- Maybe Peter Orszag is actually publicly explaining White House economic strategy and no one wants to believe that they're just that awful?
- Ginni Thomas: Calling Anita Hill and leaving her a hilarious voicemail "was probably a mistake on my part."
- Tea Party freshmen explain that the the "bad parts of Washington" that they ran against don't include the lobbyists who are currently paying them huge sums of money.
- Mark Halperin is paid by TIME to pen a series of banal cliches in support of a meaningless argument that betrays a simplistic understanding of national politics and recent political history.
- Whoops! David Gergen mistakes Matt Taibbi for Matt Bai, wackiness ensues.
Monday link dump: Mistakes
Ginni Thomas admits the obvious, Tea Party congressmen make new friends, and Mark Halperin writes something stupid
By Alex Pareene
Published December 6, 2010 11:45PM (EST)
By Alex Pareene
Alex Pareene writes about politics for Salon and is the author of "The Rude Guide to Mitt." Email him at apareene@salon.com and follow him on Twitter @pareene
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