Newspaper headlines follow: "Corzine in role of slippery pol," an editorial from The Trentonian.
Meanwhile, an editorial from Wisconsin suggests that "The blowhard broadcaster needs to lighten up.
An editorial from The Record, in Hackensack, is quoted from beneath the headline, "Buying an election".
His views sparked an editorial from Robert Webb in the New Statesman last week, criticising Brand for advocating political apathy.
Note how Newman concludes his editorial: From the UN down, the climate change delusion is a gigantic money tree.
As a Times editorial from the era explained, "Mr. Chun has cause now to be more reasonable.
It even drew a positive editorial from The New York Times ("Time to Re-engineer the Corps," June 24 , 2003.
"Saying no to casinos," thundered a good-government editorial from the Times-Picayune, "is saying yes to our city and its future".
One editorial from November ("Jeremy Corbyn's Labour isn't working") met with particular fury – though thankfully little of the smug self-righteousness and venom of many Corbyn supporters online.
An editorial from the Wall St. Journal said in part: "So we have been caught not only in a rather provocative act but also in dissembling.
The image is purportedly from the Prada editorial from the upcoming issue shot by Steven Klein and styled by the magazine's editor-in-chief Katie Grand.
