No nepotism in Yglesias's career, and his book publisher, Wiley,is general interest, not an ideological niche publisher. No easy gigs lined up on tv or talk radio, and the magazines he writes for aren't rolling in dough from Rupert Murdoch or the Olin Foundation. On the plus side, he doesn't have to pretend Mark Levin has a brain. So far so good for his argument. On your side, you manage only to notice that Yglesias tends to write and work for liberals. That would be the beginning of a case, not the whole of it.

either. Not much in the way of shilling either. Your works for a liberal think tank, but otherwise the parallel falls down. No nepotism, and Wiley, his book publisher, There's a lot less scratch to go around on the liberal side, which reduces incentives for shilling

Kyle: YGBSM. It's an open secret that most foundations prefer to fund lefty causes and think-tanks, and it's interesting that you drop the names of Rupert Murdoch and the Olin Foundation while completely ignoring George Soros, Ralph Nader, and their small army of lobbying organizations, "media watchdogs" such as Media Matters, and other such liberal opinion outlets. The Juice Box Mafia may not be rolling in dough, but none of them are hurting for cash, either. Overall, you get a 3/10 for this miserable attempt at a troll; points deducted for the lousy editing job. Preview before you post next time; it'll keep you from looking quite so befuddled and incoherent.

Doubleday's an ideological niche publisher?

Irony is lost on lefty trolls.
Matty works for TP(ideologically-driven blog), funded by CfAPAF(ideologically-driven big money organization), and it is
EXACTLY what he is slamming.