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JAMES TARANTO: Artists As Servants Of Power: The Obama administration remakes the National Endowme?

By Glenn Reynolds

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JAMES TARANTO: Artists As Servants Of Power: The Obama administration remakes the National Endowment for the Arts.

Now that their side is in power, however, that adversary attitude stands exposed as a sham. The so-called oppositional artists are only too willing to act as handmaidens of the powerful. We backhandedly salute the Obama administration for exposing this.

Meanwhile, as with Van Jones and Acorn, the mainstream media have had little to say about this scandal. The New York Times hasn’t even reported it at all. What we said about artists in the preceding paragraph applies to the so-called adversary press as well.

Indeed.


Full post as published by Instapundit.com on September 22, 2009 (boomark / email).

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