Nitpick with Glenn Reynolds on transatlantic tensions. He says that Europeans should be searching their own souls, rather than counseling the United States to do so. And Glenn points to the recent Economist piece on the widening gulf, which actually rather undermines his point. The European press is full of angst about the state of the transatlantic relationship. I don't know whether I'd call it soul-searching. But it's certainly more reasonable, and better informed, than the drivel about European anti-semitism that passes for comment in the US papers. Glenn Reynolds
