Month: April 2005

1. In 1997, Rep. Tom Delay and four aides take a six-day trip to Moscow, underwritten by business interests lobbying in support of the Russian government. “The expenses were covered by a mysterious company registered in...

The Wall Street Journal reported this morning the Army has settled a billing dispute with Halliburton despite numerous concerns by Pentagon auditors that the company couldn’t provide adequate documentation to justify its...

My previous post providing the writing of co-barfly (i.e. esteemed member of the Moon of Alabama community) DeAnander on Sustainable living was successful enough, so I’d thought I’d provide another recent tidbit...

The powerful House Majority Leader, Tom DeLay (R-TX) is off to the funeral of Pope John Paul II. But politics as he knows it may be  forever changed by the time he returns. Corruption scandals have been closing in on Mr....

Kevin Drum, who certainly seems like a reasonably nice guy, just absolutely stinks at analyzing any news that comes out of Iraq.  Like many bloggers, he simply accepts mainstream news stories at face value, and he rarely...