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Broder: No Way to Choose a President
On Tuesday, Raj and I both wrote about the first debates of the 2008 presidential election season. While I did what I...
The Dark Side of Biofuels
Well, since none of you enlightened me about your preferences in yesterday's Energy Mash, I'm going to take things into my own...
Wednesday Energy Mash
When it comes to energy and climate change, I'm having a tough time deciding what to blog about today... Should I focus...
The BradleyDeanBabbittTsongas of 2008?
Each presidential election cycle brings us a Mr. Right . It also introduces us to the "media candidate." In the past 30...
Gitmo Hunger Strike – What One Detainee Described
In our name: "Each day Al-Haj is strapped tightly into the chair with 13 straps. The guards begin with the feet straps,...
Mr. Right gets a Billy Crystal Moment
With several national polls and GOP insiders voicing unease with the current roster of 10 Republican candidates for president, former Senator and...
Name That Pundit
Time to play a little game of name that pundit. Who said the following, when, and about whom? Power-worship blurs political judgement...
Name That Pundit: A.K.A. Charlie is Too Predictable
Okay, yes, as a number of you guessed, the author was George Orwell.? And yes I am predictable. Extra points, however, to...
Scary World v. Global Solutions: Finding the Right Frame for Globalization
Thanks to our friends over at Passport , the blog of Foreign Policy magazine, I took a look today at Slide Share's...
A Sign of Hope?
The blogosphere is buzzing with the rumor that the Democratic Reps on the House Armed Service Committee are considering including a restoration...
What a Difference an Ambassador Makes
Ambassador Khalilzad's first speech before the U.N. General Assembly is pasted below. Bush administration policy hasn't substantially changed over the past five...