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By Ross Douthat

Jun 7 2007, 1:20 PM ET Comment

I'm no great fan of Stephen Schwartz's politics - other neoconservatives are accused of being Trotskyists; he seems to actually be one - but this, on Paul Berman on Tariq Ramadan, is a pretty good line:

Berman’s opus appeared like an iceberg in the middle of the Potomac: immense, dismal, unexplainable, melting before one’s eyes.


The whole thing is here. (hat tip: Andrew)

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