"Wolfowitz, who is sixty-three, has jug ears, hazel eyes, a furrowed brow, and thinning gray hair that he combs to the right. He is a rumpled but unflappable traveller, seemingly oblivious of bad weather, uncomfortable transportation, and lack of sleep, as well as of the antiwar protesters who tend to appear wherever he goes."—John Cassidy, in The Next Crusade (Apr. 9)
Paul Wolfowitz, now president of the World Bank, was a primary architect of the American war in Iraq.
Paul Wolfowitz, now president of the World Bank, was a primary architect of the American war in Iraq.
