Byron has already mentioned this on the Corner, but I just thought I’d point out one more George Polk Award-winner. This year, the criteria appeared to be damage done to the administration’s efforts to prevent the country from being attacked. But since James Risen’s book came out too late for consideration, the book award went to Victor Navasky, longtime editor of The Nation, for his memoir. You know — just in case we didn’t get the message when the commentary award went to Frank Rich.