Dan Weintraub gives a detailed accounting of the last campaign. He is descriptive of the governor's role and the internal debates. He does not describe his own role in repeatedly using his column for partisan purposes.
There are several letters to the editor in today's Bee which point out his latest attack on public workers similar to the post on this blog by Sean Campbell .
How would you describe the differences between Weintraub's form of pundrity and that of Jill Stewart? He is better informed and less of a flamethrower. If you read past his obvious strong biases there is often useful information in his colums.
If you are looking for specific examples of these claims see the prior posts about Weintraub's role in the recent campaigns.
Sunday, November 13, 2005
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