A Durbin-esque “I apologize if you were offended, but I’m not sorry for what I said” non-apology apology was issued today by “Super Size Me” filmmaker Morgan Spurlock, who utilized his right to free speech via irresponsible and uncalled for comments. First, the comments:
First, Reagan press secretary and spokesperson Lyn Nofziger, who was 81, and now Reagan Defense Secretary Casper “Cap” Weinberger, who was 88.
…. takes on a new meaning when you read what some Marines have to say about it:
He was released after being declared “mentally unfit” – but his family (the ones who turned him in to begin with) were there when he was freed, and now no one knows where he is:
Francis Fukuyama, the latest hero of the left for ‘resigning from the neoconservative movement’ (as the NYT writes it) and becoming a staunch critic of the Iraq war, has received a sharp rebuttal to his recent comments about a speech Krauthammer made in 2004 about the Iraq. That speech, Fukuyama has said, was the apparent straw that broke them camel’s back for him regarding any support he had for the Iraq war and also the ‘neocon movemnent.’ Fukuyama has said about the 2004 speech given by Krauthammer presented the Iraq was as “a virtually unqualified success.”
