Weigel on the (Internet) Radio
American Spectator scribe (and Reason contributor) John Tabin recorded a podcast with me about Liberaltarians, Libertarian Democrats, Libertarian Conservatives, values voters, and some other stuff that always lights up the H&R comment threads. The audio is here, along with links to the articles we're jawing about.
Comments to "Weigel on the (Internet) Radio":
Jonathan C. Hohensee | December 15, 2006, 12:59pm | #
What's with all the song lyrics in the blog titles lately?ed | December 15, 2006, 1:15pm | #
H&R desperately trying to be hip?Jonathan C. Hohensee | December 15, 2006, 1:19pm | #
Maybe they are Tragicly Hip?ed | December 15, 2006, 1:42pm | #
Well, it is Hip To Be Square.Postmodern Sleaze | December 15, 2006, 3:59pm | #
Who the heck would want to listen to that Democratic Party shill anyway? He might as well change his name to David Moulitsas already and get it over with.Curious | December 15, 2006, 9:35pm | #
Postmodern Sleaze,Are you this Nico MacDonald?
Prior to establishing Spy I had worked for New Jersey Senator Bill Bradley on his 1984 re-election campaign before studying Law at the London School of Economics. I began working in electronic publishing in the US when I got a summer job working on a small newsletter in Georgetown, Washington DC. I had gone there to intern on Capitol Hill.