Does George Will look at the world thru rose colored glasses?
To judge by his latest columns my answer would have to be yes. It looks like I’m not the only one who thins so either. Marbo is Guest Posting over
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To Fence or Not To Fence…
Charles Krauthammer has a long piece on the Immigration Bill and building fences. This whole fence argument comes with a timing that I find full of synchronicity. What with all
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It’s Sunday Morning – June 10, 20 O’Seven
I hope Charles Osgood doesn’t get upset with me for borrowing his date format. I have liked the way it sounds ever since he started using in, I think it
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Muses from the middle of the day
My email brought me the latest “News From Vermont” a regular newsletter put out by Burr Morse from the Morse Farm Sugarworks. I stumbled upon a copy of one of
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Thursday Morning – June 7, 20 O Seven
What a difference a day makes…Yesterday morning I was in Medical Mode and not hurrying out the door, so I drew my first cup and glanced up at the “Weather
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Washington Scandals
There is a firestorm brewing in Washington DC. It is a storm fueled by scandal…Scandals based on the perception of dishonesty. At this moment, it is only the perception of
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John McCain – The War You’re Not Reading About – washingtonpost.com
Leave it to the Senator to put his finger on the “New” policy for Iraq. One innovation of the new strategy is closing markets to vehicles, thereby precluding car bombs
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Politics Collide With Iraq Realities
On Easter Sunday the Iraq prognosis could be better. A political breakthrough in Washington already happened, Hamre (John J. Hamre, a former deputy defense secretary) said, when November’s elections turned into
