James Rucker (ColorOfChange) makes the case that Maher should not be re-booking Breitbart, or at the least should come clean about Breitbart's record and not softball him. Cross-posted from JJP.
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Is the disproportionate influence of entertainers in American political life a relatively recent phenomenon?
Um, no. I'd say it goes back to Will Rogers at least.
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