Matt Yglesias (You may call him Matty Glesias, but it's the same guy), is always complaining about conservatives. He has a Substack (don't they all) and a column. He's probably a nepo baby. Anyway, today he is hyper focused on the '<strong><em>National Review'</em></strong>.&nbsp;

The page is literally full of things Republicans are doing to govern, but, go off, weirdo.

Apparently, he didn't actually read the screenshot he was using.

Apparently, &nbsp;Matty was desperately in need of attention today.

This is the perfect description of Matty.

He is very impressed with himself. He has that going for him.

The Right doesn't actually take him seriously. It's just mocking him is so fun.

 {ai:summary}<p>Matthew Yglesias criticized the National Review for focusing more on "lib-owning" than on governing, but his claims were undermined by the content he cited, which included governance-related articles. Critics pointed out his failure to accurately read the material he referenced.</p><p>Many commentators noted Yglesias's tendency to misrepresent conservative viewpoints while remaining oblivious to his own hypocrisy. The general consensus among right-leaning observers is that his critiques are often unfounded and serve more as entertainment than serious commentary. #politics</p>

Matt Yglesias Gets Grilled by Charles Cooke in Today's Twitter Comedy Roast

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