Apparently, even after a brutal campaign, most Americans will make an effort to get behind the president-elect. Seriously! I’m not kidding. I read it in the New York Times, where Jim Rutenberg showed off his deep investigational reporting skills.

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This is from 1999 — to the day, in fact. Was the New York Times an actual newspaper then? I can’t remember. I’ll bold some stuff to save you time. Mmm, you can still smell the stupidity almost a decade later. [Read more →]

I’d say there’s a very good chance you’ll get answers of similar quality. But go ahead. I hear Michelle Obama read the New York Times story and said it was the second time in her adult life she was proud of her country. (I’m kidding. I don’t think she really said that publicly.)

Hence, this from the New York Times, which cites anonymous sources who, the NYT says, were sometimes corroborated by other anonymous sources in detailing the apparently unsuccessful efforts of a lobbyist to influence events in D.C. through McCain.

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