A Rarity

The Oregonian is famous for its steady dearth of meaningful content, but if anybody on that staff is going to step outside the boundaries on occasion it is usually David Sarasohn.

He put his thinking cap on for this one yesterday.

Thanks for the gesture, Mr. Sarasohn.

ED. Note:  I ran into Sarasohn on the trolley this afternoon (Tues.) and commended him for the piece on FISA.

He said, "it's not something people like to think about."

I said, "most people are sheep."

Sarasohn didn't say anything and found a seat as far from me as he could.


TS