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Traditional media can still generate some political heat, it seems, at least when it’s aided and abetted by the lightning-fast response time of the political blogosphere. The latest issue of the New Yorker magazine only hit newsstands this morning, but the cover image had already s
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11 months ago
Of course I realize we're talking about the modern social networking and communication. I can dream though, can't it?
11 months ago
11 months ago
But I think it's really stretching things to place this kind of satire in the same context as Loren Feldman. The difference here is that the New Yorker is eminently qualified to skewer Republican fearmongering. To succeed at satire you have to understand what it is you're satirizing.
11 months ago
Lalina: But is it funny? Does it work? My feeling is, if you have to explain the joke, it's not a good joke.