David Brooks wrote a book called Bobos in Paradise, which sold something like 30,000 copies (a paltry amount compared to the hundreds of thousands sold by Beck, Levin, O'Reilly and (soon enough) ex-Governor Palin, herself. No one cares what he thinks except for his coterie of elitists in New York and the capital Beltway. Not only did it sell practically zero copies, bu the term also failed to catch on in the vernacular.
Though he wrote for the National Review and continues to write for the New York Times, he does not represent conservatives, in the least.
He reminds me of the very smart, but socially inept outsiders in High School. To think he is what passes as conservative in the lame stream media is in itself lame.
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