Macacawitz: Howard Kurtz Hands Down His Ruling
September 20, 2006 at 8:41 am
Washington Post media critic Howard Kurtz this morning issued his ruling on the George Allen-Peggy Fox mishugas.
Whose side does Kurtz come down on? Mostly George Allen’s.
Kurtz tells this to WTWP radio about George Allen challenging Channel 9 reporter Peggy Fox to answer why the question of Allen’s Jewish hertiage was relevant to the debate against Jim Webb: “That was a fair question.”
Kurtz notes, “Reporters come up with ways for politicians to trip up.” And: “A lot of voters have got to be asking, what’s this got do with me.” And: “Generally low reputation of the media seems to be fueled by this.” And: “The press gets bored by the issues.”
Seems like a George Allen victory. Of course, I wouldn’t want to cast “aspersions” on Kurtz.
UPDATE: Extreme Mortman agrees that we need to hear more about the issues. For instance, would love to know where the Virginia Senate candidates stand on the Social Security lox box.
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