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[California Conservative] Democrats New Mantra: Winning Means Retreat: On Chris Wallace’s FoxNews Sunday, Rep. Jane, the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, told Wallace: “While we’re part of the political solution [in Iraq], we’re part of the military problem.” Despite the fact that Harmon’s statement may seem “profound” to some (although no intelligent people I know), it’s simply Democrat double-speak.
[Iowa Voice] Democrats New Mantra: Winning Means Retreat: Jane, the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, told Wallace: “While we’re part of the political solution [in Iraq], we’re part of the military problem.” Despite the fact that Harmon’s statement may seem “profound” to some (although no intelligent people I know), it’s simply Democrat double-speak. Ms.
[MF Blog] Beinart's "good" fight is a recipe for more bad... : Beinart's paint-by-colors history of the start of the Cold War proves there remains a need for a definitive book on the subject that would reveal (1) how Truman disatrously broke with FDR's foreign policy aims for a post-war world and (2) how US Cold War policies, starting with Truman, ironically increased the stature of the Soviets and allowed the Soviets to develop more power (before the Soviet system collapsed under its own weight
[SteveLendmanBlog] COMMENTS ON GREG PALAST'S NEW BOOK ARMED... : But as he explained, he chose it from his late teacher Allen Ginsberg who wrote: "The soul should not die ungodly in an armed madhouse." He also explained before he became an investigative journalist he was a "forensic economist" meaning he cut deeply into the inner workings of companies like Enron and Exxon-Mobil (my favorite one to pick on because they make it so easy for me to do) to learn what they've really been up to - no good for sure as everyone now knows about Enron which was little more than a crime organization posing as a legal business.
[Crooksandliars.com] Crooks and Liars: Cafferty: President Bush comparing himself to President Truman and the war against Islamic radicals to the Cold War. Speaking at West Point the other day, the president said in both cases, we have been fighting "followers of a murderous ideology that despises freedom, crushes all descent, has territorial ambitions and pursues totalitarian aims."
[Rogerlsimon.com] Roger L. Simon: Mystery Novelist and Screenwriter: Congratulations to Pajamas Man (and my friend) Mohammed Fadhil for his article in today's WSJ: A Demon's Demise: Hamas mourns Zarqawi. In Iraq, the sane are celebrating.
[Smithbowen.net] Stop Me Before I Vote Again: The Kosniks strenuously insist that they're worlds apart, ideologically, from the squalid Morlocks of the Fromsphere -- the "centrist" triangulators who inhabit organizations like the Democratic Leadership Council, the Public Policy Institute, Third Way and so on. But in the scant hour devoted this morning to a panel -- a poorly-attended panel -- on "War, foreign policy, and activism," I'll be damned if I could tell you how the views we were hearing -- with one conspicuous exception, to which we'll return -- differed in any way from the tough-but-smart competent-interventionist hokum you can find by the gigabyte on the From-pods' web sites.
[U.webring.com] Democrats Only...: Kennedy, Clinton, Truman, Martin Luther King, Johnson, FDR, Wilson, and many more. Don't let the GOP tell you what we stand for.
[Thenation.com] Editor's Cut: Peter Beinart, for example, who was a supporter of the Iraq disaster (and has joined New Dems like Al From in urging Democrats to prove their resolve by .
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