I was astounded and pleasently surprised to see WaPo article citing George W. Bush himself:
President Bush vowed for the first time yesterday to turn over most of Iraq to newly trained Iraqi troops by the end of this year, setting a specific benchmark as he kicked off a fresh drive to reassure Americans alarmed by [...]
Has anyone noticed the escalation in rhetoric regarding Iran in, say, the past 2 weeks? Doesn’t it sound a bit 2002ish? You know… pre-Iraq? You only have to listen to the rhetoric spewed by Stephen Green to realize we are on the brink of yet another war.
Iran is now three years away, maybe less, [...]
I’ve been brewing on this issue of “Presidential liberties” as it pertains to NSA eavesdropping on American citizens since the issue became public notice in the past few days. I use the word “brewing” intentionally.
While I’ve been hesitant to pass judgement on the President, I can do so no longer — especially since the [...]
Many a Patriot Act debate has occurred here at Technosailor. Long time commenter, Mike, likes to defend the Patriot Act as being completely benign for law-abiding Americans. And I generally argue ruthlessly that the Patriot Acts far-sweeping provisions that allow law enforcement to, when push comes to shove, search, seize, detain or investigate anyone they [...]
There was a picture that was featured on the front page of the paper edition of The Washington Post this morning. It was a very uncharacteristically sympathetic photograph for the Post to publish in regards to the Iraq war. The same photo was aired in both online and paper editions of The Washington Times.
This is [...]
