in the wrong era. Soundly refuting
liberals online since 2000. NOTE: That is NOT
me pictured at left. :)
| Gallup | Campaign 2012: Obama, Romney Each Has Economic Strengths With Americans |
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| Chi. Sun Times | New Tone: Inside Sunday’s violent clash between ‘Black Bloc’ anarchists, cops |
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| Power Line | Media Watch: “Is GOP trying to sabotage economy to hurt Obama?” |
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| WaPo | Shock: White House visitor logs provide window into lobbying industry |
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| Politico | Interesting: Obama super PAC slump continues |
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Audacity of Truth
"Diplomacy":
"People are saying what in the world is going on with North Carolina, we look like Mississippi." - NC Gov. Bev Perdue (D) on the passage of Amendment One, 5-11-12
Daily Archives: February 6th, 2006 «
Transcripts of today’s Senate Senate Judiciary Committee hearings on warrantless wiretaps
I’ve not had a chance to read them all the way through and wanted to post links for others who, like me, couldn’t watch the hearings today. Click here for the first transcript and here for the second. Here’s part three. Anyone here get a chance to watch any of this today?
Another media double standard re: cartoons
Earlier today I blogged about the blatant media double standard at play with the eagerness of most major US newspapers to publish the photos from the Abu Ghraib scandal versus their unwillingness to reprint the ‘offensive’ Mohammed cartoons. Sadly, that is not the only double standard going on here in terms of how the media [...]
The Syria/Iraq WMD connection
Jack Kelly, in the Pittsburgh Post Gazette, wrote an opinion piece this weekend discussing the speculation on the connection between Syria and Iraq – specifically zeroing in on the possibility that Iraq, in an agreement with Syria, moved some of its WMDS to Syria prior to the war in Iraq. He mentions deputy chief of [...]
US media will print Abu Ghraib photos but not controversial cartoons
Aussie blogger Tim Blair makes a great point in response to the lack of publication by most newspapers here of the controversial cartoons that have sparked such a furor overseas. He writes: [The American media] won’t publish cartoons, but they will run anything they can get out of Abu Ghraib. Both sets of images provoke [...]
