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Get started today at constant contact.com. Hello and welcome to the Bullard podcast I'm your host Tim Miller. It's Monday, so it's Bill Crystal, but we have an

added guest, a friend of Bill Crystal, a friend of the pod, Robert Kagan, he is at the

Brookings Institute. He was a member of the Washington Post editorial board until last Friday right after we finished taping

The Washington Post decided that they were not going to endorse in this presidential election

Despite endorsing in many other political races and Bob Kagan took that opportunity to resign from his position at the Washington Post and we're delighted to have him here with us today. What's going on?

I don't know lots I guess I guess good to be here. Good to be with you.

Okay. I want to start here because there may be some listeners that are with me on this.

I think that there's some righteous outrage, of course, at

Bazaos, and we're going to talk about why. But like, should newspapers even be endorsing

President, like, should we even be doing this? Is it why is it important at all of the

newspaper engages in endorsements

I kind of wonder if that's maybe an outdated practice anyway okay well I don't

think the discussion as to whether we should have endorsements or not is

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