AUSTIN -- We live in a great nation. The police blotter of the Mill Valley Herald in California informs us that the constabulary there had to be called out on account of a citizen "dressed like a penguin" who was "standing on a street...
04 January 2006
I ache with fresh hope and foreboding at this time of year. The time is ripe for an overarching vision of a world without war - a tough, smart vision that can claim headlines and hold its own with the spin machines of government. Without...
04 January 2006
The minority of Americans who support the war largely do so out of a sense of responsibility to Iraqis. They favor reconstruction and restoration as well as ongoing occupation. And most of the majority who favor ending the war support...
04 January 2006
No one is in greater need of forthright new year’s resolutions than
big media outlets. In a constructive spirit, therefore, here are some
resolutions for them in 2006.
* Daily newspaper editors:
Just about every paper...
* Daily newspaper editors:
Just about every paper...
03 January 2006
AUSTIN, Texas -- My theory is that they don't tell him anything, that's why the president keeps sounding like he doesn't know what he's talking about.
There he was at Brooke Army Medical Center over the weekend,...
There he was at Brooke Army Medical Center over the weekend,...
03 January 2006
Remember the "nuclear option" compromise? When the group of 14 Senators
reached their agreement last May, they said they'd support a filibuster only
under "extraordinary circumstances," presumably if Bush nominated Attila the
Hun. I'd...
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