The Weekly Standard's parody page features the following knee-slapper as a "Kids' letter to Barak Obama":Dear Senator Obama,I'm a student here at Harvard and my mama tells me there ain't.
HMS Renown was to be the sixth "R" class battleship, but construction was suspended at the beginning of World War I in the expectation that the ship would not be.
This article from World Net Daily sent a number of people (including my favorite wingnut) into spasms of glee the other day. Following through on their commitment to depict opponents.
As Scott pointed out earlier today, Charles Johnson among others are evidently incapable of discerning the plain meaning of the phrase "at that time" when it follows immediately a sentence.
How can we expect to do well in Iraq when, after relieving six insurgents of multiple explosive devices, we just let them go? No way to run a railroad...The United.
Oh my, we are breathlessly informed in the National Post that Mark Steyn's antiliberal and anti-Western values book is--despite an endorsement by Mona Charen!--being "boycotted" by Canada's largest book chain..
Everybody's talking about Ralph Peters "give up on Iraq" bit, and I think that Glenn and Spencer, among others, have demonstrated how dishonest and incoherent his new position is. Peter's.
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.
- Erik Visits an American Grave, Part 2,057
- Bob Weir
- ICE quoting white separatist ethno-nationalist song lyrics in recruiting materials
- NFL Open Thread: Wild Card Saturday
- Is Congress briefly awakening from hibernation?
- Week 51
- On the Ground in Tehran
- Think Smaller. Think More Legs.
- Grading RFK Jr. on the Harvard College curve
- Erik Visits an American Grave, Part 2,056
