NYT highlights viewpoints of two prominent liberals’ opinions on how we ‘might’ succeed in Iraq
Desperate for cover from the accusations that they are a full blown cut and run newspaper, the NYT published today an opinion piece from two liberals:
Revisiting the “Hillary’s cleavage story” controversy
Washington Post ombudsman Deborah Howell says that Post fashion writer Robin Givhan’s July 20 column on Hillary Clinton’s cleavage generated tons of outrage:
Liberal network PBS advances idea that the White House led efforts to ‘steal’ the 2004 elections
This all figures in to the fired US attorneys scandal, so PBS throws out there a two for the price of one hit piece on the admin:
John Doe provision passes Congress – plus the Democrats’ latest attempt to undermine the President
Audrey Hudson reports the awesome news:
Just say “no” campaign – for men
Longtime readers know that issues related to feminism and feminists are near and dear to ol’ ST’s heart, so I never pass up an opportunity to discuss them when the situation permits itself, and today was no exception.
John Edwards: They’re out to silence me (MORE: HILLARY CLAIMING VICTIM STATUS, TOO)
Several months ago I asked “Has John Edwards flipped out?” in response to an article I’d read about him in which he essentially tried to channel what Jesus’ thoughts would be about the Iraq war, in an attempt to pander to the religious site Beliefnet.com.