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Robert W. Merry

Robert W. Merry
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Robert W. Merry

Robert Merry has been a Washington correspondent for the Wall Street Journal and the Executive Editor of the Congressional Quarterly. He has written for The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Weekly Standard, The National Review, The... Read full bio

Author Revealed:
Q. What is your motto or maxim?
A. It all comes down to honor.
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My life in 8 words: "A jumble of random events looking for coherence"
Where They Stand will be released on June 26, 2012 in Hardcover, eBook
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Where They Stand will be released on June 26, 2012 in eBook
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A Country of Vast Designs is now available in Trade Paperback
Nov 02, 2010
A Country of Vast Designs will be released on November 02, 2010 in Trade Paperback
Nov 02, 2010
Sands of Empire will be released on September 01, 2010 in Trade Paperback
Sep 01, 2010
Sands of Empire is now available in Trade Paperback
Sep 01, 2010
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Introduction from A Country of Vast Designs
Apr 15, 2010
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A Country of Vast Designs
Dec 08, 2009
A Country of Vast Designs will be released on November 03, 2009 in eBook
Nov 03, 2009
A Country of Vast Designs will be released on November 03, 2009 in Hardcover
Nov 03, 2009
A Country of Vast Designs is now available in Hardcover, eBook
Nov 03, 2009
Oct 08, 2009
Author Revealed Answer:
What’s your best quality?
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What was/is your favorite job?
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Who is your favorite fictional hero?
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Robert W. Merry Revealed

Q. What is your motto or maxim? A. It all comes down to honor. Q. If you could acquire any talent, what would it be? A. Painting in water colors. Or concert pianist. Q. What’s your best quality? A. My tendency to avoid answering such questions. Q. Who is your favorite fictional hero? A. George Smiley. Q. Who is your favorite fictional villain? A. Trig Marsden. Learn more about Robert W. Merry

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Kansas City Star, April 18, 2011
...Painful budget cuts All we?ve heard about since the ?tea party? election last November is cut, cut, cut. No problem there, other than I?m sick of the cutting happening to the elderly, the infirm, the poor and kids. The audacity of our governments!...
National Interest, December 12, 2011
...that Newt Gingrich’s story reflects the true nature of our political process, as does Tim Pawlenty’s. Robert W. Merry is editor of The National Interest and the author of books on American history and foreign policy...
Wall Street Journal Online, December 1, 2011
Wall Street Journal Online, December 1, 2011
Wall Street Journal Online, November 30, 2011
Turkish Daily, November 18, 2011
...world, which would ultimately help the West as well. And perhaps no one articulated that more clearly than Robert W. Merry, the editor of The National Interest, a Washington-based policy journal, in a recent piece titled "The Huntington Thesis and...
BusinessWeek, November 8, 2011
...must be long term. Otherwise, they say, Iran threatens to dominate the region. This argument was refuted by Robert W. Merry, the editor of the National Interest, a foreign policy journal. “The threat of growing Iranian dominance over Iraq is real,”...
Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources, July 15, 2011
...CSBG Archive Comic Book Easter Eggs – Ultimate Glengarry Glen Ross? July 14, 2011 @ 11:57 PM Tweet by Brian Cronin in Comic Book Easter Eggs All throughout July, I will be sharing with you three comic book “easter eggs” a day. An easter egg is a...