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Howard Alan Kurtz (born 1 August 1953 in Brooklyn, New York ) is an American journalist, blogger, author and media writer for the Washington Post.

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A Conservative Reappraisal

Or beyond that, taking a shine to the guy? Are pundits thinking that, after a campaign in which he was called a socialist and closet Muslim who hangs around with America-hating preachers, the president-elect's really not so bad? I suspect that may be ...

From HOWARD KURTZ, The Washington Post,  2 Dec 2008

The Final Days

President Bush has faded from the news, and the past year has been hard on his press secretary as she tried to follow his orders not to defend him from the verbal assaults of the campaign to succeed him. "We took it from all sides, and it was difficult, ...

From HOWARD KURTZ, Howard Kurtz: Media Notes (Washington Post),  24 Nov 2008

Media Notes: An Interview With Outgoing White House Press Secretary Dana Perino

President Bush has faded from the news, and the last year has been hard on his press secretary as she tried to follow his orders not to defend him from the verbal assaults of the campaign to succeed him. "We took it from all sides, and it was difficult, ...

From HOWARD KURTZ, Howard Kurtz: Media Notes (Washington Post),  23 Nov 2008

Media Notes: An Interview With Outgoing White House Press Secretary Dana Perino

President Bush has faded from the news, and the last year has been hard on his press secretary as she tried to follow his orders not to defend him from the verbal assaults of the campaign to succeed him. "We took it from all sides, and it was difficult, ...

From HOWARD KURTZ, The Washington Post,  23 Nov 2008

No Fair?

This nefarious plot is said to involve reviving the Fairness Doctrine, a federal rule that was abolished 21 years ago. My reporting skills must have atrophied, I thought, because I've detected no sign that anyone is making a serious push to bring back ...

From HOWARD KURTZ, Howard Kurtz: Media Notes (Washington Post),  21 Nov 2008

No Fair?

This nefarious plot is said to involve reviving the Fairness Doctrine, a federal rule that was abolished 21 years ago. My reporting skills must have atrophied, I thought, because I've detected no sign that anyone is making a serious push to bring back ...

From HOWARD KURTZ, The Washington Post,  21 Nov 2008

A Question of Justice

The sniping at Rahm is mostly about his slashing, send-'em-a-dead-fish partisanship. The argument over Hillary has mostly been about the political implications of her working for her former rival and the potential complications of Bill the ...

From HOWARD KURTZ, Howard Kurtz: Media Notes (Washington Post),  20 Nov 2008

A Question of Justice

The sniping at Rahm is mostly about his slashing, send-'em-a-dead-fish partisanship. The argument over Hillary has mostly been about the political implications of her working for her former rival and the potential complications of Bill the ...

From HOWARD KURTZ, The Washington Post,  20 Nov 2008

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