Web Letters: The Illusory Middle

Comment

By Victor Navasky

August 26, 2008

What's a Web Letter?

Web Letters are continuously published e-mails from real people, signed with their real names. No registration is required. Each article page on The Nation includes a Web Letters link.

Read the best Web Letters on this page.

We're committed to publishing your comments as they are received. We place a red star () on the best submissions and may edit your e-mail for length or content. Your e-mail address will not be published or shared with any third party without your consent.

We look forward to hearing from you.

This piece totally ignores the true nuances of the structure of political opinion. The right wing is nearly as dead as the far left, having been brutally killed off by the moderate Bush people. McCain, a real trans-Partyoderate, like Lieberman, is even worse from their point of view.

John D. Froelich

Upper Darby, PA
08/27/2008 @ 01:34am
A well-written article. I agree that if the Senator continues to try to pander to the flat earth, life begins at conception, amen, crowd to win it will, in fact, be sad He may have blindsided himself into the same old same old political box. He does seem to have veered down the "I'm a Christian, Wall Street is great," road. We do know what the senile old guy from Arizona will bring us, though.

James Pinette

Caribou, ME
08/26/2008 @ 4:43pm

Web Letters: The Illusory Middle

Comment

By Victor Navasky

August 26, 2008

Upper Darby, PA

Caribou, ME

» The Beat

» Editor's Cut

» The Notion

» The Dreyfuss Report

» Act Now!

» Altercation