January 25, 2004

DOH! I meant to post on this earlier, but you can listen to the Blogging of the President radio show live right now at that link. At the moment, Ed Cone is comparing Howard Dean to WebVan. Meanwhile, on John Edwards, Cone observes: "If you meet him in person, you want to go home with him."

Er, I like Edwards, but not, you know, that way.

UPDATE: Listened to the whole (remaining) thing, as I tried to finish up an article with a Tuesday deadline. Not bad, with a number of useful insights and some amusing fencing between Sullivan and Atrios (Sullivan asked Atrios when he'd last criticized someone on the Left; Atrios couldn't remember). Frank Rich was engaging, and said he reads a lot of blogs. Jeff Jarvis offered a lot of first-class commentary. Chris Lydon did an excellent job hosting, though his insistence (which was also present in an interview he did with me a while back) that the New York Times was staunchly pro-war was as incomprehensible to me this time around as it was before. Still, quite a good program.

Daniel Drezner listened, and has more comments.

ANOTHER UPDATE: Sullivan is asking Atrios for examples, now.

YET ANOTHER UPDATE: Here's someone who noticed Lydon's earlier comment on the NYT's alleged pro-war bias.