Well, you have to give the Weekly Standard this: it takes a special level of hackery to keep writing starry-eyed puff pieces about Palin at this late date. I'm looking forward to Michael Goldfarb's forthcoming book, Palin Country: How Sarah Palin Became a Superlatively Amazing Governor...
With due respect, I don't really get this:First, there's the question of capacity. Once you phase out a military capacity, it becomes extremely difficult to restore it. That goes for.
The F-22 was supposed to free us from the costs of maintaining on aging, expensive fleet of F-15s. Turns out that this may have been a touch optimistic, and that.
Is there anything she isn't wrong about? And I didn't even mention that, having claimed that it's totalitarian to make any inquiry into the motivation behind a homicide, she then.
Yglesias has talked about the first part of this, so let's concentrate on the second bit:Netanyahu appears to be suffering from confusion and paranoia. He is convinced that the media.
After three and a half years, my Dell appears to be dying. Given that I have no interest whatsoever in shifting to a Mac, what do you folks recommend in terms of a new PC laptop? I've been told good things about Lenovo Thinkpads; any good...
Mike Mullen thinks so. Boeing and the Russians disagree. I guess I'm with Mullen; there are currently jobs that manned warplanes can do that drones can't perform (human pilots are.
Joe was in the field...
I was happy to find this site, which is nobly trying to remedy what is currently an egregious injustice. I also like the excerpt of bad arguments, which will provide.
I think John's response to the question of in what sense Dred Scott made the underlying political situation worse (i.e. what bad consequences it had aside from its restatement of.