In light of the new study of deaths caused by the War in Iraq, Sam reminds us of this pair of classic posts by Daniel Davies, debunking the know-nothing attempts to attack the study. Needless to say, as Greenwald notes "Bush followers have become overnight expert...
No, seriously:I'll take neat printing over sloppy cursive any day, and -- take it from a guy who's graded a lot of bluebooks -- nearly all the cursive you see.
Following up the maritime theme...The latest thing in maritime circles is the "1000 ship Navy". This isn't an effort to triple the existing USN; the Navy is looking for 313.
Two days ago Kim Jong Il bequeathed a glorious gift on the Navy and the Air Force. Because the Army is deeply engaged in Iraq, it has been requesting additional funds to the point that the fiscal division-of-spoils between the Army, Air Force, and Navy has...
Or at least I must assume that he does. In another part of the post that Dave refers to below, Hanson declares:My rule of thumb is that almost every current,.
Although the home version of Lawyers, Guns and Money has run into snags at the design stage -- for some reason, combining the principles of "Strat-o-Matic Baseball" with "Battleship" is.
Summarized Hitch: I'm shocked, schocked that the people who planned my beloved war would have anything to do with Henry Kissinger. Why, I thought that they shared all of my views on foreign policy, and that the necons were somehow hermetically sealed off from Kissinger's influence....
Having at last unraveled the pneumatics of the internet, Sen. Ted Stevens -- whose full psychotic break I anticipate will occur sometime in 2007 -- offers us all an important.
Two Fridays ago the Kentucky Canadian Roundtable treated myself and about forty other scholars and students to a day long seminar on Canadian foreign policy. In attendance were Liberal Party.
I should have know better than to write something about Aaron Sorkin when Lance would do the job, but this is exactly right:Whatever. He started as a playwright, he learned to tell his stories by having his characters talk them out, and he hasn't learned any...
As science has already proven Victor Davis Hanson to be a hopeless tool, it probably shouldn't surprise anyone that he also fails to appreciate some of the many differences between.
Republican Congressman Duncan Hunter (which, I'll allow, is a cool name).