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Over at Salon, Alex Pareene is halfway done with his rundown of the 30 worst inside-the-beltway pundits. And while we don't agree with all of Pareene's choices (especially the people we work with or will work with in this or future lives), we're interested to see who will crack the top ten. On Twitter, the feeling was mutual.
MOST IMPORTANT: Need a hashtag for our Hack 30 predictions. I suggest #Hack30. (And, yeah, Dean Broder may edge out the GAME CHANGER.(S))
@anamariecox but 16 slots left? already some big names have claimed spots...
RT @rickklein: but 16 slots left? already some big names have claimed spots... // We should start a pool! My first bet: Halperin at #1.
So, yes, everyone please file their predictions for the final 10 of the #hack30. Safe bets: Noonan, Broder, Halperin, Liz Cheney...
Top Five Prediction: Broder, Halperin, Dowd, Noonan, Fred Hiatt. #Hack30
@TeresaKopec @anamariecox Peretz is on the list. And Rich Lowry. Stengel, Alter, and Ed Schultz. Richard Wolffe is Top 10 easily.
@anamariecox @TeresaKopec prediction for 5-10: R Cohen, T. Friedman, J. Goldberg, D. D'Souza, D. Morris. #Hack30
Wondering if Jon Stewart's conflictionator montage from the rally added some names to the #hack30 ? Walsh? Olbermann?
@anamariecox #Hack30 works. But we also need #Flack30, #ShackedUp30, & #OnCrack30.
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