Showing posts with label George Bush. Show all posts
Showing posts with label George Bush. Show all posts
Friday, March 19, 2010
2 Interviews
I'm all for asking tougher questions. And the deference shown people in power is pretty ridiculous. But is this the way to do it?
Compare and contrast.
Thursday, January 1, 2009
If Bush and Rove Can Do It....
...So can I. My resolution for the new year is to read more books and fewer goofy Web sites. Right after I finish reading this. What about you?
UPDATE: I just breezed through John Darnton's "Black & White and Dead All Over," a murder mystery set at a fictional New York City paper. The book is a bit of an inside joke, with names that resemble or mock the real ones--the bar Slough's for the real Gough's, for example. He may have gone too far with his "Jimmy Pomegranate" though, the supposed Washingon bureau reporter and former foreign correspondent. If you catch the link to the real character, good on you, as one of my former bosses used to say.
But "A Thousand Splendid Suns" by Khaled Hosseini is truly marvelous.
UPDATE: I just breezed through John Darnton's "Black & White and Dead All Over," a murder mystery set at a fictional New York City paper. The book is a bit of an inside joke, with names that resemble or mock the real ones--the bar Slough's for the real Gough's, for example. He may have gone too far with his "Jimmy Pomegranate" though, the supposed Washingon bureau reporter and former foreign correspondent. If you catch the link to the real character, good on you, as one of my former bosses used to say.
But "A Thousand Splendid Suns" by Khaled Hosseini is truly marvelous.
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