In praise of The Daily Dish
Andrew Sullivan is one of the most prolific bloggers around; he and his team post an amazing number of entries a day. Here are three from today's bunch that remind me of why blogging at its best is a valuable dialogue... and why The Daily Dish is clearly blogging at its best:
- One: A response to Dick Cheney's latest criticism of President Obama, and a comment on the failure of the media to question authority
- Two: A response from a reader which makes the point that in 1958, the financial sector's debt was 6% of GDP. Fifty years later it's 115% of GDP.
- Three: A re-post of a brilliant HIV/AIDS awareness ad.
Labels: Afghanistan, economy, health, HIV/AIDS, LGBT, U.S. politics
posted by michael at 2:30 PM
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It's great to be a part of your dialog---you do have a very valuable site.
I hope there are as many people reading as writing.....
As I touch on various topics and find my way toward my own purpose, whether in my writing, or in the way I see life and the world around me, I appreciate the inspiration blogs like yours provide.
It gives me hope that there is room for the variety and refreshment, the new view and unique angle, that a visit to a personal journal also can offer, as a respite to the often confusing state of things.
Thanks for what you've done here. Great posts tonight!
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