flesh as she belittles and ridicules the subjects she deems inferior. She's also insanely hard on women in powerful positions to the point that if she were a man she'd most undoubtedly would be a misogynist. But since she's a woman it's just ironic that she often has it out for other power gals who are opinionated as ... Read Full Story
Maureen Dowd’s column “It seems some habits never change” (10/29, Opinion) was certainly not anti-Catholic religion, as Greg Ringel (11/9, Letters) insisted. It was anti-Catholic hierarchy, which is something entirely different. Everything Dowd stated about Pope Benedict XVI was true,...  
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The mark of a great writer is someone who can weave a fascinating tale about a subject you hate.I can't stand sports. And only had vaguely heard of Abe Pollin, though I had no idea who he was. Maureen Dowd eulogizes him today in a beautiful article. It's really worth a read. And it's just one more piece of evidence that, underneath the snark, Dowd is a hell of a writer.(Since Joe is still in Africa until about mid-week or so, I thought I'd...  
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 WASHINGTON -- At his Cabinet meeting Monday afternoon, President Barack Obama took a moment to give thanks to his team. Sipping a glass of water, the president offered special gratitude to the woman on his right.read more  
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Maureen Dowd has somehow inspired an industry of folks who really dislike her work as an essayist. I ran into this when I wrote approvingly of an incredible Inauguration party she hosted at her home and which I attended. It...  
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This is definitely worth reading. But this piece by Steve Clemons of New America Foundation is even better. I have been in Washington since I volunteered for the McGovern campaign. Gregory Craig -- who was essentially dumped for trying to... Greg Craig - Maureen Dowd  
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Maureen Dowd's New York Times column this week details the fall of outgoing White House council Greg Craig, and drops an interesting tidbit concerning Caroline Kennedy's senate bid along the way. According to Dowd, a "vengeful" Bill Clinton was aggressively lobbying Paterson to keep Kennedy out of the Senate. Dowd argues that Obama's handling of Craig's departure -- the "death by a thousand leaks" -- was reminiscent of Obama's "failure" to...  
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Maureen Dowd, this weekend: Obama should try to be "dynamic" like Sarah Palin, instead of all this "dithering" and bowing. Today, Ross Douthat writes a "reality-based" column on more or less the same topic! What is even going on, when "liberal columnist" Maureen Dowd writes a column about how Obama should govern the country the way Sarah Palin promotes books, and token conservative Ross "still at least definitely not Bill Kristol" Douthat...  
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He’s a highly intelligent man with a highly functioning West Wing, and he’s likable, but he’s not connecting on the gut level that could help him succeed. The animating spirit that electrified his political movement has sputtered out. If we...  
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On Afghanistan, Palin says, W-like, that the president should simply give Gen. Stanley McChrystal a blank check. But Afghanistan is a wrenching decision, and we do need the closest exit ramp. So the president should get credit for standing back and studying the issue, and for not rubber-stamping the generals’ predictable urge to surge. But the way he has handled the perception part has allowed critics — including generals — to cast him as...  
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Maureen Dowd's column today hits on something she's been tuning into for a while. Dowd's instincts about human character are foolish to bet against. She has essentially read every recent president correctly from the get-go as types. And she has...  
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