When I was sitting

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When I was sitting up at the front table at the neocons’ panel on Monday, I noticed there was one young woman in the front row whose downtown haircut and style of dress seemed to set her apart from the rest of the more prim, conservatively attired folks in the room — almost all of whom seemed to be gritting their teeth at me in a vaguely menacing sort of way whenever I spoke.

It turned out to be Michelle Goldberg from Salon, whose byline I’ve long been familiar with, but had never met in person.

Here’s her piece on the neocons’ panel from today’s Salon. Some fun stuff — check it out.

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