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Matt Welch Debates The Nation's Christopher Hayes on Afghanistan, Public Opinion on Climate Change, "Green Jobs," and China

Reason Staff | 12.7.2009 8:17 AM

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  1. John C. Randolph   15 years ago

    I can't sit through this. Did the leftie actually criticize Hopey McChange, or did he meet my expectations?

    -jcr

    1. Matt Welch   15 years ago

      Yes, there was criticism....

      1. John C. Randolph   15 years ago

        So, he's not a total hypocrite like Obama is? Good for him. He's boring as hell, though.

        -jcr

  2. JAson Beeno   15 years ago

    Afghanistan is a JOKE. The US has no business there and has enough of its own problems to deal with!

    RT
    http://www.be-anonymous.bg.tc

  3. Mari Dupont   15 years ago

    In the central-planning fantasy of American lefties like Christopher Hayes, it's always assumed THEY themselves would have a role on the People's Planning Committee, financed by a nice, fat government stipend.

    It never occurs to them their own personal freedom and livelihood would ever be at stake; only someone else's.

    Sadly, history disagrees..."intellectuals" were usually the first to be shot.

  4. Paul   15 years ago

    Was Hayes being agreeable because you guys are old friends? Interesting discussion, but I didn't see much debate here. I didn't detect any rah-rah Obama on his part.

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