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Frank Bruni: To "the dog ate my homework," we can now add "my wife wrote the chapter." That's the excuse, more or less, with which Rick Santorum is distancing himself from a snippet of his 2005 book, It Takes a Family, in which "radical feminists" are...
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Technology, from Twitter-like sites to democracy-promoting singing competitions, is bringing change to China, and Xi will have to confront it. "Renewed attempts to impose ideological conformity will be met only by the kind of cunning subversion that...
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This isn’t a topic that advocates for gay rights or their many black supporters relish discussing, because it focuses on wedge where they wish there was a tighter bond. But polls indicate that support for same-sex marriage lags among black Americans
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They call him effective, not inspirational. They praise his competence, not his charisma. He doesn't exert any sort of gravitational pull on his party. There's no full swoon." "Almost all of the presidents elected over recent decades have been...
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And that very well might be the theme of Romney’s entire primary fight: winning ugly. Still, a win is a win… *** So (not) emotional : On Sunday, the New York Times’ Frank Bruni did a good job of summing up why Romney is struggling, even when he wins:...
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Frank Bruni proves them all wrong by feasting his way through the capital. Bad reputations outlive the circumstances that gave rise to them. My recent meals in Berlin were a reminder of that. Before I went, everyone told me I'd be disappointed, wished...
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This isn’t a topic that advocates for gay rights or their many black supporters relish discussing, because it focuses on wedge where they wish there was a tighter bond. But polls indicate that support for same-sex marriage lags among black Americans
– Frank Bruni SOURCE: Suite 101 -
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"However, my one and only regret is not having been able to realize my dream to open a fabulous hotel on the beach in Santa Monica back in 1989. Tom Hayden, go fuck yourself, buddy." [Restaurant Girl]
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Michael Tomasky, writing in the January 26 issue of The New York Review of Books made a similar effort to explain Romney, saying, “There still seems something missing in the man.” New York Times columnist Frank Bruni, in what serves as a companion...
About Frank Bruni
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Frank Bruni (born on October 31, 1964 in White Plains, New York) is the Chief Restaurant Critic of The New York Times, a position he has held since April, 2004. He wrote in Men's Vogue of his search for a workout to combat the calories he consumes as a food writer. And he wrote in the April 2008 issue of Men's Vogue of his addiction to sleeping... Full Article
