2010 OR BUST….The Washington Post editorial page has been the target of plenty of chin scratching over the past few years from people who wonder just what’s going on in Fred Hiatt’s shop, but today’s effort really outdoes itself. If I hadn’t clicked the link and read it for myself, I think I would have figured it was an Onion parody or something.
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