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| − | '''Daniel Samuel Senor''' (born 6 November 1971, New York) is a former [[AIPAC]] intern who went on to become the spokesman for the Coalition Provisional Authority after the US invasion of Iraq. In 2009 he cofounded [[Foreign Policy Initiative]] with [[William Kristol]] and [[Robert Kagan]] which has been described as PNAC 2.0. He is married to CNN's [[Campbell Brown]], his sister [[Wendy Senor Singer]] runs AIPAC Jerusalem and his brother-in-law [[Saul Singer]] is a far right Jerusalem Post columnist. MJ Rosenberg of Media Matters Action Network, a former AIPAC staffer, notes: | + | '''Daniel Samuel Senor''' (born 6 November 1971, New York) is a former [[AIPAC]] intern who went on to become the spokesman for the [[Coalition Provisional Authority]] after the US invasion of Iraq. |
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| + | In 2009 he cofounded [[Foreign Policy Initiative]] with [[William Kristol]] and [[Robert Kagan]] which has been described as PNAC 2.0. | ||
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| + | He is married to CNN's [[Campbell Brown]], his sister [[Wendy Senor Singer]] runs AIPAC Jerusalem and his brother-in-law [[Saul Singer]] is a far right Jerusalem Post columnist. | ||
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| + | [[MJ Rosenberg]] of [[Media Matters Action Network]], a former AIPAC staffer, notes: | ||
:In interest of truth, I must reveal that Senor was my intern once. He was a great, sweet kid and only became a rightwinger when his [[Wendy Senor Singer|sister]] (a lovely person) married [[Saul Singer|a crazy neocon]] who worked for a far right Republican senator. Dan idolized the brother-in-law and adopted his politics. Subsequently, sis and bro emigrated to Israel. Dan stayed here except for his heart.<ref>MJ Rosenberg, [http://tpmcafe.talkingpointsmemo.com/2010/08/03/american_jewish_committee_also_opposes_mosque/?ref=c3 UPDATE American Jewish Committee Opposes Mosque And A Strong Sign That AIPAC Does Too], ''TPM Cafe'', 3 August 2010</ref> | :In interest of truth, I must reveal that Senor was my intern once. He was a great, sweet kid and only became a rightwinger when his [[Wendy Senor Singer|sister]] (a lovely person) married [[Saul Singer|a crazy neocon]] who worked for a far right Republican senator. Dan idolized the brother-in-law and adopted his politics. Subsequently, sis and bro emigrated to Israel. Dan stayed here except for his heart.<ref>MJ Rosenberg, [http://tpmcafe.talkingpointsmemo.com/2010/08/03/american_jewish_committee_also_opposes_mosque/?ref=c3 UPDATE American Jewish Committee Opposes Mosque And A Strong Sign That AIPAC Does Too], ''TPM Cafe'', 3 August 2010</ref> | ||
Revision as of 04:31, 27 April 2015
Daniel Samuel Senor (born 6 November 1971, New York) is a former AIPAC intern who went on to become the spokesman for the Coalition Provisional Authority after the US invasion of Iraq.
In 2009 he cofounded Foreign Policy Initiative with William Kristol and Robert Kagan which has been described as PNAC 2.0.
He is married to CNN's Campbell Brown, his sister Wendy Senor Singer runs AIPAC Jerusalem and his brother-in-law Saul Singer is a far right Jerusalem Post columnist.
MJ Rosenberg of Media Matters Action Network, a former AIPAC staffer, notes:
- In interest of truth, I must reveal that Senor was my intern once. He was a great, sweet kid and only became a rightwinger when his sister (a lovely person) married a crazy neocon who worked for a far right Republican senator. Dan idolized the brother-in-law and adopted his politics. Subsequently, sis and bro emigrated to Israel. Dan stayed here except for his heart.[1]
Affiliations
- Foreign Policy Initiative - board member
- AIPAC - former intern (1993)
- Carlyle Group - (2001-2003)
- Ground Zero Mosque - critic
- Council on Foreign Relations - Adjunct Senior Fellow for Middle East Studies at the
- Wall Street Journal - frequent contributor
- Fox News - frequent guest
Publications
- Start-up Nation: The Story of Israel's Economic Miracle co-authored with Saul Singer.
References
- ↑ MJ Rosenberg, UPDATE American Jewish Committee Opposes Mosque And A Strong Sign That AIPAC Does Too, TPM Cafe, 3 August 2010
