Note to the New York Times

August 22, 2007

Dear New York Times:

Since your newspaper seems unable to run stories like this one, filled with detail, nuance, and a balanced view on what’s actually going on in Iraq, may I recommend you hire these soldiers as journalists once they come off rotation?

-TS

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