Publius is making sense, here:For now, the question across the political spectrum is why Miers? Or more precisely, why not someone from the farm team? I think the answer is simple: torture. Of all the scandals and junkets and leaks and what have you, the one that...
Moving Up
After almost five years of Thursdays, Balkan Express (est. October 19, 2000) is moving - by a day. From this week onward, it will appear on Wednesdays. It may be five years since the 'revolution' in Serbia, and ten since the Bosnian War ended, but the Empire is still...
Ever Wonder What 2,000 Dead Soldiers Look Like?
Something like this. Thanks to Kev Hall for the link.
US Death Toll in Afghanistan Tops 240
Misleading headlines were abound today: 200 US deaths in Afghanistan U.S. death toll in Afghanistan hits 200 The real total casualty count for Operation Enduring Freedom has been above 200 since late June of 2005. The discrepancy lies in a qualifier lacking in every...
The Return of Antiwar-Daily
We have finally got a new mail program working after the demise of our third-party email list vendor. Many of you may have been inadvertently dropped from the daily reminder mailings, set to resume tonight. If you need to sign back up, go to this form and fill in your...
‘He Worked for Cheney, Too’
Glenn Reynolds gets the Afterthought of the Day award for this post. In related news, Birmingham Baron Michael Jordan also played basketball in Chicago.
Intern Michelle Malkin?
Not yet, but you had better keep an eye on me, she says:The safety of the president and the country was put at risk, and it may have been due in part to the blinders of political correctness and complacency. If it means now that the White House will be applying extra...
Arthur Chrenkoff Does the Weather
Tony Blair's government, its mendacity slipping the surly bonds of earth, embarks on a campaign against meteorological defeatism:It is goodbye to those miserable showers and isolated storms. Prolonged sunshine is expected under new “positive” forecast guidelines...
Score Two More for the National Security President
Pentagon Analyst Pleads Guilty to Passing U.S. State Secrets White House Spy Linked to Coup
A Second Take On Scooter-gate
The original version of my Monday column, on what I'm calling "Scooter-gate," contained a number of errors involving dates, which I have now corrected. I have also added a significant amount of new material -- so much that it is, for all intents and purposes, quite a...
