Thanks to Larry’s link in today’s fp post, I was reminded of IraqSlogger.com. The site’s servers went down on Sunday when it was featured on Washington Journal. It’s up and running now, and full of information.
Eason Jordan, a former CNN employee, is one of IraqSlogger’s founders. He said one of their goals is to bring good news from there. In that vein, today I read that CBS reporter Kimberly Dozier has recovered and is back at work.
A second entry that is now posted is a photo collection from Saturday’s march. Close-ups of some of the more “extravagant” costumes range from a Santa to Dancing Flowers. The headline doesn’t call this Good News, but I see it that way!
Sad news is the diary of an 11-year-old boy who attends school as the only one in his class. There’s got to be a way to end the violence.
Books Alive: did you read the ClammyC/Adam front page article today about U.S. Attorneys?
Yes, I did, Latanawi. Have made a reply there. I hope that Feinstein et al. can bring their bill forward with so much else going on.
Abu Gonzales comes under withering fire in John Dean’s latest commentary. The essay describes how A) President Bush Made a Fool of His Atty Gen and B) How Atty Gen Gonzales Made a Fool of Himself: on Habeas Corpus. In checking out Mark Pryor (because of the removal of the Arkansas US Atty), I read that he was one of 12 Democratic senators who voted for the Military Commissions Act of 2006, denying habeas corpus to certain detainees, and maybe a whole lot more “unintended” affectees.