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KISSINGER ON IRAQ

Greg Djerejian, as so often, is on the case. Actually examining reality in Iraq, rather than massaging government p.r. is beyond some conservatives, alas. Not Greg. And not Kissinger. Djerejian is particularly withering about the delusional pro-Bush hacks at the Belmont Club.

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Posted on Dec 12 2005 @ 12:27pmAuthor Andrew SullivanCategories Old Dish

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