Who said what?

Match the writers:

Michael Kelly in The Washington Post

Charles Krauthammer in The Washington Post

Oliver North in Townhall.com

Andrew Sullivan in Salon

Andrew Sullivan on his website (1 & 2)

with the comments about Gore or his speech:

A	someone who cannot be considered a responsible aspirant to power, dishonest, cheap, low, hollow, breathtakingly hypocritical, wretched, vile, contemptible, lie, mendacity, viciousness, a disgrace
B	bitter and negative, not even honest, a political coward, disgusting, outrageous smear against the administration, weasely, Chomsky-like critique, weasels around, naked opportunist
C	can't make peace with the concepts of truthfulness and honesty, wrong, mean-spirited, outrageous claims
D	a disgrace, cheap shots, without logic or coherence, ad hominem, poison, profoundly unserious, cynical
E	faking, a pure opportunist, no consistency in his political views, say whatever he thinks will get him power or attention or votes, bizarre, pathetic, bellicose hysteria

Answer (highlight with cursor from here): A: Kelly, B: Sullivan (Salon), C: North, D: Krauthammer, E: Sullivan (website)(to here)

posted by Quiddity at 9/27/2002 07:31:00 AM