Paying Homage to the Fox and the Hedgehog of Cabaret
By WILL FRIEDWALD
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David Brooks is one of our favorite New York Times columnists, but he sure picked the wrong morning to fetch up with a column on “The Postwar Election.” Wrote Mr. Brooks, who to his credit acknowledged “no armistice has been declared” — “when a public turns from a war mentality to a peace mentality, it turns with a vengeance.”
By WILL FRIEDWALD
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|David Brooks is one of our favorite New York Times columnists, but he sure picked the wrong morning to fetch up with a column on “The Postwar Election.” Wrote Mr. Brooks, who to his credit acknowledged “no armistice has been declared” — “when a public turns from a war mentality to a peace mentality, it turns with a vengeance.”
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