Chait

Yesterday, CAP released an excellent report from Robin Chait that recaps what we know and goes step-by-step through the issue of how federal policy could help support the idea of shifting from a system based on qualifications to a system based on effectiveness.

Matthew Yglesias » Getting to Effectiveness 2009

FWIW, Jon Chait is so much more attractive inside his moral kiosk.

Matthew Yglesias » Lacking in Prosal Clarity 2009

Chait is claiming that liberals have that attitude towards republicans, but not Palestinians.

Matthew Yglesias » Domestic Politics vs. Foreign Policy 2009

Chait is one of the most tiresome voices over there at Joe Lieberman Weekly.

Matthew Yglesias » Do Critics of Israeli Policy Whine Too Much? 2009

Chait is saying that liberals expect Republicans to respond to concessions by moving further away to try to get more concessions.

Matthew Yglesias » Domestic Politics vs. Foreign Policy 2009

Why make the mistake in the first place of assuming that Johnathan Chait is trying to have anything resembling an honest discussion on this matter, or assuming that Kevin Dumb understands any particular point of the debates he involves himself in.

Matthew Yglesias » Politics By Other Means 2009

I feel very strongly that (a) Jon Chait is ludicrously wrong, and (b) just about everyone arguing against him is missing the point quite badly.

Matthew Yglesias » Combative Politics 2009

Chait is a bright guy, so I assume Marty made him post something like that. jeff Says:

Matthew Yglesias » Steven Walt Blogs 2009

Chait is complaining about two liberals who are refusing to make a unilateral concession to the pro-life movement.

Matthew Yglesias » Politics By Other Means 2009

Chait is trying to gloss over that fact, then tar and feather liberals as weak-kneed peaceniks in foreign policy.

Matthew Yglesias » Domestic Politics vs. Foreign Policy 2009