VodkaPundit Gets Pajamas
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James Joyner | Monday, January 19, 2009 |
Speaking of bloggers moving to new digs, VodkaPundit Stephen Green has moved to Pajamas Media’s domain, with a spiffy new James Bond-inspired logo.
About the Author: James Joyner is the publisher of Outside the Beltway and the managing editor of the Atlantic Council. He's a former Army officer, Desert Storm vet, and college professor with a PhD in political science from The University of Alabama. He lives just outside the Beltway in Alexandria, Virginia with his wife and infant daughter.
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Well, I guess this an improvement over "Joe the Plumber"?
Pajamas Media consists of the Little Green Footballs guy, Larry Kudlow, Victor Hansen, Glenn Reynolds, and Joe the Plumber.
That's going to be some quality journalism right there.
Imagine those discussions.
Charles Johnson: "The recession is either Bill Clinton's or Barack Obama's fault. I haven't worked out which yet."
Larry Kudlow: "There is no recession. Foreclosures are lower than ever. Median incomes are soaring."
Victor Hansen: I believe Osama bin Laden is slightly more powerful and consequential than Xerxes at the battle of Thermopylae..."
Joe the Plumber: "Hey! I'm workin' on a proposal to cut spending at my daughter's school in order to decrease Warren Buffet's taxes. Shut up with all that stupid elitist Roman crap."
Hansen: "Greek."
JtP: "Whatever you f*%$in egghead."
Glenn Reynolds: "Heh. Indeed."
BTW, I suggest we nominate James Joyner for Bill Kristol's spot at the NYT. Kristol is an idiot, yet the paper seems to want some ideological balance, so let's replace him with one of the few smart conservatives around.
Who's with me?
I hope this works out well for Steve, but I must confess that after the Joe the Plumber bit, amongst other things, it is difficult to take PJM very seriously.
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