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Joe Conason writes for the New York Observer (www.observer.com). To find out more about Joe Conason, visit the Creators Syndicate website at www.creators.com.

Recent articles

  How to Deal with Iran
Oct 3, 2007
The loud, angry and sterile debate over the Iranian president's visit to Columbia University raises a more serious problem that has long confounded American policymakers: How to cope with Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's real masters,
  Rove's Damaging Legacy
Aug 23, 2007
Until the ethical and legal questions that trail Karl Rove are answered, his own explanation for abruptly departing the White House must suffice.
  Murdoch's Minions Smear Bloggers
Aug 1, 2007
Not so long ago, the Republican right expected to dominate American politics for generations to come.
  No Korea Boasts from Bush
Jul 25, 2007
For the first time in a long time, encouraging news is emanating from North Korea.
  Holier Than Whom, Exactly?
Jul 18, 2007
Among the most durable myths of American public life is that conservatives are more authentic in their religious faith than liberals and progressives. Certainly this arrogant presumption prevails on the religious right, where commentators and politicians routinely denigrate the sincerity of Christians such as Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama, whose irredeemable sin is that they also happen to be Democrats and candidates for president.
  Centrists Finally Face Reality in Iraq
Jul 5, 2007
Sen. Richard Lugar, the Indiana Republican who has long served as his party's voice of moderation on foreign affairs, is better known for judiciousness than courage. As the ranking member on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, he has certainly taken his time assessing the catastrophic war in Iraq.
  Bush Breaks Neocon Taboo
Jun 7, 2007
For most Americans, who now wish we had never invaded Iraq, the notion of expanding that extraordinarily lethal mistake into neighboring Iran and Syria must seem insane. Yet those same brilliant neoconservative strategists who brought us the war in Iraq and constantly urge its escalation exist in their own special reality. They speak of military hostilities against Iran and Syria with anticipation rather than apprehension.
 
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