Krauthammer and Hayes on Obama’s Afghanistan speech
Pretty much sums up my thoughts:
Show Hayes the documents!
Stephen Hayes, the man who has done the job the administration has not in terms of keeping us informed of Iraq’s ties to terrorists, WMD capabilities, etc has written a piece in the Weekly Standard wondering why the heck it’s so hard for him to obtain unclassified documents discovered in post-war Iraq.
When it comes to national security, Senator Jay Rockefeller (D-WV) simply cannot be trusted
That’s not new news to anyone who is a longtime reader of this blog – and heck, for that matter, anyone who reads a newspaper. When he was an unranked member of the US Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, Senator Jay Rockefeller admittedly took a trip to three Middle Eastern countries – including Iraq ally Syria – and alerted them to his belief that the President had “already made up his mind” to go to war with Iraq. In 2005, after the NYT broke a story about the President’s use of warrantless wiretaps -which the NYT of course tried to portray as illegal, Rockefeller tried to act like he had been “helpless” to stop it, even though he’d known what was going on since 2003, and last year accused the President of “lying” about Iran’s nuclear intentions, even though anyone with a shred of a clue knows that Iran is not playing around when it talks about wanting to reconstitute its weapons program.
New revelations on the Saddam/Osama connection
Jamie Glazov at FrontPage magazine has a must-read interview posted that he did with Thomas Joscelyn on some new revelations that are emerging from the recently released intelligence documents that were discovered in Iraq and Afghanistan. Joscelyn in the past has teamed up with the tenacious Stephen Hayes regarding the connections between Saddam and Osama. From the interview (emphasis added):