Congratulations, Luke Ford. You’ve matriculated from the cover of The Jewish Journal to the Style pages of The New York Times. Luke appears there tomorrow courtesy of my former colleague Amy Klein, who spent several years as the object of his affection.
Amy’s column is called “My Very Own Cyberstalker,” and it’s really, really good. Luke definitely knows how to create interesting copy. A healthy portion, including Luke’s disappointment at being interviewed by me and not Amy, after the jump:
At this difficult time, may we draw strength from one another and our unshakable belief in a brighter future.
We didn’t know where we were going — not really — but we knew where we had been, and we knew who we were. And we were there. Together.
Hamas and Hezbollah will use the next four years to quietly rebuild, rearm, and reproduce.
California has always been a harbinger of national trends; for good or ill, what happens here tends to spread to other parts of the country. Let this tragedy mark the beginning of the end of this madness.
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