Luriantics

I just wrote this piece on Iran over at Zeek. Check it out, and let me know what you think.

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I hope I live to see the day when the following double standards are a thing of the past.

• A Republican Presidential candidate has a Dr. Strangelove style freak-out about some small country in Eastern Europe that did something incredibly stupid, was probably egged on by one of his chief foreign policy advisors, and “widens his National Security credibility gap.”
• A Republican Presidential campaign responds to allegations of their candidate cheating during a Presidential forum by hearing the questions beforehand by saying, “The insinuation from the Obama campaign that John McCain, a former prisoner of war, cheated is outrageous,” and, afterwards, the story dies.

What would have happened if a Democratic campaign had done this?

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So, I haven’t blogged in a long time. Like an embarrassingly long time. It reached the point that I knew that if I restarted blogging that I’d have to write a post like this - ;).

Here’s the quick update. I’m back from Israel, and living in Brooklyn these days. We’ve adopted a new kitten to play with Ari, and we’re soliciting suggestions for names.

I’m continuing my work with J Street and I encourage you to check out our work over there.

Opening wedding gifts - finally! - has been really fun. And so has cooking with them.

More to come. This time, for real.

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