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In the last twelve years, Michael Kinsley moved from the nation's capital to Seattle, started the Internet magazine "Slate," got married, and had brain surgery. Now a full-time columnist for "Time," he talks about having Parkinson's disease, the current political scene, and the future of journalism.
Michael Kinsley, columnist for "Time" magazine, past editor of "The New Republic" and "Harpers," editorial and opinion editor of "The Los Angeles Times," American editor of the "Economist," and founding editor of "Slate."
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