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1. dish.andrewsullivan.com › tag › the-end-of-the-dishThe End Of The Dish – The Dish

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   Feb 6, 2015 · As you can see in the accompanying screenshot of Sullivan’s Dish archives, in the nine months following Sullivan’s 2005 announcement that he was stepping down from blogging, he updated The Dish 1,564 times. Andrew Sullivan is not retiring from blogging. Erik Kain wants the blog to live on: I say, let The Dish go on, with or without Sullivan.

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3. www.theatlantic.com › politics › archiveAndrew Sullivan Will Stop Blogging, Retire The Dish - The ...

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   Keep Andrew Sullivan's Site Alive. After building a massive audience for The Dish, he shared his platform with lesser-known writers and readers. That digital community should survive. By Conor ...

4. www.theatlantic.com › daily-dish › archiveStar Wars - The Atlantic

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   by Patrick Appel. As told by someone who has never see it: From Joe Nicolosi on Vimeo.. 2006-2011 archives for The Daily Dish, featuring Andrew SullivanThe Daily Dish, featuring Andrew Sullivan

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   How many times did Andrew Sullivan update the dish?

   • As you can see in the accompanying screenshot of Sullivan’s Dish archives, in the nine months following Sullivan’s 2005 announcement that he was stepping down from blogging, he updated The Dish 1,564 times. Andrew Sullivan is not retiring from blogging. Erik Kain wants the blog to live on: I say, let The Dish go on, with or without Sullivan.

   The End Of The Dish – The Dish

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   Who started the Daily Dish?

   • The Daily Dish was founded in the summer of 2000 by Andrew Sullivan as one of the very first political blogs. Andrew wrote the blog alone for the first six years, for no pay, apart from two pledge drives. In 2006 he took the blog to time.com and then to theatlantic.com, where he was able…

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   Is Andrew Sullivan retiring from blogging?

   • Andrew Sullivan is not retiring from blogging. Erik Kain wants the blog to live on: I say, let The Dish go on, with or without Sullivan. So long as the driving ethos remains intact, there’s no reason to call it quits entirely. Sullivan can take on an executive producer role, or simply let his name and fame remain attached to the project.

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   Is the dish a super-organism?

   • The Dish is a super-organism. Each individual part – our staff, Andrew, the readers, and the blogosphere – making up the essential whole. It is a complex and magical machine, and I for these past few years I have felt like its faithful mechanic.

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6. www.theatlantic.com › author › daily-dishAll Stories by The Daily Dish - The Atlantic

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   Apr 3, 2011 · 2006-2011 archives for The Daily Dish, featuring Andrew Sullivan

7. dish.andrewsullivan.comAndrew Sullivan - The Dish

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   The emergence of Pope Francis – the sheer miraculous grace of it – suddenly eclipsed the despair. You know what has happened since. I just wanted to add this coda to the narrative arc of the Dish years. It may not mean as much to you as to me – but Francis may well become a figure more important than merely Pope.

8. www.theatlantic.com › daily-dish › archiveA Palin-Free February? - The Atlantic

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   Jan 21, 2011 · Now, as Palin's star has faded somewhat - entirely because of her own missteps, not media scrutiny - these pundits want to move on because they think of this story as fluff. They want to pretend ...