Monthly Archives: September 2006

Let’s see, today’s reading. John Holbo directs my attention to a long summary of facts about American national security and to a subsequent thread in which a critic heroically continues to believe in whatever he wants to believe in. Matthew … Continue reading →

I rarely get enthused enough about a candidate to give them money, but the last six years have definitely changed my sense of the urgency involved in getting the right people into power. I’m a registered independent. I could give … Continue reading →

Norm Geras complains about Tony Judt’s complaint about liberal supporters of the war in Iraq. And in so doing, does a pretty fair job of underscoring Judt’s analysis. Geras’ reply is a short, concise greatest hits parade of the argumentative … Continue reading →

“What does that mean, ‘outrages upon human dignity?’ That’s a statement that is wide open to interpretation.” “It depends on what the meaning of the word ‘is’ is.”