Time's Klein

I'm not sure how to characterize Joe Klein at Time Magazine.

I guess the best way I can put it is...if he says Obama "won the summit", you can pretty much bet the farm that he fell flat on his face.

Klein seems to have taken some kind of draught from behind the looking glass. His analyses are so skewed that it's hard to recognize events and people he writes about—the images and facts are so distorted.

It's difficult to believe that he actually sees things the way he writes. It would be hard to imagine anyone so out of touch with reality being able to function in the everyday real world.

The only alternative is that he still believes that Fringe Media liars can still frame the debate...the dialogue, reality.

Poor Joe. I don't think he's figured out yet that Time Magazine is a dinosaur, a pathetic remnant of his own inglorious past; of a time when the few instructed the many, when the truth was shaved and nuanced and spun to suit the agenda of the few privileged elites who reported them.

Poor Joe. The world watches, sees, reports, discusses, concludes. And Klein presents his costume drama of an alternate reality, seemingly unaware that the world has "moved on". (To quote the original Gunslinger, Roland Deschain of Gilead.)

I don't recommend you read him unless you understand this. Otherwise, you might imagine something he says is accurate...and it will just piss you off or depress you unnecessarily.

Fair warning.

The Gunslinger