'I hear you,' Joe Biden said, and author Ariel Dorfman says he believes it. Dorfman writes for CNNOpinion that he met Biden in 2003 at a TV taping about the Iraq war and was touched and impressed at Biden's attentiveness to a view different from his own.
Ariel Dorfman is the author of"Death and the Maiden," and more recently, the novel"Cautivos" and a children's book,"The Rabbits' Rebellion." He and his wife live in Chile and in Durham, North Carolina, where he is a distinguished emeritus professor of literature at Duke University. The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of the author. View more opinion articles on CNN.
John King: Joe Biden is running the table 03:19When it came my turn to speak, I repeated the basic arguments that I had written in an oped in that Sunday's Washington Post directly to an Iraqi man who was on the panel and who wanted his country to be free as soon as possible. I said that, as a Chilean dissident who had spent decades struggling to be rid of Gen.
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