I believe in the free speech that liberals used to believe in, the economic freedom that conservatives used to believe in, and the personal freedom that America used to believe in.
For a Yankee fan, there are few better ways to win a Division title than with a three game sweep of the Red Sox at home:
The Yankees have known this celebration was coming. Even if they could not and would not gloat about it, they had a significant enough lead that they realized it was [...]
In today’s Washington Post, Andrew J. Bacevich suggests that we reach back to the early days of the Cold War for ideas on how to deal with the war against Islamic terrorism:
Containment implies turning to the old Cold War playbook. When confronting the Soviet threat, the United States and its allies erected robust defenses, such [...]
Former Nixon speechwriter and New York Times columnist William Safire has died:
William Safire, a speechwriter for President Richard M. Nixon and a Pulitzer Prize-winning political columnist for The New York Times who also wrote novels, books on politics and a Malaprop’s treasury of articles on language, died at a hospice in Rockville, Md. on Sunday. [...]
While the motive behind the murder of Census worker Bill Sparkman in Eastern Kentucky remains unknown, it’s worth noting that some on the right have spent the summer railing up fears about what is supposed to be a simple, Constitutionally required, process.
Exhibit A: Congresswoman Michelle Bachmann
Back in June for example, Bachmann was saying that [...]
Ron Paul spoke with Dylan Rattigan about H.R. 1207:
Robert Gates made clear this morning that he does not see the Iranian problem as one that can be solved principally by military means:
WASHINGTON (Reuters) — Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Sunday that diplomacy and sanctions rather than military action are the way to persuade Iran to change its nuclear program as divisions emerge in [...]
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