Paul Greenberg v. Richard Cohen
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Contrary to what some anti-Semites say, all Jews are not alike.
In fact, I have heard it said that 2006 may be "The Year of the Jewish Republican." Don't count on it.
Greenberg lives in fly-over country: Little Rock, Arkansas.
His rendition of Cohen's Complaint is much better than mine, which was posted here.
Cohen lives in New York City and writes for the WashPost. NYNY is the home of much LibLeft gitchty-goo journalism.
Maybe that has something to do with it.
I've often thought that network television news programs coming from Washington DC (like Ted Koppel's Nightline) were far more realistic than those emanating from the Big Apple.
Why? Because much-maligned Washington may be the most representative city in America ( a President, a Vice-President, 535 Member of Congress, thousands of trade associations, lobbyists representing corporations, and the workers who works for them, unions, the Census Bureau which measures us like no one else can, etc.)
Both Cohen and Greenberg are fine writers.
One has his head in the sky. The other has his feet on the ground.
Ben
Contrary to what some anti-Semites say, all Jews are not alike.
In fact, I have heard it said that 2006 may be "The Year of the Jewish Republican." Don't count on it.
Greenberg lives in fly-over country: Little Rock, Arkansas.
His rendition of Cohen's Complaint is much better than mine, which was posted here.
Cohen lives in New York City and writes for the WashPost. NYNY is the home of much LibLeft gitchty-goo journalism.
Maybe that has something to do with it.
I've often thought that network television news programs coming from Washington DC (like Ted Koppel's Nightline) were far more realistic than those emanating from the Big Apple.
Why? Because much-maligned Washington may be the most representative city in America ( a President, a Vice-President, 535 Member of Congress, thousands of trade associations, lobbyists representing corporations, and the workers who works for them, unions, the Census Bureau which measures us like no one else can, etc.)
Both Cohen and Greenberg are fine writers.
One has his head in the sky. The other has his feet on the ground.
Ben
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