Anti-war WSJ staffer knows it's best to keep his
mouth shut
New York Observer
A NYC media person who supports President Bush's war stance
stands out as a strange artifact, say Joe Hagan and Alexandra
Wolfe. "The first time it hit me, I was at cocktail party Tina
Brown gave for Arianna Huffington's book," Steve Brill tells
them. "All the toasts came back to war and how horrible Bush is. My
wife said, 'This room is so unlike the rest of the country. It's like
being on a different planet.'" MEANWHILE, AT THE WSJ: Heather Mac
Donald of the Manhattan Institute says: "I have a friend who
works at The Wall Street Journal on the editorial side, and he's anti-war
and he won't even mention it, because there the unanimity is so
strong."
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