Dave Astor for E&P reports: David Broder said he wouldn't change anything in his April 26 column, which angered many readers and caused 50 members of the Senate Democratic Caucus to write a letter criticizing Broder in Friday's Washington Post. Noting the list of 50 Senators in the Democratic Caucus who wrote the letter criticising Broder's characterizations of Reid, Atrios poses the obvious question: In the original column he wrote:
And join the long list of senators of both parties who are ready for these two springtime exhibitions of ineptitude to end.(…)
Who's on his list of senators? Where exactly did this list come from?
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