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Podhoretz often writes about popular culture, and was called the “resident pop culture expert” at National Review Online by Jonah Goldberg. Dennis Miller has called Podhoretz his “favorite movie reviewer.” Podhoretz has written that “it doesn’t make sense to judge pop culture by its politics.” In 1999 a column he wrote for The New York Post, “A Conversation in Hell”, which featured a conversation between Satan and Joseph P. Kennedy, Sr., was killed because of its controversial nature.
Podhoretz has supported the Iraq War from its inception until the present. In his book, Bush Country, he wrote, “The natural terrorist hunger to acquire WMDs, and Saddam Hussein’s desire to humiliate the United States, combined to make Iraq a new kind of threat to America and the world.” In a July 25, 2006 column for the New York Post that discussed the Israel-Lebanon conflict, Podhoretz advocated a more Machiavellian policy in Iraq, writing: “What if the tactical mistake we made in Iraq was that we didn’t kill enough Sunnis in the early going to intimidate them and make them so afraid of us they would go along with anything? Wasn’t the survival of Sunni men between the ages of 15 and 35 the reason there was an insurgency and the basic cause of the sectarian violence now?” In a December 2006 column, he wrote, “The most common cliché about the war in Iraq is now this: We didn’t have a plan, and now everything is in chaos… This is entirely wrong. We did have a plan—the problem is that the plan didn’t work… We thought a political process inside Iraq would make a military push toward victory against a tripartite foe—Saddamist remnants, foreign terrorists and anti-American Shiites—unnecessary… The only plan that will work is a plan to face the tripartite enemy—the Saddamists, the foreign terrorists and the Shiite sectarians—and bring them to heel. Kill as many bad guys as we can, with as many troops as we can muster.”
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