October 17, 2002
My favorite cartoon

I saw this strip here and nearly fell out of my chair. It's funny because it's been my constant refrain for more than a year.

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October 16, 2002
Leaving the world a safer place than when you got it

The New York Times is reporting that the North Koreans have told U.S. officials that they have a nuclear weapon. Confronted by new American intelligence, North Korea has admitted that it has been conducting a major clandestine nuclear-weapons development program for the past several years, the Bush administration said tonight. Officials added that North Korea […]

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October 16, 2002
You don't say?

(Yes, I'm appropriating that headline from OpinionJournal.com). A subhed in today's San Diego Union-Tribune. Sexes wired differently, psychologist claims

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October 16, 2002
Cry Freedom

The National Review Online has an excellent letter from an Iranian student on what the people of Iran really want. Iranians, as a people, do not have problems with Western civilization. We are Muslims, but our sense of Iranian national identity dwarfs any religious identity we hold. We are proud heirs of a once-great civilization […]

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October 15, 2002
Anti-Semitism masquerading as social justice

The New York Times' Thomas Friedman takes on the liberal college-driven divestiture campaign against Israel and calls it what it is -- hypocrisy and anti-Semitism. Memo to professors and students leading the divestiture campaign: Your campaign for divestiture from Israel is deeply dishonest and hypocritical, and any university that goes along with it does not […]

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October 15, 2002
I can't make this stuff up

House Minority Leader Richard Gebhardt (I'm adopting the Babs spelling of his name until election day), has unveiled the Democrats' budget plan, and made a laughable accusation. In a speech to the Economic Policy Institute, a liberal think tank, House Minority Leader Richard Gephardt of Missouri accused President Bush and his Republican allies in Congress […]

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October 14, 2002
I love letters to the editor

Especially this one from the Los Angeles Times. Re where Davis receives political contributions: What difference does it make where a prostitute conducts business; the intent is the same anywhere. Ed Pollack Apple Valley That one's funny. This one is simply too true -- and representative of how a great number of Californians feel. So, […]

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October 14, 2002
Poor, misunderstood Palestinians

So sayeth the Union-Tribune's James Goldsborough in his Monday column. While making some well-considered points regarding the recent 10-day siege of Arafat's compound by Israeli forces, Goldsborough systematically ignores the plight of Israeli civilians who face suicide bomb attacks on an almost-daily basis. Not only is America nearing the brink of war with Iraq, but […]

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October 14, 2002
Stupid Cheerleader Stories

I was never treated particularly well by cheerleaders in high school, so anytime I hear stories of cheerleaders living up to their ditsy stereotype, I express a kind of peculiar glee. At a local high school football game last Friday night, five varsity cheerleaders showed up sloshed. They were caught (of course) and received a […]

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October 14, 2002
Krugman/Leopold/White

If you haven't been closely following the story on the purported e-mail that "proved" army secretary and former Enron executive Thomas White knew about the funny accounting going on at that company -- thereby complicit in duping investors -- then Patrick Sullivan has an excellent "the story so far" piece here. (Thanks to Henry Hanks […]

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