Hanoi Jane

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Bryan Bender, Boston Globe, repeats an old media lie.   Bender calls Hanoi Jane Fonda a “peace activist.”

WASHINGTON — Actress and long time peace activist Jane Fonda, a favorite target of right-wing attacks

Recently Hugo Chavez reported that Fidel Castro was not dead.  Now UPI is reporting that North Korean dictator Kim Jong Il is not under house arrest. ?

Josephine Hearn and Mike Allen, of CBS News are reporting:. 

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said yesterday that President George W. Bush did not consult her before announcing his new strategy for the war in Iraq — a sign that,

Alicia Colon, in the Sun(NY), picks on, or better yet picks apart, Terry McAuliffe’s inane analogy of Mrs. Clinton with Lady Thatcher. 

Now a Times of London article is trying to portray Mrs. Clinton as a tough, Margaret

Three interesting things have happened since President Bush announced plans to “surge” U.S. troops.

First, al Qaida appears to be retreating from Baghdad. A military intelligence officer has confirmed to Richard Miniter, editor of Pajamas Media, a report in the

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Both Lady Thatcher and Ronald Reagan proved that national leaders can both be amiable and tough.

Now Mrs. Clinton, shown kissing Suha Aratfat, is trying to reverse that proposition and infer that because she is cold

Rick Moran, Redstate, has evidently had his fill of CAIR whiing and crying:

The sound is grating to the ears. Whenever there is the slightest opportunity to piggyback a grievance – either real or imagined – on a story

The Perky One, a.k.a, Katie Couric asks:

Don’t more women deserve a place at the table too?

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H/T John Hawkins, :  Right Wing News 

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So now, I see that the ACLU has decided to get involved in the case of about 40 Muslim individuals from Detroit who were not allowed to board a plane in Frankfurt, Germany.  The Muslims, of course, charge racial

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One of the conclusions of the Iraq Study Group(ISG) or the Baker-Hamilton Report is that we could achieve stability in Iraq by negotiating with our enemies like Syria and Iran.   The Telegraph (UK) exposes Baker-Hamilton as

What in the world is Chuck Hagel smoking?

I’ve got a small newsflash for you, Chuckles; When you see the usual left the suspects singing your praises about your current anti- Bush position, it should be the first indication

I see are Rusty Shackleford, and Ace, are both reporting explosions in the Arabian desert; some reports have these as nuclear explosions.  Not sure what to make of it yet; the main line services haven’t picked up on

Looks like Jimmy Carter has a full blown jailbreak on his hands.

More than a dozen advisors working for former President Carter’s think tank quit on Thursday as a result of Carter’s book and statements regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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The Boston Herald offers an over wrought headline, “Kennedy guns blazing over Iraq:”

President Bush and Sen. Edward M. Kennedy could be on a constitutional collision course over the Iraq war, as the Republican

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THE PRESIDENT: Good evening.  Tonight in Iraq, the Armed Forces of the United States are engaged in a struggle that will determine the direction of the global war on terror — and our safety here at home.