Huge step up from William Kristol.
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Up? How about sideways, and still in the fucking gutter.
Maybe one day I'll learn how to pronounce his last name.
His real first name is "I'd do anything for love but I won't". He has top shorten it for bylines.
The Copy Machine Guy would be a step up from Kristol.