Marc Thiessen. It would almost be funny to see such a classic example of ye old War on Analogy, except that when it's in defense of a torture regime you had a hand in perpetuating and justifying it's not remotely funny.
In today's installment, we have Charlotte Allen -- remember her? -- essaying some MoDo-like gender analysis for the readership of The Weekly Standard, with inevitably embarrassing results.
John Murtha has passed. He became a strong and courageous critic of the Iraq War (although he voted for the initial authorization). His overall legacy is mixed, particularly given his.
Timothy Burke's post on how characters who originated during a particular cultural moment in the first half of the Twentieth Century are incapable of escaping it is compelling: Batman (and most other comic-book and pulp characters from the time of his original appearance) draws a lot...
Yesterday at the United States Naval Institute blog, a regular contributor posted an incoherent, hate-filled screed about how teh gays were going to ruin the King James Bible if they.
Apparently depends on who you ask. My kids' favorite:(Though, it did make me wonder: does Google really need to advertise?)Personally, I thought this one was pretty awesome, if only for.
Sean Payton made two great unconventional calls in this game: going for it on fourth and a long yard at the goal line late in the second quarter, and of course the onside kick to open the second half.The first call didn't "work" but what happened...
Yes, I believe so.
A number of you have emailed me a link to the latest Jack Cashill article, and although I understand why, I'm not any better equipped to deal with his unsubtle.
It almost certainly won't be the most entertaining sports event of the day, but maybe we'll get lucky again (this recent trend of Super Bowls that are actually good games has been weird, but pleasing.) I am in the very rare position of picking the Colts...
I'm not sure what's going in Queens. A student unleashes Graffiti of Mass Destruction and isn't even strip-searched before being handcuffed and detained? No waterboarding? Why, before you know it.
Nicholas Kristof is writing about Congo again this morning:It’s easy to wonder how world leaders, journalists, religious figures and ordinary citizens looked the other way while six million Jews were.