Bill Kristol:We're electing a war president in 2008. If I can go back to Obama and Lincoln for just one second, Lincoln's "house divided" speech in 1858 was a speech.
UPDATED!!Q: Are you lawyers?A: Not all of us, although this is a common misperception. Paul Campos is, in fact, a law professor.Q: Do you have any guns?A: No. One of.
Good grief."As an old Cold Warrior, one of yesterday’s speeches almost filled me with nostalgia for a less complex time,” Mr. Gates said. He paused for effect before adding, “Almost.”I.
In the midst of the below-referenced posts pointing out the highly disingenuous attempts to claim that Clinton was not, in fact, a strong contemporaneous supporter of the war, Yglesias notes.
Oh. Right. Althouse behaving like a jackass again.First, I'd like to offer my condolences to Scott, who most certainly did not deserve to be mistaken as the author of this.
So, let's say you're working with a Word document at home and at the office, and you open the document up from email to work on it. You foolishly just.
Any garden variety Republican operative can run with the farcical non-scandal ginned up from someone requesting on behalf of the Speaker of the House of Representatives the legal privileges claimed.
When you're as preoccupied with historical anniversaries as I am, you occasionally notice some interesting collisions.Take today, for instance. John Walker Lindh -- the so-called “American Taliban” -- turned 27.
