(From The Conservative Reader)
Well, it took almost 3 months, but Congress finally passed the bill Saturday, on older version of which was passed by the House in May, after some considerable back and forth between the Senate
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John R. Bolton, in the Los Angeles Times:
First, urging greater U.S.-European cooperation, Obama said, “The burdens of global citizenship continue to bind us together.” Having earlier proclaimed himself “a fellow citizen of the world” with his German hosts,
In war, and politics, everything is expendable. It one time, BO needed the Trinity Baptist Church to establish his political blackness. Well BO got his blackness and he has now thrown the Trinity Baptist Church under his campaign bus:
ABARDEEN,
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James Joyner reads the New York Times, apparently, so that you don’t have to. This morning, he notes:
Elizabeth Edwards, who despite no public policy credentials other than having been married to a one-term senator and yet oddly seems
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Al Franken’s career as an entertainer made him famous and rich and positioned him to run for the U.S. Senate.
But now, just as he appears on the verge of securing the DFL endorsement to take on Republican
Billy makes a great point this morning:
I don’t know why people keep referring to what’s going on with energy as a “market” while it’s stepped on by government every mile of the way from the field to your tank,
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The Campaign Spot, earlier today, says:
Liberal radio talk show host Ed Schultz calls John McCain a warmonger at an Obama rally, and the Obama campaign issues a terse statement that he shouldn’t be called that term (and
Apparently, the Obama camp has decided that backtracking… actually wearing the flag pion, claiming fealty to America, and creating feel-good images of Jeramiah Wright, is the only way that they’re going to get out of the box they’ve been set
Mr. Obama’s call for postpartisanship looks unconvincing, when he is unable to point to a single important instance in his Senate career when he demonstrated bipartisanship.
Karl Rove, Wall Street Journal.
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Ex and disgraced President Jimmy Carter is reported to have said that Hamas, a terrorist organization, would accept the right of the State of Israel to exists, if a peace acgreement were negotiated and approved.
JERUSALEM (CNN) —
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With the Iraqi Army defeating Moqtada al-Sadr’s Mahdi Army in Basra, the L.A. Times has moved on to tell its readers how terrible things might get in Najaf. Buried in the middle of the piece,
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Over at OTB, James has noted that TV watching just isn’t the same. He notes an AdAge article:
Just because your favorite dramas and comedies are back on the air after the writers strike doesn’t mean you’re necessarily watching them.
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Says Billy Beck:
“Yet in recent years Russia has quietly become the world’s top producer of oil, in part by drilling wells as deep as 40,000 feet — far below the graveyards of T-Rex and his Mesozoic buddies.”
No matter
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Michelle makes a great point, this monring:
How dare the ABC moderators ask questions about topics that are, you know, topical?
How dare they ask questions that-gasp!-conservatives are asking.
How dare they explore questions of character, truthfulness, and
Barack Obama may have added more fuel to the fire for those who want to paint him as arrogant or elitist, praising himself Wednesday as “a pretty darn good politician.”
In a speech to Jewish community leaders in
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