Time Journalist Accepts Toughest Job in Washington

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2:41 PM, Dec 15, 2008 • By JOHN MCCORMACK

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Time magazine's Mark Halperin reports that his colleague Jay Carney, the mag's Washington bureau chief, will be director of communications for vice president-elect Joe Biden. I would normally be inclined to make a snarky comment about the Obama administration/mainstream media revolving door, but now is not the time for that.

Carney is going to need all the support he can get. I hear doing damage control for Biden is like cleaning the Augean stables.

(Hat tip: Byron York)

UPDATE: Referring to our esteemed online editor's sojourn to the McCain campaign, a colleague suggests an alternative title to this blog post: 'Worse Than Goldfarb's Gig?'

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