Breaking: the Philadelphia Inquirer’s new global affairs columnists
The Philadelphia Inquirer recently hired John Yoo, who wrote the Bush administration torture memos, as a columnist. Here’s a sneak peak at the rest of their roster: Environmental columnist Senator Jim Inhofe Religious affairs columnist Geert Wilders Love and relationships columnists John Edwards & Silvio Berlusconi ...
The Philadelphia Inquirer recently hired John Yoo, who wrote the Bush administration torture memos, as a columnist. Here’s a sneak peak at the rest of their roster:
Religious affairs columnist Geert Wilders
Love and relationships columnists John Edwards & Silvio Berlusconi
Business and money columnist Sir Allen Stamford
Development columnist (watch out, Kristof!) Robert Mugabe
Film critic Kim Jong Il
What columnists would you like to see?
Photos: Inhofe by flickr user Wesley Fryer; Wilders by flickr user ANSOnline; Edwards by Will Ragozzino/Getty Images; Stamford by Tom Shaw/Getty Images; Mugabe by Mike Hutchings/AFP/Getty Images; Kim by flickr user Borut Peterlin.
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