Perhaps the most striking thing about Marty Peretz's unspeakably atrocious Wall Street Journal op-ed is how little actual content is in the thing. With its obsession with lineage and social.
Did Rumsfeld rigorously present a realistic, non-rose-tinted picture of Iraq? Julia reports, you decide. Mark Schmitt on Holy Joe: "Politicians can be superficially supportive but also cruelly contemptuous toward colleagues.
Shorter Verbatim Peter Beinart: "Listen to Joe Lieberman's liberal critics and you hear the same lines again and again. He has "betrayed his party" and practiced "turncoat politics." He has.
Would you please stop with the bunting runners from second to third? Against Jaret Wright? You're playing the Yankees, man. It's a war and you're stabbing the forces of civilization.
Shorter Robert Kagan: "If I had to pin down what makes a man honest, I'd have to say it's being a relentless kiss-ass who refuses to change his positions irrespective.
Indeed. Although I think the story needed a some gushing Tim McCarver quotes pointing out that only a truly special player could throw out Frank Thomas on a ball hit.
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