George W. Bush Will Surely Deserve That

I Got Into Journalism Because I Came Of Age In The '60s. It Just Seemed One Way For Me To Get Things Done.

Back In George W. Bush's Second Term, When Diplomatic Realism Began To Overtake Foolish Bellicosity, The President Developed One Of His Patented Nicknames For The Two Most Powerful Neoconservative Journalists, William Kristol And Charles Krauthammer: He Called Them 'the Bomber Boys.'

You Can't Get All Of Your News From Jon Stewart, Especially Since It's A Comedy Show.

For Me, A Really Radical Position For Journalism To Take Is To Stop Being Cynical. Cynicism Is What Passes For Insight Among The Mediocre.

What Do You Do In A Novel? You Take Recognizable Characters From Your Own Life, And You Fantasize About What They're Really Like.