"See the guy over there with all the gray hair and glasses?

That's Richard Cohen, columnist for the Washington Post.

He's the one, you remember, who said you are a 'neoliberal'

and a 'sentimental softie'. Pardon my French, Mr. President,

but I know a douchebag when I see one."

This is purportedly a picture of Richard Cohen, a

grand old pundit for The Washington Post. But it

really isn't. It's just his stunt double. The REAL

Richard Cohen lives in a hole somewhere in the 1960s

and squeals loudly when bloggers try to root him out.

Commenting on Colin Powell's infamous

multimedia presentation at the UN, Richard

Cohen said in 2003: "Only a fool--or

possibly a Frenchman--could conclude"

that Iraq didn't have WMDs. Commenting on

the very same presentation in 2006, Mr.

Cohen says: "Almost none of it is true."

Which Cohen should we believe?