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Everybody hates someone

Let's see if we can briefly summarize who irrationally dislikes who:

1) According to the New York Times' Michael Luo, all the other Republicans personally dislike Romney;

2) Paul Krugman's dislike of Barack Obama is a matter of public record;

3) Matthew Yglesias dislikes McCain;

4) Andrew Sullivan really loathes Bill and Hillary Clinton -- and clearly, he's not alone

5) Stephen Bainbridge dislikes everyone except Fred Thompson.

This was just off the top of my head.

posted by Dan on 01.24.08 at 10:18 AM




Comments:

"who irrationally dislikes who"

Drezner hates Giuliani. Jeez, don't exempt yourself from this exercise.

posted by: A.S. on 01.24.08 at 10:18 AM [permalink]



According to John Edwards, all three of the remaining Democratic candidates detest each other.

posted by: RW Rogers on 01.24.08 at 10:18 AM [permalink]



Poor Prof. Bainbridge...Fred's gone home.

posted by: Donald A. Coffin on 01.24.08 at 10:18 AM [permalink]



The first one is interesting. Had Romney decided to emphasize his business experience right from the start and not worried about making the pro-lifers like him or knocking down the other candidates in his television commercials, he'd be sitting pretty right now. Instead he's got a bunch of Republican primary opponents who will get starring roles in Democratic campaign commercials this fall if Romney wins the nomination.

As to the second, I think we can all agree that it would be a lot easier for people who spoke up for the Clintons to get jobs in an Obama administration than it would be for Obama defenders to get jobs in a second Clinton administration. Not that this would have anything to do with Paul Krugman or anything.

About the third, so what? And the fourth, and fifth: so what?

posted by: Zathras on 01.24.08 at 10:18 AM [permalink]



I like all of them, I just don't want any of them to be President. Guess that won't work.

posted by: save_the_rustbelt on 01.24.08 at 10:18 AM [permalink]






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