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	Andrew Sullivan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Andrew Sullivan, Ph.D. (born August 10, 1963) is an English-American journalist, author, blogger, and former editor of The New Republic, known both for his heterodox personal-political identity (HIV-positive, gay, conservative, and practicing Roman Catholic) and for his efforts in the field of blog journalism.
		Andrew Sullivan is also a popular speaker at major universities and civic organizations in the United States and a frequent guest on many national news and political commentary television shows in the United States and Europe.
		Andrew Sullivan is especially critical of Mel Gibson, considering the actor to be a misogynist, homophobe, and anti-Semite.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Andrew_Sullivan (2979 words)

	Salon.com News \| Andrew Sullivan's jihad
		Sullivan was as incensed by Sontag's remarks as he was by my introductory comments about the efforts of Sullivan's conservative colleagues to banish her from the world of acceptable intellectual discourse.
		Earlier this year, Sullivan was exposed by the gay press for advertising for "bareback" sex (unprotected by condoms) in an AOL chat room and denounced as a hypocrite by his liberal gay critics for engaging in risky sexual practices after attacking President Clinton for his own incautious behavior.
		Sullivan's Taliban style of argument and his rigid habit of separating the world into the blessed and the damned turns American politics into a free-fire zone where any deviation from his view of the national program is immediately leveled.
	www.salon.com /news/feature/2001/10/20/sullivan/index.html (1221 words)

	Never Yet Melted » Andrew Sullivan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Andrew Sullivan momentarily paused in his perenniel campaign of demanding kinder treatment for cuththroats to second the leftwing blogosphere’s posterboy of prolixity, Glenn Greenwald, in attacking the amiable Glenn Reynolds.
		Sullivan’s principled libertarianism shows particularly well by contrast with the stance taken by Ilya Somin, one of the commentators at the Volokh Conspiracy, who equates the conventional religious view of homosexuality as “deviant” with racism, and thinks Smith’s firing was justified as:
		Andrew Sullivan (foreign transplant, defector from Conservatism, and spokesperson for a special perspective) gloatingly took the occasion of former House Majority Leader Tom Delay’s announcement to rub it in, titling his little screed “ding_dong” (the witch is dead) in archest friend-of-Dorothy style:
	neveryetmelted.com /?cat=448 (2110 words)

	08/10/01 - Sullivan's Travails
		Sullivan's crusades for classic identity politics obsessions like gay marriage and allowing HIV-infected aliens to immigrate are closely tied up with his campaign to publicize his own identity.
		Sullivan's daily weblog is enjoyable for its "Perils of Pauline" aspect.
		I sent Sullivan a recent article by me pointing out that according to unpublished Census Bureau data I found using the Bureau's FERRET access tool, the Mexican-American share of the vote is much smaller than is widely assumed these days.
	www.vdare.com /sailer/sullivan_travails.htm (2109 words)

	Dust in the Light: Sullivanalia Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		I never actually expected to receive Andrew Sullivan's promised response to my piece about him, but I would have hoped that he'd begin conducting his end of the marriage debate with even the slightest indication that he's paying attention to what the other side is saying...
		To Sullivan, on the other hand, marriage is a mechanism to gain "personal integrity" and "dignity," to become "fully human." A major source of friction between these two approaches is the effect that the latter's understanding of marriage might have on the ability to achieve the goals of the former.
		Sullivan's writing overflows with appeals to equality untinted by distinctions, as when he rejects "the mealy-mouthed talk about civil unions as some sort of options for gay citizens." The exclusion of same-sex couples is indefensible when, he says (incorrectly), "the living, breathing reality of civil marriage in America" is coupling and nothing more.
	dustinthelight.timshelarts.com /lint/cat_sullivanalia.html (16799 words)

	Royce Carlton - Andrew Sullivan Essayist TIME Social Critic
		Andrew Sullivan is one of the most provocative political and social commentators today.
		Sullivan’s popular blog, The Daily Dish, can be found on the homepage of TIME.com, where his incisive and blunt observations about current events and people in the news reach millions.
		A native of England, Sullivan came to the U.S. on a Harkness Fellowship, the British equivalent of the Rhodes Scholarship.
	www.roycecarlton.com /speakers/sullivan.html (513 words)

	open book: Sullivan's Travels (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Sullivan's attitude to the Church was like a patient with a serious disease asking his doctor to not only cease treating him but also to cease treating all his other patients and to proclaim the illness as a good thing.
		Sullivan, it means that He is calling us to refrain from exercising our sexual appetites (even though the directions of the appetites are different, the call is still the same), and to repent when we fall.
		Sullivan's stated reason for leaving the Catholic Church is that he cannot continue as a Catholic because 1) the Church holds to a teaching that certain actions of his are sinful; and 2) he is unwilling to repent, if necessary again and again, for these actions.
	amywelborn.typepad.com /openbook/2003/10/sullivans_trave.html (12477 words)

	Instapundit.com -
		ANDREW SULLIVAN seems to think that I should be blogging more about Abu Ghraib, and less about the Newsweek scandal.
		Andrew has chosen the role of emoter-in-chief on these subjects, and he's welcome to it, though he would be more convincing in that part if he didn't count wrapping people in the Israeli flag as torture.
		When Andrew was a champion of the war on terror, writing about martial spirit and fifth columns composed of the "decadent left," did he believe that nothing like Abu Ghraib would happen, when such things (and much worse) happen in prisons across America (and everywhere else) on a daily basis?
	instapundit.com /archives/023062.php (357 words)

	FrontPage magazine.com :: Frontpage Interview: Andrew Sullivan by Jamie Glazov
		Sullivan is the former editor-in-chief of The New Republic magazine and today one of the nation’s most famous and provocative social and political commentators.
		Sullivan: We will win through strong military action against its violent wing; through pressure on the Saudis to stop Wahhabist indoctrination; and through the actions of the terrorists who are now striking at fellow Muslims.
		Sullivan: With all due respect to David, the best analysis of this is in Randy Shilts' book, "And the Band Played On." Quarantining was never an option.
	www.frontpagemag.com /Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=11761 (2610 words)

	Sullivan's Travails
		Sullivan has, moreover, been the target of much gay ire over the conservative content of his writings in The New York Times Magazine, where its editors inexplicably allowed him--slyly but effectively--to out a whole host of allegedly gay Democratic politicians, including Clinton Cabinet members, along with liberal talk-show host Rosie O'Donnell.
		Beyond the confines of his bathroom, Sullivan's singular obsession appears to be the crushing of any hint of democratic debate about the war.
		Sullivan recently announced to his acolytes that he plans to write less in order to play Benedick in a Washington production of Much Ado About Nothing in a pair of fl leather pants.
	www.thenation.com /doc/20020408/alterman (980 words)

	ONA 2003 Conference and Awards Banquet
		In the early 1990s, Sullivan, a former editor and writer for The New Republic, became known for pioneering discussion on controversial issues, such as gays in the military and same-sex marriage.
		Sullivan said this is important so that readers are given the tools to form their own opinions.
		Even with the freedom blogs offer, Sullivan reminded the audience that he is dependent on classic reporting because the very nature of blogging calls for issues to be commented on and responded to.
	www.journalists.org /2003conference/news/000038.html (571 words)

	Smarter Andrew Sullivan
		It is with a mixture of regret and satisfaction that I announce that Smarter Andrew Sullivan, known as “SASsy” to its friends, will be going on hiatus for an undetermined period of time due to several pressing personal engagements.
		Andrew Sullivan, who yanked some parchment from Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government, today cites a piece from Robert Nozick on why intellectuals have long displayed a greater affinity with the left than with the right.
		Of course, the question Sullivan doesn’t ask, perhaps because it hits just a little too close to home, is why anti-intellectuals love the right wing and why the right wing is just fine with that, thank you very much.
	smarterandrewsullivan.blogspot.com (2550 words)

	Spinsanity - Countering rhetoric with reason
		In a response to my post from yesterday, Andrew Sullivan attacks me at length on his website today.
		First, note that in a post early this morning, Sullivan admitted that he was not familiar with the circumstances surrounding the book's release and that it was misleading to say that there was "barely a mention" of the war:
		Sullivan also played a key role in repeating false claims about Bill Clinton's Georgetown speech without having actually seen the speech (he later moderated his comments after reading a transcript).
	www.spinsanity.org /post.html?2002_03_31_archive.html (897 words)

	Andrew Sullivan \| The Daily Dish: We Torture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Excerpt: As the Army is in the midst of trying soldiers for abuses in Abu Ghraib and CENTCOM is conducting training classes reminding soldiers that murdering civilians is a violation of the Code of Conduct, the Pentagon is rewriting its training manuals to omit...
		However, Sullivans strong case is quickly pulled apart into its separate pieces and the...
		Excerpt: Read Andrew Sullivan's entry: The United States is a rogue nation that practices torture and detainee abuse and does not follow the most basic principles of the Geneva Conventions.
	time.blogs.com /daily_dish/2006/06/we_torture.html (1471 words)

	Salon \| Andrew Sullivan
		While the federal Defense of Marriage Act signed last year effectively ruled that no state is obliged to recognize a Hawaiian same-sex marriage, states are free to pass their own laws on the issue.
		The pros and cons of gay marriage have been explored by Andrew Sullivan for years.
		The 33-year-old, gay former editor of the New Republic is the author of "Virtually Normal: An Argument About Homosexuality." A self-styled conservative, Sullivan recently edited a "reader" of views on the subject, "Same-Sex Marriage: Pro And Con," a compilation of views from more than 70 thinkers -- from Ann Landers to William Safire to Plato.
	www.salon.com /may97/sullivan970502.html (840 words)

	TBIFOC - Give Your Money To Anyone But Andrew Sullivan Project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The concensus seems to be that no one wants to subsidize Andrew Sullivan's bandwith costs, which apparently are higher than those of any mere mortal.
		The consensus seems to be that no one wants to subsidize Andrew Sullivan's bandwith costs, which apparently are higher than those of any mere mortal.
		Andrew Sullivan is having another of his regular "pledge drives" over at his increasingly less-interesting weblog.
	www.isfullofcrap.com /oldcrap/011444.html (1416 words)

	Andrew Sullivan - Wonkette
		READ MORE: anderson cooper, andrew sullivan, anthony williams, bill cosby, charlie cook, condoleezza rice, dikembe mutombo, erik wemple, famous-for-dc, famous-for-famous, george stephanopoulos, jake tapper, james carville, mark warner, mary matlin, meg ryan, personalities, ralph nader, thomas friedman, vincent orange, wonk'd
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		READ MORE: andrew sullivan, arianna huffington, biggie, bill nelson, chris dodd, froomkin, harold evans, jackie kucinich, john dickerson, liz gorman, media, mike mccurry, mr.
	www.wonkette.com /politics/andrew-sullivan (2866 words)

	The Corner on National Review Online
		What's so bizarre about Andrew's line of attack is that two months ago he wrote a piece attacking NR for being TOO criticial of the Bush-led occuptation in Iraq (we said, among other things, that “the Bush administration has shown a dismaying capacity to believe its own public relations”).
		Andrew's piece was titled “Quitters,” and warned--I kid you not--that NR was “flirting with” a “kind of skepticism and realism.” Strange, very strange...
		Andrew Sullivan did write on his site on Feb. 29 that the FMA would be a Bush deal-breaker.
	www.nationalreview.com /thecorner/04_06_13_corner-archive.asp (12631 words)

	SullyWatch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Sullivan already had old-media cachet thanks to TNR and Reynolds had already published things at conservative websites and on Tech Central Station.
		And finally the whining self-pity, when Sullivan has the nerve to complain that despite all his being a good doggy and endorsing Kerry Krugman is still picking on him...
		Proof positive that Sullivan cannot, and should not, be trusted as a journalist to get his facts right.
	sullywatch.blogspot.com (3350 words)

	Streetball.co.uk - Newcastle Eagles Andrew Sullivan's diary
		This season, Andrew Sullivan has done it all - from winning the League, Trophy and Cup to getting a bronze medal at the Commonwealth Games.
		Andrew has been in top form for England, and here gives us his thoughts on how things have gone so far...
		Every month Nike basketballer Andrew Sullivan gives us an update on how his season's going in Britain's top league, the BBL.
	www.streetball.co.uk /sullivan/index.html (256 words)

	Clinton gave a perfectly sensible speech. Then Andrew Sullivan - and his friends - started lying.
		According to Sullivan, Clinton had "call[ed] upon America to be introspective, to look into ourselves for the causes of this massacre." And Sullivan said this: "[I]t seems that the sins of the United States’ past make it impossible to judge the massacre of September 11, according to our 42d president." But guess what?
		SULLIVAN (11/9/01): [Clinton’s speech is] not equivalent to saying that America asked for the 9/11 massacre, as I implied from what I now see was an appallingly slanted piece in the Washington Times.
		Pure buffoonism: Andrew Sullivan is a pure buffoon, from his head right down to his cute little toesies.
	www.dailyhowler.com /h110901_1.shtml (1906 words)

	Blogcritics.org: 20 Questions with Andrew Sullivan
		Andrew Sullivan, love him or hate him, agree or disagree, is a true intellectual.
		I think Sullivan's political views are often perplexing and arbitrary, but he's bright and candid, especially when analyzing culture.
		It was one of the rare moments where Sullivan was being Sullivan on that show -- I almost always think he's restrained and not particularly controversial -- and it seemed to upset Matthews.
	blogcritics.org /archives/2003/10/29/102940.php (1681 words)

	ThePolitic.com » Andrew Sullivan’s Homophobia
		Andrew Sullivan levels a gratuitous smear on the author of this New York Times editorial, who is a member of Opus Dei and an English professor who happens to study Oscar Wilde.
		That, and the author’s Opus Dei rituals, are enough for Sullivan to smear him.
		There is no reason to think Sullivan would not be a letter writer if he didn’t have the internet, and all its trappings, to keep him distracted.
	www.thepolitic.com /archives/2006/06/02/andrew-sullivans-homophobia (363 words)

	INDCJournal: INDC Journal Interviews Andrew Sullivan * (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		I recently had the opportunity to sit down and have a chat with Andrew Sullivan, noted media celebrity and author of the popular and influential weblog, The Daily Dish.
		Sullivan, I’m quite aware of your column in the Advocate that pretty clearly states that you won’t vote for Bush …;
		I disagree with Sullivan strongly on this, but I am somewhat befuddled that people think he's not been honest about his lack of support for the president.
	www.indcjournal.com /archives/000544.php (2645 words)

	James Wolcott: Touchy Feely
		After much agon, Sullivan did cast his vote for Kerry, which caused him no end of grief from fellow conservatives who probably never liked gays anyway and now had an excuse to vent their Disillusionment with Andrew for defecting.
		The panelists stood, Sullivan's back to the camera, and as the credits rolled, he began squeezing, massaging his own buttocks with his hands.
		I've never seen anything quite like it, unless I was hallucinating, and if I start hallucinating about Andrew Sullivan copping a feel of his own butt, it's time to check into the clinic for a little Elizabeth Wurtzel layoff.
	jameswolcott.com /archives/2004/11/touchy_feely.php (447 words)

	ANDREW SULLIVAN: Anti-semitism sneaks into the anti-war camp (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		It is interesting that Sullivan, who is openly gay, has received some nasty hompphobic attacks from--- various leftwing, liberal groups and individuals.
		What Sullivan is saying, and I agree, is that real and true anti-Semitism of the proto-Nazi type is really and truly manifesting itself in the anti-war movement.
		Well, you might say Sullivan is more concerned with one aspect of the matter, whereas I'm more concerned with another.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/news/772423/posts (5849 words)

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