


The thinnest week since the spring, and the first one in months where the record is mostly other men's writing forwarded on. Twenty-six statements, half of them a sentence and a link. The two that carry the week are both questions rather than claims: why will the committee not investigate what he says caused the day it was built to examine, and has anybody noticed that his offer to debate the election on television, made publicly in November, has still not been taken up by anyone. Then Christmas, and six words — the shortest statement of the winter, and the only one all week that asks for nothing.
Readers' Corner
Letters from the readership on Week 341. Pick a pen name — no account needed.
Opening the mailbag…