As a follow-up to Dave's post, get this from reactionary fusion jazz musician and Trainwreck Media founder Chuck Johnson. The New York Times article says this:Among the dozens of documents in English were Iraqi reports written in the 1990s and in 2002 for United Nations inspectors...
Friday Cat Blogging... Starbuck
Looks like Office of Special Plans: The Home Edition has been shut down. Who would have thought that dumping 48,000 boxes of unprocessed, unauthenticated Iraqi documents onto the internets would.
Shorter Bob Owens: "While nothing that appears in the New York Times or The Lancet could possibly be true, I see no reason to question the journalistic integrity of the fine reporters at World Net Daily. No wonder Powerline named me Blog of the Week."
Actual libertarians Julian Sanchez and Dave Weigel have some fun with Jennifer Roback Morse's...er, contrarian claim that Rick Santorum is a good choice for libertarians based on his fealty to.
In the middle of a 1959 game against the New York Rangers, Jacques Plante, Hall of Fame goaltender for the Montreal Canadiens, returned from the locker room with a mask.
As more than one person has said, my favorite part of Eric Boehlert's Lapdogs is Chapter 3, his fierce and detailed takedown of The Note. Between its endless pro-Republican spin, vacuous obsession with mind-numbing personality trivia, and smug insularity, it represents everything wrong with political media...
Flags of Our Fathers was one craptastic movie.I consider it my professional responsibility to see most every major war movie. People ask me, in class and out, what I thought.
I've neglected to say that the Drum Major Institute has a terrific new blog intended to counter the rhetoric of the "tort reform" movement, to which I will be an.
I'm not one to carry much water for John Kerry, but is there anything more disineguous than the claim that "he'd have been fine" had he only apologized quickly for his remarks yesterday? (See an equally implausible variation on this argument here.) I'm trying to imagine...
Terry Teachout recently had a WSJ piece about the bankruptcy of Tower Records. Alas, this one will be fatal (and, worse, I found out only after the jazz sections at.
Readers might be interested to know that nominations for the Cliopatra Awards (for history-related blogs) are being accepted throughout the month of November. Cadillacs and steak knives are being handed.