Mickey Kaus, born on July 6, 1951, is an influential American journalist. His career began at The Washington Post, and later he became a columnist for The Los Angeles Times. Known for his in-depth analysis of political and social issues, Kaus has made a significant impact with his sharp and critical writing style, which often provokes public discourse on important social topics.
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“People have to eat and it's good to have a last-resort dole they can turn to.”
“Usually I write about what I care about, which is a weakness but I think also a strength.”