1. Bret Stephens declined a request from TheDC to explain the numerous errors in his column.
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2. Bret Stephens began working as a columnist at The New York Times in late April 2017.
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3. Bret Stephens is a former deputy editorial page editor for the Wall Street Journal and member of the paper's editorial board.
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6. Bret Stephens was a consistent critic of President Barack Obama, whom he charged with abdicating America's responsibility to lead the international community.
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7. Bret Stephens wrote from a conservative perspective, covering regions from South Asia to Russia to China, and addressing topics like safeguarding democracy, defending Israel and preserving America's leading role in foreign affairs.
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9. Bret Stephens was raised in Mexico City and educated at the University of Chicago and the London School of Economics.
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14. Bret Stephens has caused controversy for his remarks referring to an Egyptian athlete's refusal to shake his Israeli Olympic opponent's hand as "the disease of the Arab mind.
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16. Bret Stephens has made several short videos for the conservative education website Prager University.
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19. Bret Stephens began his career at The Wall Street Journal as an op-ed editor in New York.
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20. Bret Stephens began working as a contributing columnist at The New York Times in late April 2017 and as a senior political contributor for NBC News in June 2017.
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