Re: Opinion | John Brennan: Joe Biden Should Watch "The Present" - The New York Times

While lamenting Brennan's NYT opinion shortcomings, Rarely if ever if in years past with the times I've covered an opinion like this – certainly not during the reign of Thomas Friedman. I hope Brennans opinion piece opens an avalanche of letters thst speak more grippingly of the plight of Palestinians under Israel's occupation/colonization. I will share it with JVP and other Palestinian, academic, human rights, Black Lives Matter/Movement for Black Lives, faith leaders and others.

Thanks for sharing.
Miriam

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