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Hentoff gone from Village Voice

01.15.09 | No Comments

In my last post I wondered whether Nat Hentoff and Richard John Neuhaus had ever met. So I went to google it, and learned that Hentoff was laid off at the Village Voice at the end of 2008. Here is a NY Times article about it. Hentoff is not the only person who was let go, but it certainly does look like the left is expelling the last vestiges of liberalism from its midst.

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