No Mullah Left Behind

New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman is renowned for his incredible storytelling and ability to come with succinct and powerful phrases. Although his overbearing belief in free trade as the global solution will annoy many, his ability to convey a message captures the essence of what an Op-Ed columnist should be. After his recent hiatus, he is back with some thoughts on the Bush Administration's most successful policy, No Mullah Left Behind. Unlike some other Bush policies, this one has adequate funding.
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