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[Fish Fear Me] More McClatchy Butchery: I throw those in just to prove the point that the McClatchy article is selective about what the study says. What is even more glaring is how it completely ignores the critique of the various bureaucracies and their failure to coordinate in the pre-war and post-major combat timeframes, and the proposals to fix those problems.
[A NEWT ONE] War News: McClatchey News Anti-Americanists: reports on a study at the National Defense University that it claims calls the war in Iraq a "major debacle" with the outcome in doubt. However, what the Miami Herald didn't report was that the study looked at a specific time period and has little bearing on the current status of the conflict.
[Florida Progressive Coalition Blog] 48 Stories to Read: Whether it’s an immoral and illegal war in Iraq or killing folks right here at home, the GOP is all about the bloodlust.” The Penile State - Florida Justice: “My lawyer sketched out the options. One was to go to trial against the other .
[java] Illusion: Schneider was an outspoken critic of the war in Iraq and made the war a central issue in her campaigns. Schneider said recently that she “supports the withdrawal of United States troops from Iraq to begin within the next 120 days,” .
[Beautiful Horizons] Galloway (Joe, not George) on Mencken...on Bush: Having made one good move, attacking and toppling the Taliban and running al Qaida and Osama bin Laden out of Afghanistan in retaliation for 9-11, the president and his crowd then turned away, half-finished with Job One, and decided to "pre-emptively invade" Iraq, which had precisely nothing to do with the attacks on America.
[carapace] Sunday May 14, 2006 - Happy Mother’s Day!: This administration is in dire need to appear principled on issues of fiscal responsibility. These two factors together make the veto pen a mighty tool for the president to help turn around some of his recent political misfortunes.
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