June 23, 2004
A letter from near the front lines

I got an e-mail today from a friend of mine who's an Air Force officer currently serving in the Middle East. He claims to be far in the rear echelon, though, as you can read, he's close enough that he doesn't have to depend on the American media for his news. Here's my reporting story: […]

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June 23, 2004
Free speech in the public schools

A high school Protest Warrior member got into trouble as he tried to post various fliers around campus. It's a very interesting read.

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June 23, 2004
Book review

I finished Stephen Coonts' latest book, "Liars & Thieves" this past weekend in just one day. It's not the usual Coonts fare with exotic locales and the fate of the world hanging in the balance as hero Jake Grafton sets things right. Instead, it reminded me much more of books by Steve Baldacci -- specifically […]

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June 22, 2004
Two good reads

If you're not making the Wall Street Journal's Opinionjournal.com part of your daily reading list, you're missing out From yesterday we have Anne Bayefsky's speech to the useless United Nations that has finally discovered that there are a lot of anti-Semites in its midst. Today they have an excellent indictment of the politicization of the […]

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June 22, 2004
Religion of Pieces

The al Qaeda linked group Monotheism and Jihad has furthered the cause of their religion by beheading South Korean Kim Sun-il. All the usual denunciations will follow -- including those less-than-totally sincere ones from the Muslim world. An interesting thought struck me when I considered the gruesome murder of American Paul Johnson last week in […]

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June 22, 2004
Facts, schmacts

New York Times columnist Paul Krugman, after attacking the left's favorite hobgoblin, Attorney General John Ashcroft, for failing to capture any real terrorists -- blames him for ... uh ... catching a terrorist. A correction? Don't make me laugh.

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June 21, 2004
Err America

The good professor discusses some legal issues that our favorite liberal talk radio network is facing. The Wall Street Journal article on Air America can be found here. (Sorry, subscribers only.) What was very interesting to me about this issue was Al Franken's response to the revelation that the network's founders had decieved people as […]

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June 21, 2004
Heard on the idiot box

Ralph Nader has picked the Green Party's former candidate for governor of California as his running mate. No big surprise there, but what was interesting was what Camejo had to say at the National Press Club about Nader. Fox News' Brian Wilson: Camejo said history would show Nader to be like those who opposed slavery […]

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June 20, 2004
Clinton and Osama bin Laden

Listen to Sean Hannity on Monday, because I can bet you he is going to raise holy H-E-Double Hockeysticks about the following statement by Bill Clinton -- one not challenged by slow-pitch softball extrordinaire Dan Rather. Rather: (9/11) Commission member Bob Kerrey, former Democratic senator, someone you know well, said that you, President Clinton, let […]

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June 20, 2004
The Clinton Interview

I'm having a tough time working my way through tonight's "60 Minutes" interview with former President Bill Clinton. Clinton's lies and justifications for his behavior are bad enough, but when you've got to deal with Dan Rather's misstatements of fact, it can really get frustrating. Case in point: Rather: In his book and, time and […]

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