Mr. Inhofe’s Last Hearing – washingtonpost.com
After listening to some of the hearing on the radio, I am forced to agree with the Post. What does it say about America, that the ruling party for the last
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Category: blues from a red state
Peggy Noonan
It’s a bit disconcerting to have Peggy Noonan agree with me on anything. But she seems to have had the same gut reaction to the Bush/Web confrontation that I did.
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GOP Must Correct Its Mistakes, Mehlman Says – washingtonpost.com
I am sorry Ken, but it has nothing to do with Conservative or Liberal Principles and everything to do with Moral Principles. Mehlman acknowledged voter anger about the Iraq war and
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George F. Will – Already Too Busy for Civility – washingtonpost.com
George Will has decided he will hold a newly elected Senator to a higher standard that the President and Vice-President of the United States. Go figure. I agree if Jim Webb really
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E. J. Dionne Jr. – Can the GOP Find Its Center? – washingtonpost.com
I found the following paragraphs most telling. In an article in the latest issue of the conservative Weekly Standard, Yuval Levin, a fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center,
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A bipartisan Bush? Not so you would notice…
It was pretty obvious even right after the elections that the president wasn’t changing his approach. If anything he seemed to be rubbing the fact that he wasn’t in the
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SENSIBLE PRIORITIES
Jim Hightower is one of the few Texas Progressive Politicians my generation has seen. He has a real talent for cutting through the BS that most politicians sling… Hey, how
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Top-Secret Torture – washingtonpost.com
The election may be over but the battle to protect the American Constitution has just begun. Do not think that if these rulings are allowed to stand that they will only
