Susan Estrich: A Problem Called Petraeus

Ok, I bash Susan Estrich a lot.   What can I say.  She deserves it.   However all cows must have their day, and this is Susan’s.    The ‘rats have a problem and his name is General David Petraeus,    Read her entire

Gutfield does it again

Here’s my problem with MTV and bisexuals: They’re boring. Both pride themselves on “challenging the norm.” It makes me laugh to think anyone believes going bi is a mark of individuality, when it’s really the worst

Apparently out that he’s really worn out his welcome, Lincoln Chafee has withdrawn from the Republican party.

Mark Noonan, in noting the story, says:

 We could have backed a man last year against Chafee – I mean, as the

McQ at Q&O as reagrds Liz Edwards blasting MoveOn.ORG

Who said “you’re either with us or against us” was exclusive to George Bush? Certainly not the authoritarians on the left known as Netroots.
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You’re a smart woman. You of

Well, the WaPo seems to think so, anyway:

By Michael Abramowitz and Dan Eggen

Washington Post Staff Writers
Sunday, September 16, 2007; Page A02

Michael B. Mukasey, a former federal judge regarded as an expert on national security issues,

Ed Morrissey today gets into a long piece examining just how Norman Hsu got as far into the Democratic party’s inner circle… particularly Hillary Clinton.

The Los Angeles Times doesn’t do much better at unraveling the enigma. However, the Times

Harald Stassen, err Alan Keyes announces for the presidency.

[yawn]

Wesley Clark has recieved his endorsement check from Mrs. Clinton’s campaign.  Celeste Katz, New York Daily News:

Hillary Clinton picked up the endorsement of retired four-star general and one-time presidential candidate Wesley Clark yesterday before proceeding to skirt questions

Ed Morrissey, Captain’s Quarters, pins his finger on al Qaeda’s problem:

The leaders of al-Qaeda in Iraq will never run short on enemies, mostly because they hate everybody. Today they issued a statement declaring war on the Sunni tribes

Greg Gutfeild, posts one I wish I’d thought of.

You say that the Republicans are fear mongers, what with their inconvenient reminders that terrorism is rampant in the world. But it seems to me that the real fear mongers are

It is utterly inane to use foodstuffs for motor fuel.  Yet we do.  Rick Moran, American Thinker:

Fallout from the ethanol scam continues to hit the economy. Not only has the rise in the price of corn due to diverting

I’ve gotten some good responses from these repostings… particularly if they have a tie-in to today.  I think you’ll agree, this one does indeed, have such a tie-in.

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1-11-03, Rochester NY… It’s snowing tonight in Rochester. About everything is

• The BitsBlog site continues to run well…  and that’s good, because frankly I don’t think I have the strength left to do that all over again, just now.  Saturday morning was the first time I actually felt human in several

Former Time magazine reporter and self-described liberal Matt Cooper is sticking up for rumored attorney general candidate Ted Olson, who has drawn criticism from Democrats even though he has not yet been nominated.Cooper writes on CondeNast Portfolio.com that Olson, “is

If you’re doing FTP work… and who, doing website work doesn’t, may I suggest FILEZILLA?

Just grabbed it today, in an attempt to automate some of the processes of web support. One of the complaints with the GUI FTP client