URL UPDATE….Ezra Klein has picked up and moved yet again. He’s now been fully absorbed by The American Prospect and blogs here:
Damn kids. I’ve lost track, but this is now either the fourth or fifth URL Ezra has had in the past four years. Is he ever going to settle down?
In related news, Ezra’s weekend posters have gone off on their own and are now group blogging at a new home called Cogitamus (http://www.cogitamusblog.com). Check it out.
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