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David Weigel | 10.27.2006 7:11 AM

Nick Gillespie saddles up for another Associated Press roundtable with Judd Legum and Ed Morrissey, debating what role the economy will play in election 2006.

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Larry Edelstein 20 years ago

Wow, that was pretty simpatico.
Herrick and His Balls 20 years ago

I've never seen a man more proudly show off his near-bald pate as in that lovely picture of Ed Morrissey from Captain's Quarters. Good for him.
Ironchef 20 years ago

"Judd Legum: People don't live in macroeconomic data. The macroeconomic data is not bad because very wealthy people are making more money and corporate profits are up."

What a maroon.
Warren 20 years ago

Off topic:
Today's Friday Funnies was the best I can remember. Good job Chip!
spur 20 years ago

lets all play the ap blogger drinkiing game -- anytime one of the trio types 'I think' take a shot.
Lamar 20 years ago

Don't those idiots know not to look at the camera? What is this, 8th grade photo day?

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