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Dec 29 2008 3:20pm EDT

Whither Bill Kristol? The Suspense Lingers

It was one year ago today that The New York Times announced the coming of neoconservative high priest William Kristol to its op-ed page. Kristol's contract with the Times reportedly being a one-year deal, you'd think the paper would now be ready to say whether its ambivalent opinionizer will be sticking around, right?

In the words of a Times spokeswoman: "No."

Meanwhile, a message left for Kristol at The Weekly Standard, where he is editor in chief, hasn't been returned, while an assistant to Andrew Rosenthal, the Times's editorial-page editor, said he is out of the office this week.


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