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Joel is a Web developer and student of law & politics currently residing in Bowling Green, Oh. Comments are always appreciated!
Pelosi vs. the CIA
I’m sure I’ve written something on this before… but I suppose it doesn’t hurt to mention, yet again, the unbelievable audacity of the Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi. This from The Corner: According to the IG report, the agency … Continue reading
Posted in National Security
Tagged congress, enhanced interrogation, lied, Pelosi, techniques
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theoretical bills
Just so you know how comfortable Democrats are with power… For those who missed it (and Andy’s post doesn’t quite convey the whole story of the farrago), Rep Mike Pence started the debate yesterday morning by pointing out that the … Continue reading
The most important event in U.S. history
I wanted to pass along a really amazing piece in the Wall Street Journal by Thomas Fleming. The historical story is revealing in 2 ways. First, it is amazing to see the parallels with the War in Iraq and the … Continue reading
Posted in History, People
Tagged congress, Flemming, General, Resignation, Revolutionary War, Washington, WSJ
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Good times, better times, worst possible time.
Over a week ago now, Nancy Pelosi proposed the adoption of a non-binding resolution to reprimand the Turkish government for the killing of thousands of Armenians by the Ottoman Government in 1915 (which makes about as much sense as you … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Affairs
Tagged , Armenian, congress, Foreign Affairs, Geoncide, Nancy Pelosi, resolution
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