This guy can piss me off like no other.
Take a look at an excerpt from Bill Kristol’s recent Op-Ed What Obama Left Out, which is about Sen. Obama’s commencement speech at Wesleyan this weekend:
“Obama chooses to introduce the notion of public service…but there’s one obvious path of service Obama doesn’t recommend — or even mention: [...]
From The New Republic’s Rotten On The Inside: “In a remarkably open rebellion, Republican members of Congress and party strategists decried Bush’s role in bringing down the Republican ‘brand,’ the party’s failure to offer new policies, and the futility of campaigns rooted in the 1980s and ’90s. Rep. Tom Davis of Virginia, who is retiring, [...]
March 25, 2008 – 10:38 am
From Huffington Post’s A McCain Moment: Do You Want Four More Years of This?: “Yes, John McCain is a war hero, and yes, we’re all grateful for his service during the Vietnam war. But as McCain’s embarrassing foreign fact-finding fiascos make clear: having acted heroically in a foreign war does not magically translate into foreign [...]
March 13, 2008 – 11:22 am
From Daily Kos’s The GOP is now gaming our primary for Clinton: “Hillary Clinton’s support from Republicans…is coming from Republicans who will not support her in the general election. They are simply wreaking havoc in the Democratic primary, hoping to further divide an already divided party, and perhaps even help Hillary Clinton win the nomination…Look [...]
March 10, 2008 – 11:45 am
From Alternet’s Theocracy Rejected: Former Christian Right Leaders ‘Fess up: “Frank Schaeffer, John Whitehead and Cal Thomas have repudiated the theocratic movement they once led. Here’s why.”
October 23, 2007 – 01:49 pm
From Salon’s running diary, The Republicans debate in Florida: 45 minutes: Romney rides the Hillary hatred. “She hasn’t run a corner store. She hasn’t run a state. She hasn’t run a city. She has never run anything. And the idea that she could learn to be president, you know, as an internship, just doesn’t make [...]
August 28, 2007 – 10:05 am
From Salon.com’s The waning power of the War Myth: “For Bush, Vietnam’s real relevance to Iraq isn’t the early withdrawal issue — it’s the ’stab in the back.’ The ’stab in the back’ holds that America was only defeated in Vietnam because we lost the will to fight. And those who sapped our will, those [...]
August 27, 2007 – 11:55 am
I don’t trust the latest staff shakeups in the White House. First Karl Rove resigns, and now Gonzales. The President’s two fiercest defenders have both left the White House, and only two weeks apart. Don’t get me wrong, I’ve been in favor of Gonzales leaving since he first stepped foot in the Attorney General’s office, [...]
August 16, 2007 – 11:15 am
From the Atlantic’s article, The Rove Presidency: “Rove has always cast himself not merely as a campaign manager but as someone with a mind for policy and for history’s deeper currents—as someone, in other words, with the wherewithal not just to exploit the political landscape but to reshape it. At the Christian Science Monitor lunch, [...]
While doing some Wikipedia research on Martin Luther, I came across this chestnut: “In the introduction to his New Testament — published in September 1522 and selling 5,000 copies in two months — he explained that good works spring from faith; they do not produce it” (emphasis added).
Now, maybe it’s because “I was…I was raised [...]
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