The good news, bad news, and sad news
Jules Crittenden has a lengthy link roundup of good, bad, and sad news in the war on terror.
Jules Crittenden has a lengthy link roundup of good, bad, and sad news in the war on terror.
I’m buried under this morning at the 8-5 but wanted to pass this story along to you for discussion purposes. The Senate Dems are working hard this week to undermine the mission by crafting a resolution that would ‘repeal’ the 2002 Iraq war authorization in order to begin withdrawing our troops from Iraq:
On Monday, I blogged about little Amillia Taylor, who was born back in October at 21 weeks 6 days – and survived. She’s been in the hospital since her birth, and yesterday Amillia got to go home for the first time with her mom and dad:
Gotta give the guy credit for trying:
I’ve been out of commission most of the day, but am getting back in the groove and surfing the ‘net to see what’s going on in the world and wanted to link up to a post of Michelle Malkin’s where she describes at length a disgusting incident that happened to a UMW student and his roommates/classmates as a result of a raging out of control moonbat stalker who purposely tracked down a Republican who posted on a social networking site called “Facebook” – and the accused reportedly had a list of other Republicans he’d stalked online whose houses he wanted to ‘visit.’ There’s too much info there to snip here for quotes in a way that would make sense, so read the post in full to get just how serious what happened to the victim (Richard Reed Pannell) and his roommates actually is. This guy – and others – was targeted for his political beliefs by a graduate of the university he was attending.
The Politico has a hot scoop on questions regarding the possibility that Senator Joe Lieberman may one day soon switch parties: