Today's NY Times: an Incisive Analysis Made by Sheryl Gay Stolberg

Sheryl Gay Stolberg
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Sheryl Gay Stolberg is a congressional correspondent; in more than two decades at The Times, she has been a science correspondent, national correspondent, political features reporter and White House correspondent; previously, at The Los Angeles Times, she shared in two Pulitzer Prizes won by that newspaper’s Metro staff (source: NY Times)

Ilhan Omar’s Criticism Raises the Question: Is Aipac Too Powerful? https://t.co/U5mSG6ETeQ

— Pierre Radulescu (@pierreradulescu) March 5, 2019

Let me add here two links and a video, related to to the topic presented above:

• Ilhan Omar, Aipac and Me (Thomas L. Friedman: which only reinforces a fundamental rule I have: I love the Israelis and the Palestinians, but God save me from their American friends. When they recreate and fuel their conflict here in America, and on college campuses, they only sow more division, distrust and make things worse. And that’s the last thing the good people in Israel and Palestine need)
• Ilhan Omar Controversy Caps a Month of Stumbles for Democratic Leaders (Raúl Grijalva: What would be the appropriate level of punishment — a public flogging?)

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