Note the author of this post was in a somewhat vile mood this morning. Alas.
I am impressed. Two black men quote Dr. Martin Luther King. Bill Cosby and Alvin F. Poussaint in Christian Science Monitor:
Martin Luther
WASHINGTON – The Senate confirmed retired judge Michael Mukasey as attorney general Thursday night to replace Alberto Gonzales, who was forced from office in a scandal over his handling of the Justice Department.
So at the end of the day,
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Captain Ed notes, , the Mukasey vote, yesterday:
The Senate Judiciary Panel reported Michael Mukasey’s nomination to the full Senate today, recommending confirmation by an 11-8 vote. Chuck Schumer and Dianne Feinstein voted to support , as announced earlier,
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By now, just about everyone is all over this Musharraf thing.
Perhaps it’s as well that I point you toward Memeorandum for the latest. Particularly from there, I’m finding The Corner to be useful. Also, Michelle is on top of
Mike Goldfarb at the Weekly Standard:
The Wall Street Journal reports on the stunning success of Representative John Murtha in channeling taxpayer dollars to pork-barrel projects in his district, including awards for companies under FBI investigation and others which show
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 29 —NY TIMES- State Department investigators offered Blackwater USA security guards immunity during an inquiry into last month’s deadly shooting of 17 Iraqis in Baghdad — a potentially serious investigative misstep that could complicate efforts to prosecute the
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Yes, E-Mailers, I did in fact see the Military Times story linked over at Memeorandum.
And no, I didn’t jump all over it, because frankly I’m just so (beep) tired of having to re-hash this stuff over and over. Guess
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There has long been discussion about why Congress is generally speaking not the best place to be leaving secretive information, particularly when democrats are in charge. This is a primary aim sample of why, from TPM:
This summer the
Interesting how this stuff keeps coming up. It’s almost like… she’s like… GUILTY or something.
WASHINGTON —Fox- One gift that Hillary Clinton is unlikely to enjoy on her 60th birthday Friday is the premiere of “Hillary Uncensored,” a scathing documentary
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Interesting stuff the Cheerful Iconoclast:
Glen Reynolds links to this Christian Science Monitor article by Craig Franklin about the Jena 6 case. Franklin is a local journalist who has covered the case for the local paper, and his article is
The Wall Street Journal, today, reminds us of the massacre that wasn’t;
The incident at Haditha–or the massacre, as it is often called–is due for a wholesale rethinking. The allegations are that in 2005 U.S. Marines went on a killing
- A thank you to Michelle Malkin for her link from VDARE.COM. Good article, by the way.
- Noted in passing at Billy Beck’s…
> The Bawlmer Sun had a front page article
> on the “right-wing smear campaign” against
> the
A thoughtful, caring post from RightWingDuck at IMAO today:
Ms. Rhodes was doing nothing wrong at the time except walking her dog. Many on the left are saying that this could not possibly be random. I agree, nothing is out
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