If you've ever wondered how intensely imbecilic Michelle Malkin, John Hinderaker, David Horowitz, and their Epsilon blogchildren can be, Glenn Greenwald has a nice summary here. Via.

Why the whole WMD matter doesn't matter.

Christopher Hitchens' pathetic decline picks up speed. (By the way, this recent cry for attention aided Eros about as much as Hitchens' following non sequiturs should help Ares.) [M]ay I propose some ways in which those who don't want to be associated with Michael...

Scott P. Richert has more on the WMD non-story, and why Sen. Santorum may be so hot for it. Arthur Silber writes to remind me that the WMD matter is largely irrelevant, and I agree, but it's always good to remind people how dishonest – and ridiculously so – the...

Why Rick Santorum's announcement of an Iraq WMD discovery should be taken as seriously as… well, everything Rick Santorum says. Clark Stooksbury has more.

Gene Healy shares the deep thoughts of the thinking man's Glenn Reynolds.

On this Father's Day, frequent AWC contributor Dr. Teresa Whitehurst recalls her father's view of the Iraq war.

Arthur Silber is back among the blogging, and at the end of a post today he reissues an old favorite of mine from 2003: "It's Your Goddamned Mess. You Be 'Constructive.'" (I cited it in this 2004 piece.) Today's remarks, on the stay-the-course fundamentalists who run...

That's David Weigel's count, anyway: It's fantastic news that U.S. forces have killed a terrorist who murdered hundreds or thousands of Americans and Iraqis in cold blood. It's definitely not wise for pundits to take that news and bash Iraq War skeptics over the head...

Radley Balko has done some excellent work covering the militarization of law enforcement in the War on Drugs. In his most recent post on the subject, he includes a letter written by a man whose niece was shot and killed by a gung-ho cop "during a drug raid that went...