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A few on the list: Paul Krugman, Kurt Andersen, James Fallows, Arianna Huffington, Andrew Sullivan, and Christopher Hitchens. The mag says of Sullivan (left): “He clings unconvincingly to the ‘conservative’ label even after his fervent endorsement of Obama. His advocacy for gay marriage rights and his tendency to view virtually everything through a ‘gay’ prism puts him at odds with many on the right.”
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The 25 most influential liberals in U.S. media, according to Forbes
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