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 Assad, Hama...and Tom Friedman And what does Hama have to do with Tom Friedman? Mark down the day: June 26, 2010 was the last day that anyone who didn't think that he was already floundering in shallow clichés should take him seriously. Israeli Election Coverage At least two points seemed worth mentioning in the Times's coverage of the Israeli election. Friedman and Adelson In advance of the Israeli election, Thomas Friedman has a column up attacking Sheldon Adelson. One of Mr. Friedman's complaints is that Mr. Adelson invests in newspapers. From the column: Fourteen Flaws In Tom Friedman's Latest Column Thomas Friedman's latest column, which appeared in the New York Times under the headline "Israel to American Jews: You Just Don't Matter," has at least 14 flaws. I enumerate and explain in my latest piece for the Algemeiner. Please check it out here.  Friedman's Acela Ride From Thomas Friedman's New York Times column:
I take Amtrak to Philadelphia sometimes and I disagree with Mr. Friedman's premise that the Philadelphia station is decayed or undersized. It's a grand old building with soaring high ceilings. Friedman on Taxes Thomas Friedman has a column in the New York Times backing a reduction in both payroll and corporate taxes. Friedman on China Thomas Friedman attempts to make up for some of his earlier admiring writing about China with a strong paragraph in his New York Times column:
Iraq! Afghanistan! Egypt! Saudi Arabia! These are countries in which America has invested an awful lot of tax dollars and lives in building up. Pretty remarkable. Friedman on a Gas Tax Thomas Friedman writes in the New York Times:
Pretty Good Tom Friedman Column From Thomas Friedman's column in today's New York Times:
Fourteen Flaws In Tom Friedman's Latest Column Thomas Friedman's latest column, which appeared in the New York Times under the headline "Israel to American Jews: You Just Don't Matter," has at least 14 flaws. I enumerate and explain in my latest piece for the Algemeiner. Please check it out here. Pretty Good Tom Friedman Column From Thomas Friedman's column in today's New York Times:
Friedman and Adelson In advance of the Israeli election, Thomas Friedman has a column up attacking Sheldon Adelson. One of Mr. Friedman's complaints is that Mr. Adelson invests in newspapers. From the column: Israeli Election Coverage At least two points seemed worth mentioning in the Times's coverage of the Israeli election.  New York Sun Hits Tom Friedman Distortions A May 18, 2004 editorial in the New York Sun identifies in detail blatant factual errors by New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman in his May 13 column. The same writer's May 16 Op-Ed was further evidence of his penchant for distortion as he compared Jewish settlers in Israel to the violently radical Iraqi cleric Moqtada Al Sadr and his Mahdi army. Tom Friedman's Grudging Correction Friedman admits he was wrong, sort of, about Israel's release of Palestinian prisoners during the tenure of Palestinian Prime Minister Abbas. But he maintains that Sharon was responsible for Abbas's resignation, a claim which Abbas himself refuted this week. Tom Friedman Hits New Low In a February 5th column, New York Times syndicated columnist Tom Friedman not only gets his facts wrong, but uses imagery and descriptions that are, in the familiar words of Harvard President Lawrence Summers, "anti-Semitic in their effect if not their intent." Media Votes No On Israeli Democracy In a period of deep national trauma that included assassination of its prime minister, unprecedented terrorism on the streets of its cities, and wrenching internal debate over issues of national survival, the Israeli public went to the polls in orderly form and voted for a new government. Tom Friedman’s Lemonade Stand « Commentary Magazine Tom Friedman’s New York Times columns on the Middle East conflict are always a maddening mixture of sense and cluelessness. Today’s contribution from the... Friedman's Acela Ride From Thomas Friedman's New York Times column:
I take Amtrak to Philadelphia sometimes and I disagree with Mr. Friedman's premise that the Philadelphia station is decayed or undersized. It's a grand old building with soaring high ceilings. Friedman on Taxes Thomas Friedman has a column in the New York Times backing a reduction in both payroll and corporate taxes. Friedman on China Thomas Friedman attempts to make up for some of his earlier admiring writing about China with a strong paragraph in his New York Times column:
Iraq! Afghanistan! Egypt! Saudi Arabia! These are countries in which America has invested an awful lot of tax dollars and lives in building up. Pretty remarkable. Friedman on a Gas Tax Thomas Friedman writes in the New York Times:
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