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Shame on Cheney
Salt Lake Tribune, United States – 6 hours ago
It was with dismay that I read that Dick Cheney will be in
Utah once again (Tribune, Sept. 26). His speech to the Council for National Policy, …
VP Cheney makes quick trip to Utah to address secretive [...]
Entries from September 2007
30 September 2007
Dominionist Hoedown Links (update)
29 September 2007
Dominionist Hoedown in Salt Lake City and YOU ain’t Invited
[NOTE: Because it just might make you read it, longtime newsman Doug Krile lists this in today's Krile Files as "The Best Story of the Night: Oh, my. There's enough intrigue here to keep anybody interesting. Follow the twists and turns and be prepared to be surprised!" -- hw]
What’s a “dominionist”?
It’s important that you [...]
29 September 2007
Ahmadinejad Handed A Propaganda Win
A followup to my post on Wednesday:
2007-09-26
What? Politeness Counts in Foreign Relations?
And just imagine how we look to the REST of the world with our clueless and crapulous performance. Not that we care a fig for what the world thinks of us, right?
29 September 2007
Breaking News Or Wind Or Something
SMOKING GUN UPDATE 4:04 AM PDT: Paul Singer is one of the three richest libertarians, according to Ron Paul’s ex-Congressional Senior Aide and District Representative, Eric Dondero [Rittberg]:
# Eric Dondero Says:
January 30th, 2007 at 3:22 pm
Just breaking…
The London Herald-Tribune is reporting that Libertarian Billionaire Paul Singer has endorsed Rudy Giuliani for President. Singer, is [...]
28 September 2007
Disneyland Democracy
[Note: Read the "prequel" to this post, "Private Legislatures" first and this will make a lot more sense to you. -- HW]
The California media are chasing their tails over the revelation that the “Electoral College” initiative that’s supposedly failing was given an $175,000 donation by a Missouri attorney named Charles Hurth III, who [...]
28 September 2007
Private Legislatures
Good news of a sort, today — unless you happen to be one of those who make their living gathering petition signatures, or running petition campaigns for money in those twenty-plus states that allow ballot measures and initiatives.
Another “stealth” petition drive has, seemingly, bit the dust in California, according to the Los Angeles Times:
[...]
27 September 2007
That Hitler Thing Again
There is some “law” of debates that states whenever “Hitler” or “Nazi” is used, the rational portion of the argument goes off the tracks, and reasonable debate concludes.*
[* Godwin's Law. See HERE for how to get around it.‡]
[‡This is NOT to be confused with Hart's Three Laws of Mechanics (circa 1989):
Every task will require ONE [...]
26 September 2007
What? Politeness Counts in Foreign Relations?
As noted HERE, HERE and HERE, other writers seem to have noticed what rude, boorish slobs America has been to the visiting Iranian head of state.
It wasn’t about the Iranian President. The way that he was treated is seen in Iran as the way WE have decided to treat ALL Iranians. You disrespect the country’s [...]
25 September 2007
A Nation Without Couth
I have tried for the past three days to say what Rick Perlstein says here brilliantly, and far better than I could have. If that doesn’t pique your interest, nothing else that I can say will.
Please read it.
Please?
Courage.
25 September 2007
Dr. Evil Trolls For Retractions
This is about the fallacy that the entire Rightie attack on The New York Times
over the MoveOn ad is based on. The fallacy that, when revealed, drops their whole house of cards.
I have been chided privately for using the term “troll” as a characterization for perhaps too many posts. And I have privately noted that [...]
24 September 2007
Predictable Rudy’s Excuse
Yesterday, I wrote the following:
MoveOn Moves On, Challenges Rudy To Do His Duty
MoveOn has just released the following press release on PRnewswire, which reads, in part:
Now that the Times has revealed this mistake for the first time, and while we believe that the $142,083 figure is above the market rate paid by most organizations, out [...]



















