A Palin-Free February?
That's the Washington Village's devout wish.
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by Chris Bodenner
The WSJ gets a rare interview with the Syrian strongman:
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, who inherited a regime that has held power for four decades, said he will push for more political reforms in his country, in a sign of how Egypt's violent revolt is forcing leaders across the region to rethink their approaches.
That's the Washington Village's devout wish.
Civil equality does not erase cultural or religious difference.
A term from Orwell useful in the debate over civility.
There is something menacing about her response.
Brooks' response presents a dangerous piety.
— George Orwell
Editor Andrew Sullivan
Executive Editors Patrick Appel, Chris Bodenner
Senior Editor Conor Friedersdorf
Associate Editor Zoe Pollock