TEN SUSPECTS DETAINED DURING OPERATIONS TARGETING AL-QAEDA IN IRAQ
Posted: 16 Oct 2007 06:08 AM CDT
TEN SUSPECTS DETAINED DURING OPERATIONS TARGETING AL-QAEDA IN IRAQ
BRIGADE COMMANDER NOTES PROGESS IN NORTHWESTERN BAGHDAD
Posted: 15 Oct 2007 07:28 AM CDT
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Our sympathy to Randi Rhodes. May she get well soon.
Our deep felt animus the Bitsblog’s Jerk of the Day, Err America’s Jon Elliot, who manged to enage his gator sized mouth before activating his brain. Barooosk, Talking Radio :
While looking around the left side of the sphere just now, I found what is perhaps the most blatant double standard I’ve seen all week… I’ll give you a screen cap and the address.
http://thepopulistblog.com/2007/10/16/randi-rhodes-victim-of-mugging/
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Mrs. Clinton feigns being rightous. Mrs. Clinton is adamant that her standards for attorney general include having one of whom we can be proud.
Question for Mrs. Clinton, was your hand picked choice for attorney general, Janet “Butcher of
The Left-O-sphere is all a-twitter this morning, with reports that Err America host Randi Rhodes was attacked on Sunday night, near her apartment in New York City. One of the posts to the effect is up at Talking Radio,
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Adrian Kingsly Hughes over at ZDnet hits very close to where I live, since I’m a end user support type:
On Friday I posted briefly about yet another potential problem with Windows Update (my ZDNet blogging colleague Mary Jo Foley
John Hawkins has a decent interview up with John Bolton.
I commented the other day about this resolution about Turkey, and genocide, by suggesting that there was no way that the Democrats could be this stupid by accident, and that therefore it had to be intentional. Neal Boortz this morning
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Steve Verdon over at OTB this morning links a Michael Canon piece at Cato:
Cannon argues that the number is overstated for the following reasons,
- 20% of the uninsured are eligible for government health programs.
- 75% of the uninsured can
Geraldo Rivera, we’ve commented on, many times, here. Suffice it to say he’s not the most popular person, here. Similarly, Bill O’Reilly. As for the combination, I’ve always considered that there wasn’t a half a human between them.
