Pissed! And Subdued

The Woman You Don't Piss Off

Hillary Turns Fire on MSM

Stubborn Facts: Channeling Richard Nixon

But . . . . Subdued in Junction City.

The inevitable arrives: the Two Teams Are Preparing for the Fall.

Dumb-Assed Scot Calls Hillary a Dumb Liar  Got news for ya, Sonny Jim.  No one thinks you're Albert Einstein.

The Hillary Lesson: Peggy Orenstein teaches how to be a modern, urban feminist egotist pretending to care.   About something.  Whatever.

Feminists are Bloody Booring.

United States

McCain Making Age Jokes on Saturday Night Live

The MSM believes the Republican Party is in tatters.  Can McCain Save the Day?

McCain Republicanism?  Yep.

Crosses and Coveralls: Obama Puts on Blue Collar Act

Bill Clinton for Senate?  More likely than you know.

Democrats Are Hoping to Take Dixie

Rumors Swirl Over WAPO Buyout Proposal

He's still the best in my book: Pat Oliphant Shows Off His Cartoons.

Re-Visiting Nixon

I love 're-visits."  Historian Rick Perlstein writes, per Buckley, engrossing histories.  He adds a second volume to his quiver: Nixon Land.  Go, Ricky!

Those were bad times.  Any fairly objective person understood there was way more partisanship than forensics in the Press (we called it then).  Cruel, spoiled kids hurting whomever they wanted to hurt.  Think there's no karma in that?

He Was Not a Crook:

The Watergate maelstrom - the unprecedented resignation of an American president and the criminal conviction of his top aides, a wrenching political upheaval unequaled in our nation's history - is popularly remembered as a triumph for the Washington press corps. Book deals were signed, acclaimed movies produced, reputations made, myths cemented.

Yet a dispassionate review of the massive corpus of official Watergate evidence - including, for the first time, the internal memoranda of the Watergate Special Prosecution Force (WSPF) and 5,000 pages of executive session testimony collected by the Senate Watergate committee - reveals Schorr's example was hardly unique, that the news media, for all their prominence in Nixon's downfall, actually got a lot wrong in their coverage of the great scandal.

War on Terror

Doughnuts and Coffee in the Green Zone

Pelosi Gets Subdued Reaction in Iraq

Gonna Die Crisis

What Will McCain's Warming Plan Cost the Economy?

International

Czar Putin

Anyone ever hear "junta" and "good deeds" in the same sentence?  Not me.  The Junta in Myanmar Would Rather Starve People than Help Them.

UN to Investigate US for Racism