Mark Casey is a nationally syndicated columnist and social commentator. His commentary and analysis have been featured on MSNBC.com, Business Week, and in newspapers throughout the country, from the Baltimore Sun to the Santa Monica Daily Press.
Mark Casey's work has become known for its broad social appeal, and in particular its ability to capture the younger demographics, often referred to as "the Daily Show crowd," in reference to The Daily Show with Jon Stewart on Comedy Central.
While he is widely followed for his political opinions, Casey has stated on his blog that he prefers to be thought of as a "cultural" writer, claiming that "Politics is far too narrow and bland a field for any writer to be pigeonholed with."
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