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In an exhaustive profile piece on former Speaker Newt Gingrich this weekend, the New York Times Magazine had some very nice, even gushing, words for Heritage.  We always appreciate new friends!

And several blocks from the Capitol stands the beast of them all, the almost mythical Heritage Foundation, with its $60 million budget and eight-story complex, complete with housing for 60 interns, two auditoriums and two broadcast studios. Heritage is the Parthenon of the conservative metropolis, the names of its founding donors inscribed on the lobby wall for history to remember.

Go to askheritage.org to learn more about “the Parthenon of the conservative metropolis.”

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March 2, 2009 Franklin's Locke writes:

Wow…they did have some very nice words for you.

I still do not understand why Liberals do this to the people like you, Rush, Newt, Reagan, and others. It is free publicity. They are helping you. I hope they keep talking about you and in such nice ways.

http://franklinslocke.blogspot.com/

March 3, 2009 mike baker Dallas Center,Ia writes:

They are fishing for investors. Ignore them.

March 3, 2009 Dennis, Idaho writes:

This reminds me of a statement by one of my college instructors when some liberal complemented him. He said ” What evil have I done that this man would speak well if me.” Be careful when the liberal press says good things about you.

March 4, 2009 Jeff, California (not all of us are liberal) writes:

Two words: John McCain.

The liberal press loved him, because they knew he couldn’t win…

Never trust them, for they are not trustworthy.

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