Yes, Mr. Goldfarb, I play Dungeons and Dragons. And I have, in my home, a box filled with medals and decorations that prove my service to this nation. Where were you, sir, when your country called?
McCain's strident statements following Russia's military actions only place into relief the reality that he has continuously supported Bush policies that make us weaker -- in spite of his tough talk.
Members of the military are speaking with their checkbooks, and reiterating just how strongly they believe we need to begin to redeploy from Iraq, and go on the offense against al Qaeda.
Clark was first in his class at West Point, won a Rhodes Scholarship, and studied (the "s" word) politics, philosophy and economics at Oxford. Similar to our Dear Leader, McCain was 5th from the bottom at Annapolis.
Where does Musharraf's departure leave us insofar as the global effort to eradicate Al Qaeda from its haunts in northwest Pakistan? In one helluva pickle, to put it bluntly.
Voters trust McCain on the war on terror; Obama needs to show them every day why they shouldn't.
When the U.S. military death toll in Iraq dropped to 13 last month it received wide attention. But now, midway through August, the toll this month ha...
American evangelicals invaded Russia with missionaries, said the Orthodox aren't "real Christians," and attacked their friends. Now we expect Russia to be logical about these matters and do what is good for business.
For years, the Democratic Leadership Council has been warning us about dangers of being associated with progressive values, ideas and policies. Time and again, their advice has proven disastrous.
In the annals of U.S.-Russian relations, Secretary of State Rice has proven once again to be not up to the task at effectively managing the one area of foreign policy that is her principal area of expertise -- U.S.-Russian relations.
As one of our veterans says in the ad, "I went to Iraq for my country. Bob Schaffer went to Iraq for a big oil company."
The New York Times has William Kristol on its opinion page, and the Wall Street Journal now has Thomas Frank. What Kristol writes could be called scho...
Andrew Bacevich never let's you easily and conveniently point the finger at rogue political leaders, showing them as part of the continuum that includes the American citizen.
What just happened? Evidence. A secret that has been judiciously kept for five years just spilled out. All of what follows is new, never reported in any way...
Vincent Bugliosi talks about prosecuting George Bush and his appearance before the House Judiciary Committee appearance.
John Cusack's movie about a future fictitious occupation of a fictitious country, Turaqistan, is premised on the privatization of ... well, pretty much everything.
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the Bush administration does not plan to submit the deal to Congress for approval...
Once again the Bush administration openly breaks the law and the media says nothing.
Bush agreeing to a timetable means that he and neo's have conceded the election. The Treasury raid will be limited to re-supplying the military. The privateers that bilked the USA out of billions can come home to their vacation homes and travel coaches and run away from their conscious for the rest of their lives.
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Flip-flop.
Thunk.
God Bless ....his pointed, little head.
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Bush is now on Obama's side on Iraq. That leaves Sen. McCain out in the desert.
George Bush is agreeing to a withdrawal time table? Why is he surrendering to the terrorists? I thought we were winning this war.
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