Link Digest

Wednesday, February 27

February 27, 2008 · Leave a Comment

-William F. Buckley, founder of National Review, dead at 82. [NYT]

  • “Elegant, witty conservative writer…dies, leaving no intellectual heirs.” [Wonkette]
  • “Father of conservatism” calls Bush “not a conservative. [CBS]
  • An hour with Charlie Rose.

-Hedge funds heart Obama. [Reuters]

  • Bonus: Obama’s economics. [TNR]

-Is life starting to imitate West Wing? Why Obama vs. McCain is eerily like Santos vs. Vinick and how the show’s writers predicted 2008 in 2005. [Slate V]

-Bill Clinton fells “out of practice” in politics. [IHT]

-Clinton’s message guru, Mark Penn, claims he’s been “misunderstood.” There’s some irony for ya. [NY Observer]

-Is this race over yet? Obama demolishes Hillary’s last chance at debate. [MSNBC]

  • Bonus: No matter who’s campaigning, Russert is always the winner.

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