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Unavoidable Questions
Josh Marshall | August 20, 2009, 11:21AM
From Joe Klein ...
How can you sustain a democracy if one of the two major political parties has been overrun by nihilists? And another question: How can you maintain the illusion of journalistic impartiality when one of the political parties has jumped the shark?
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