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Join Jim and Greg as they serve up three crazy martinis! They slam New York City schools for scrapping the entrance exam to the kindergarten-level gifted program because the results “don’t reflect the diversity of the city’s population.” They also discuss the allegations of sexual impropriety against longtime campaign manager John Weaver that forced him to quit the Lincoln Project. And Jim shreds CNN’s Brian Stelter and Oliver Darcy for openly encouraging cable providers to dump right-leaning channels like OANN and Newsmax.
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Not only is John Weaver Creepy, he also was the person who pushed Mitch Daniels out of politics by going after his wife
I’ve been skipping Three Martini Lunch lately, but it’s nice to see that some traditions continue.
That is, Jim Geraghty is still always wrong.
Once Google and Facebook are well-established, he says, there’s no reason to use their competitors. Then, perhaps realizing he’s on shaky ground, he gives an example of how Facebook crushed MySpace.
He can’t give an example of how Google crushed other search engines, because it didn’t.
It’s merely thoughtlessness and inertia that keep non-liberals using Google, instead of switching to DuckDuckGo, or Bing.
And, come on, “google” sounds cooler than “duck duck go.”