[NOTE: This is a repeat of a previous two-part post. Part II is here.] Cronkite’s famous post-Tet broadcast of February 27, 1968, delivered on the CBS Evening News, is widely regarded as a turning point in the Vietnam War, as … Continue reading →
…well worth reading, as usual.
Continue reading →For your viewing pleasure;
Continue reading →Michael Totten is one of the few people visiting Iraq and writing about what’s going on there now.
Continue reading →Only I’ll make Hillary do it.
Continue reading →My friend, Sanity Squad colleague, and blogger extraordinaire Dr. Sanity is taking a long and perhaps permanent break from blogging. Please stop by, smell the virtual roses, and wish her well!
Continue reading →This’ll be short: reading about the Palin interview today, it strikes me that Palin really is a maverick.
Continue reading →…sends Obama a Happy Fourth of July message, complete with fireworks.
Continue reading →[This is a repeat of an previous post. I thought it especially relevant today because I see our liberties as newly-threatened. In addition, there’s the news that the crown of the Statue of Liberty has been reopened today to visitors … Continue reading →
The Worst Press Secretary Ever. In a class by himself. Gibbs has abandoned any pretense of giving out information of any veracity. His performances are entirely composed of equal measure of spin and smirk—almost like an-only-slightly-more-cleaned-up version of bloggers who … Continue reading →
…the hair of the dog that bit you.
Continue reading →So now it turns out that Markopolos was not alone; there was an another attempted whistleblower, this time within the SEC itself. But apparently she was ignored, as well.
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