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"FacebookPinterestVirginia Sherwood/MSNBC\n\nIn the forthcoming November issue, we tout Chris Hayes of MSNBC's Up w/ Chris Hayes as \"The Liberal Host Even Conservatives Watch\":\n\nWe all say we like Meet the Press and Face the Nation, but do we ever really tune in? Up w/ Chris Hayes is the weekend-morning big-think show you actually want to watch; Hayes's ultra-wonky, deeply progressive zeal is contagious and his guests are varied, young, and engaging. No, you don'tneed to catch both 2-hour shows, but drop in and out\u2014or check out the videos online\u2014to keep up your political education.\n\nHoping he'd return the favor to those on the right, we asked Hayes to name the conservatives he reads and follows, as part of our No Bullsh*t Media Diet for the debate (and beyond). Here are his recs:\n\nReihan Salam, National Review: Exceedingly sharp mind, unconventional occasionally bordering on fantastical, at turns maddening and thrilling writer and thinker.\n\n Twitter: @reihan\n\nRobert Costa, National Review: His campaign coverage has been excellent.\n\n Twitter: @robertcostaNRO\n\nTim Carney, The Washington Examiner: He is the most consistent critic of cronyism on the right, appropriately skeptical of Big Business's political prerogatives. He, too, occasionally drives me bonkers with frustration, but his attacks often bite because there's a core bit of truth to them.\n\n Twitter: @tpcarney\n\nThe American Conservative: Totally heterodox and orthogonal to our normal political divisions. Always thought-provoking.\n\n Twitter: @amconmag\n\n Read more on Death Race 2012\n\nToday's Political Firestorm: Neither Mitt nor Barack Crazy About Candy\n\nTrail Gear: McKay Coppins's Energy Fix\n\nHunger Reads: The Making of Mitt and Why He's Having A Moment\n\nThe GQ+A with Jim Lehrer\n\n Follow Reid Cherlin on Twitter for more updates from the campaign trail."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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