Unlikeliness aside, the points in this op-ed are still quite incisive. P.S. I wish foreign tourists would come up to me. shortformblog: markcoatney: One of the least-appreciated perks of being David Brooks is that the NYT allows him to lead off his columns with anecdotes that most likely did not happen. This needs to become a meme. You know, where people walk up to David Brooks and ask him about inequality. It should be called “Brookings.” Like the institute.

Unlikeliness aside, the points in this op-ed are still quite incisive.

P.S. I wish foreign tourists would come up to me.

shortformblog:

markcoatney:

One of the least-appreciated perks of being David Brooks is that the NYT allows him to lead off his columns with anecdotes that most likely did not happen.

This needs to become a meme. You know, where people walk up to David Brooks and ask him about inequality. It should be called “Brookings.” Like the institute.

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