Eric Boehlert is the author of Lapdogs: How the Press Rolled Over for Bush (Free Press, 2006) and Bloggers on the Bus: How the Internet Changed Politics and the Press (Free Press, 2009). He worked for five years as a senior writer for Salon.com, where he wrote extensively about media and politics. Prior to that, he worked as a contributing editor for Rolling Stone. Boehlert has a bachelor's degree in Near Eastern studies from the University of Massachusetts and is a Senior Fellow at Media Matters for America.
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Boehlert: What if Fox News actually wants mob violence?
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Fox News, health care, and the right-wing nervous breakdown
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The media myth of Obama's "falling poll numbers"
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The Pentagon shooter, insurrectionism, and right-wing bloggers
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