If he was trying to be funny, Brooks badly missed the mark.
Ann and Mitt Romney Tuesday, August 28, 2012.
The motto of the New York Times, "All the News That's Fit to Print," may have once been accurate - but no more. As a graduate of the University of Minnesota with a minor in journalism when Eric Sevaried was our journalistic role model, I was insulted by David Brooks' column, and embarrassed for editorial page editor of the Star Tribune for allowing it to appear ("Mitt Romney: Everything you thought and then some!)
Brooks may have thought it was satire - or comedy - but it was just sophomoric nonsense that only made the author look like the south end of a north-bound horse.
If I were to respond in kind, I'd suggest Brooks and the editor get a good grip on each ear and pull their heads out of you-know-where.
JIM PETERSON, St. Louis Park
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