27 November 2007 | Uncategorized | Tim Swanson
The Spotlight article for today offers a somber and foreboding analysis of The Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act. It certainly gives me warm and fuzzy feelings inside. Be sure to check out Andrew Napolitano’s latest book “A Nation of Sheep” (here is a review by Thomas DiLorenzo) in which he critiques and details [...]
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26 November 2007 | Uncategorized | Matt Barganier
Headmaster Sullivan tells us to clean our plates: Imagine an Obama-McCain race: adult, graceful, necessary, and good for us. Ah, Mr. Platitude vs. Mr. Come-Unglued: yep, it’ll be a regular Metamucil martini. Very adult!
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25 November 2007 | Uncategorized | Matt Barganier
Today’s nugget of conventional wisdom comes from liberal hawk George Packer: In this election, the isolationist candidate is the Texas congressman Ron Paul. He frequently attacks the core rationale of Bush’s foreign policy, and receives enthusiastic applause for doing so, which indicates that Republican views about the war in Iraq might be more heterodox than [...]
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25 November 2007 | Uncategorized | Tim Swanson
After Al Gore won the Peace Prize I mentioned that he did next to nothing to dismantle or even criticize military intervention during his terms as a senator and Vice President. Yet, despite his fawning over a government controlled “green” world, neither he nor the rest of the political class have done anything to stymie [...]
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24 November 2007 | Uncategorized | Eric Garris
The November 21 Iraq Weekly Status Report, published by the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs of the US Department of State: Senior military commanders now portray the intransigence of Iraq’s Shiite dominated government as the key threat facing the U.S. effort in Iraq, rather than al-Qaida terrorists, Sunni insurgents or Iranian-backed militias. Several U.S. military [...]
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24 November 2007 | Uncategorized | Scott Horton
Neocons Think They’ve Won Iraq
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