Gershom Gorenberg Sometimes when I read Tom Friedman, I’m so taken by his bubbly optimism, I want to drink whatever he’s been sipping. Especially when he’s bubbling about Israel, as in “People vs. Dinosaurs” . Says Tom: In contrast to Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who thinks that Israel is in its last days, zillionnaire investor Warren Buffett [...]
For Tom Friedman to Win His Bet, Friedmanism Must Go
June 12th, 2008 · 3 Comments · Politics and Policy
Tags: Education·Globalization·high-tech·Milton Friedman·Roni Bar-On·Thomas Friedman·Warren Buffet
Missing the Bus, or Milton Friedman’s Legacy
April 24th, 2008 · 2 Comments · Politics and Policy
It’s Pesah, and the kids wanted to liberate Mom and Dad from their keyboards for a day of hiking, perhaps an overnight. We all have to leave our personal Egypts, after all. Nonetheless, I went back to screen, to check bus routes at the Egged bus site . Our family is among the holdouts, still [...]
Tags: Egged·Friedmanism·Milton Friedman·public transportation in Israel·Reaganism·Ronald Reagan·social democracy

