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Archive for the 'Terrorism' Category« Previous EntriesTuesday, October 7th, 2008
On the same day that the Obama defenders are rallying to his side and suggesting that years of working alongside a domestic terrorist don’t make Obama a bad person, the left is also trying to attach the actions of random crowd members at a rally to McCain-Palin. Posted in: Barack Obama, Candidates, Craziness, Democrats, Elections, John McCain, Political Parties, Politics, Republicans, Terrorism, War | 4 Comments »Monday, November 5th, 2007
I love reading blogs. I also have a particular fondness for columnists. The reason goes beyond a general sense of curiosity about other people, what they think, and why they behave the way they do - which is often tied to how they perceive the world and illustrated in their writing. The reason I love [...] Posted in: Bloggers, Craziness, Iraq, Terrorism, The Internet, War, Writing | No Comments »Thursday, May 3rd, 2007
Ronald Reagan once described his foreign policy with regard to the Cold War in fairly simple terms - we win, they lose. It’s a simple message that is easy to understand and makes clear our commitment to the outcome. Posted in: Congress, Government, Iraq, Legislation, Terrorism, War | No Comments »Wednesday, March 21st, 2007
Maj. Gen. Michael Barbero, deputy director for regional operations in the Joint Staff at the Pentagon, said adults in a vehicle with two children in the backseat were allowed through a Baghdad checkpoint on Sunday. Posted in: Iraq, Terrorism, War | No Comments »Wednesday, February 14th, 2007
What constantly amazes me about politics is the ease with which partisans can ignore the worst traits of their own ranks while casting stones at the sins of those on the other side of the aisle. It is appalling the extent to which some will go to make a point, while pretending to be completely [...] Posted in: Bloggers, Craziness, Democrats, John Edwards, MyDD, Politics, Republicans, Technology, Terrorism, The Internet | No Comments »« Previous Entries |
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