Editor's note:Forbes FYI editor Christopher Buckley's response to press queries by Tass regarding story in current issue of FYI on doing business in Russia ("Great Doing Business With You, Grigori. And Thank You For Not Killing Me!").
Editor Tina Brown's response to complaints – "Michele Bachmann's intensity is galvanising voters in Iowa right now and Newsweek's cover captures that" – is as disingenuous as Grazia's.
JUDITH HERSHON Oyster Bay, N.Y., Sept. 13, 2012 To the Editor: Mitt Romney's response to the killings in Libya reminds us again of the wisdom of Napoleon's warning that "the man who will say anything will do anything".
CHUCK OKOSKY Saratoga Springs, N.Y., Sept. 20, 2011 To the Editor: Speaker John A. Boehner's response to President Obama's speech typifies the disconnect between the reality I and many of my friends inhabit and the land where corporations get welfare without waiting in a single line.
Peter J. Riga Houston, Jan . 14 , 2008 To the Editor: The Pentagon spokesman's response to the roster of homicides The New York Times presented reflects a callous indifference.
To the editor: The Israeli government's response to Airbnb's decision not to list units in West Bank settlements is priceless: "There is no distinction between this part and that part of the state of Israel," according to the government official responsible for addressing the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement.
Jacob Amir Jerusalem, March 9, 2009 To the Editor: Roger Cohen says that Israel's response to aggression should be proportional.
To the Editor: David Brooks belittles the Obama administration's response to the turmoil in Egypt, but President Obama's influence is secondary to the power of the social media technologies driving the revolt.
Though the letter of rejection from Knopf no longer seems to exist, Chesnutt's response to the editor reveals some of the reasons for the manuscript's rejection.
Frederick Willman Washington, Oct. 14, 2004 To the Editor: I, too, was interested in John Kerry's response to the abortion question and his effort, as you write, "to separate his Catholic faith from his responsibilities as a policy maker" (editorial, Oct. 14).
