The Path of Thomas Friedman Is Beset on All Sides by the Inequities of the Selfish [Woe]

Hirsute-lipped Sesame Street character Thomas Friedman, America’s most respected newspaper columnist, does not “have it easy,” just because he lives in a sprawling mansion and holds a job that consists of rewriting the same exact column over and over again every week, merely substituting different—but equally trivial—anecdotes gleaned while looking out of the window of a car, train, or airplane in which Thomas Friedman rode on his way to meet some business person. More »