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In reply to the discussion: Enemy of the State: How Glenn Greenwald is taking on the world, and why he'll never stop. [View all]MADem
(135,425 posts)32. He was on the Koch payroll, too, wasn't he? He was on a lengthy stipend from CATO, IIRC.
Weren't those columns and other utterances written with Koch grants?
I think there's more to this guy than meets the eye. He's got an agenda, and it is closer to Rand Paul than Bernie Sanders.
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Enemy of the State: How Glenn Greenwald is taking on the world, and why he'll never stop. [View all]
Luminous Animal
Oct 2013
OP
It's a long read but great fun and as HuffPo says,"This Glenn Greenwald Profile Is The Best One Yet"
Luminous Animal
Oct 2013
#1
Yep. And Democrats who try to demonize him a experiencing a similar glorious
Luminous Animal
Oct 2013
#43
Well, so much for loyalty to one's partner. Although with the age difference, one can hardly
msanthrope
Oct 2013
#6
Loyalty? Hahaha. My husband loves country and western. I let him drag me to 2-3 shows a year
Luminous Animal
Oct 2013
#9
Oh god, yes. Thankfully, Nickelback is not something I have to contend with.
Luminous Animal
Oct 2013
#17
Starting in 2005, he wrote a daily blog criticizing Bush and his admin. He also wrote 3 books doing
Luminous Animal
Oct 2013
#10
Yes. And he was rightly slammed for it. Funny how you forgot to post this though
Luminous Animal
Oct 2013
#16
He was on the Koch payroll, too, wasn't he? He was on a lengthy stipend from CATO, IIRC.
MADem
Oct 2013
#32
If he says he wasn't employed by Cato he is lying--and calling me "McCarthy" isn't going to change
MADem
Oct 2013
#39
Really. For how long and what was the stipend? And was Kos and Wyden paid...
Luminous Animal
Oct 2013
#40
No I don't...you're the one who started out denying it, and now you're trying to accuse me of
MADem
Oct 2013
#52
I've denied nothing. You are peddling in half truths. Yes. 16 pages of published material
Luminous Animal
Oct 2013
#53
They're "touting" the work of their "contributor" in order to raise his, and their, profile.
MADem
Oct 2013
#57
I've heard Greenwald speak several times and he's always been witty and gracious.
Luminous Animal
Oct 2013
#15
Squawk! He worked for Cato. Squawk! He worked for Cato. Squawk! He worked for Cato.
Luminous Animal
Oct 2013
#50
this just reminded me of Elaine Benes on Seinfeld in Europe with controlling
Pretzel_Warrior
Oct 2013
#48