Month: July 2005

Larry Johnson and Pat Lang felt discouraged Friday night. The mainstream media had written scantily about the testimony by Johnson, the former CIA and State Dept. intelligence analyst, and his mentor Lang, a retired colonel and...

One paragraph from the DLC’s newest article caught my eye.  Al From and Bruce Reed just have this so wrong. They were just as wrong when they wanted to pursue military action in Iraq.  They are wrong today. 9/11...

There are a lot of intense feelings going around the left-wing blogosphere. There are a lot of people feeling let down, or threatened, or afraid by the Democratic response to Judge Roberts’s nomination. People are...

I have been inexpressibly moved and humbled by the expressions of concern I have received from so many people. I had no idea that I would be missed so much. I am pleased to report that I remain alive and at large, and intend to...

Four major unions decided Sunday to boycott the AFL-CIO convention, setting the stage for one or more to bolt from the 50-year-old federation in a battle over how to reverse organized labor’s decades-long decline, The...