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| Star Columnist Matthew Tully |
FYI, #10 Abdul published a list on his blog. He obtained a list that was not yet finalized. This is the final list (and comments afterward) printed verbatim:
Indy’s Ten Most
Liberal Political Writers
1
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Mathew Tully
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Indianapolis Star
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2
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Jim Shella
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WISH-TV CH 8
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3
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Sheila Suess Kennedy
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Indianapolis Star
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4
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Dan Carpenter
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Indianapolis Star
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5
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Tom Lobianco
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Associated Press
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6
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Mary Milz
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WTHR-TV CH 13
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7
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Mickey Mauer
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Indianapolis
Business Journal
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8
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Steve Hammer
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Nuvo
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9
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Ken
Bode
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Gadfly & Former
NBC Reporter
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10
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Abdul Hakim-Shabazz
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Gadfly & Former
Radio Jock
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A "Liberal' or “Progressive” subscribes to some of
the following: Anti-tea party, world government; weak local government; centralized
state government; weak states’ rights; high progressive tax rates; pro Common
Core; anti school vouchers; free universal health care; pro gun control; full
rights to gay marriage; abortion without restriction; centralized economy; tax
on hydrocarbon fuels; open international borders; lower national defense
spending; and European Socialism.

4 comments:
Wow, that list is way off in my book. Tully, liberal? Mauer? really? Abdul? Its kind of an insult to proud liberals.
I wasn't privy to this but it appears this was a concensus among a small social group of ultra conservatives who I'm told followed up by email questionaires. It is not authorized by the "Tea Party" at large, and I certainly disagree with it.
Again, it's not my list. And it's fair to say this is a list only from some Tea Party activists. Knowing some of them, I certainly wouldn't call them "ultra conservatives." I'm not sure what is on the list that prompted that characterization.
Tully is definitely a liberal. I think Tully has bigger problems than that, however, such as the fact he refuses to write anything critical of the policies of whoever happens to be in power locally. He's intellectually dishonest. Both Tully and Mauer are major supporters of corporate welfare which by definition makes them liberal.
As far as Abdul goes, I don't think he has any political philosophy. I think he'll go whatever direction you want him to go as long as you present him with a check.
Paul I will tongue and cheek serve you with this cease and desist order.
Please do not call Tully a Liberal. I am a Liberal and a Socialist, and Tully is no Liberal. He is a Corporatist Cheerleader.
I find it laughable that Tully and Erica Smith have their staged spates in the paper.
As a Liberal I am totally opposed to Corporate Welfare and Crony Capitalism that is rampant in Indianapolis.
Harrison Ullman was a million miles better than Nuvo is today.
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