TNR Endorsement
Check out The New Republic's endorsement of Kerry here.
Money quote:
"You cannot lead the world without listening to it. You cannot make the Middle East more democratic while making it more anti-American. You cannot make the United States more secure while using security as a partisan weapon. And you cannot demand accountable government abroad while undermining it at home.
And so a president who promised to make America safer by making the Muslim world more free has failed on both counts. This magazine has had its differences with John Kerry during his career and during this campaign. But he would be a far better president than George W. Bush."
Money quote:
"You cannot lead the world without listening to it. You cannot make the Middle East more democratic while making it more anti-American. You cannot make the United States more secure while using security as a partisan weapon. And you cannot demand accountable government abroad while undermining it at home.
And so a president who promised to make America safer by making the Muslim world more free has failed on both counts. This magazine has had its differences with John Kerry during his career and during this campaign. But he would be a far better president than George W. Bush."

1 Comments:
First off, Arnold, I don't agree that TNR is as liberal as you seem to. To me, they're slightly left-of-center on social issues and hawkish on war issues. They supported Joe friggin' Liberman for President, who's not considered a champion of leftist causes by any measure. Plus, TNR produces some of the best writing in the magazine industry.
While we monitor both sides of the argument, I don't think any of the contributors would claim to be unbiased. We support John Kerry for President and feel another four years of President Bush would be very bad for our country. So, we'll certainly have more anti-Bush content on the site than anti-Kerry (unless he dons more hunting gear).
But feel free to send any suggestions for articles to RyanMcC1@gmail.com .
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