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Kristol's done at NYT
Bill, Kristol began his NY Times column today by telling readers that "all good things must come to an end." Kristol was talking about a conservative era, but it could have applied to his column, too. Following the last line was a note to readers: “This is William ...
Iraq War Showdown: Bill Kristol Agrees to Debate Matt Damon After Actor’s “Idiot” Slam
Iraq War Showdown: Bill Kristol Agrees to Debate Matt Damon After Actor’s “Idiot” Slam
bighollywood.breitbart.com — On Sunday afternoon Weekly Standard editor and New York Times columnist Bill Kristol — in an email... exchange with Big Hollywood — agreed to debate Matt Damon on his Hollywood home turf after being informed the 38-year old actor ridiculed ... (more) Iraq War Showdown: Bill Kristol Agrees to Debate Matt ...
The Sacking of Bill Kristol
The Sacking of Bill Kristol
thedailybeast.com — The famous neoconservative published his final New York Times column today. Scott Horton, who broke news on... Kristol's involvement in the selection of Sarah Palin , reports on real reasons the Gray Lady didn't renew his contract. It must have been a ... (more) The Sacking of Bill Kristol
Kristol leaves the Times
washingtonmonthly.com — KRISTOL LEAVES THE TIMES.... At the end of an otherwise uninteresting New York Times column from Bill... Kristol, there are six heartening words: This is William Kristol's last column. There's been some question as to whether Kristol's one-year contract ... (more) Kristol leaves the Times
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Put A Fork in William Kristol - He’s DONE
FullosseousFlap's Dental Blog — ... Conservative columnist and Founder/Editor of The Weekly Standard William Kristol is DONE at the New York Times - that is. But, reportedly, he is heading over to the Washington Post for a once a month column. The New York Times lost a good writer but they are good at that. Look at their balance sheet. ...

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