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"The writer is unidentified, but take it from me, kid, this is from a powerful friend of his, otherwise he would not have run it at such length."
Do you actually read the rest of the Daily Dish, Phil?
First, most posts that don't contain significant comment are posted by one of the two under-bloggers working with Andrew, Patrick Appel and Chris Bodenner. Andrew provides approval but the post was likely not chosen by him. Life As Part Of Sully's Brain
Secondly, a regular feature of the blog is that, in lieu of a comment section, Sullivan/Appel/Bodenner post without comment lengthy emails from readers, regularly including dissents from earlier posts, many times a day. Blogs vs Talk Radio
Links to the half-dozen or so reader comments presented, including one even longer than "Colonization", just in the SAME DAY, are in the Daily Wrap.
Perhaps on others' blogs the appearance of a long quotation from a reader without comment might allow you to make such assumptions and tell us 'kids' to trust you on it. But there's not a shred of evidence to support your assertion about the reader's identity.