September 27, 2007
Dartmounth Democrat Debate
Here's my favorite quote from last night's Democrat debate at Dartmouth. When Hillary Clinton was asked who she would root for if both the Cubs and the Yankees made it to the World Series, she responded, "Well, I would probably have to alternate sides." This article also points out how Clinton's comments on U.S. use of torture also contradict her previous views. I guess when it comes to national security, Clinton would also alternate sides.
My favorite commentary about the debate comes to us from Powerlineblog.com, "Barack Obama provided the most thoughtful and (for the most part) direct answers. In the context of a Democratic presidential debate, that's a nice way of saying he lost." Very true, often time persuasion through confusion tends to be very effective for Democrat candidates.
Another interesting note is how Democrat candidates give answers in a way to please the far left-wing base, but give themselves wiggle room in their response. This is because what the far left wants would be poor and dangerous policy. An example of this is promising to get "combat troops" out of Iraq. Of course, this this would not include anti-terrorism and support troops.
My favorite commentary about the debate comes to us from Powerlineblog.com, "Barack Obama provided the most thoughtful and (for the most part) direct answers. In the context of a Democratic presidential debate, that's a nice way of saying he lost." Very true, often time persuasion through confusion tends to be very effective for Democrat candidates.
Another interesting note is how Democrat candidates give answers in a way to please the far left-wing base, but give themselves wiggle room in their response. This is because what the far left wants would be poor and dangerous policy. An example of this is promising to get "combat troops" out of Iraq. Of course, this this would not include anti-terrorism and support troops.
See Hugh's post at 1:54 AM! It's on now.
Thursday, September 27, 2007
Posted by: Hugh Hewitt at 1:54 AM My new Townhall.com column is up.
If the most notorious anti-Semitic, genocide-inciting killer of American soldiers and Marines invited you to dinner, would you accept?
If the most notorious anti-Semitic, genocide-inciting killer of American soldiers and Marines invited you to dinner, would you accept?
Sean McCormack gives us a Black Water update Via the....
.....the State Department's first-ever blog,Dipnote,which comes from the term: diplomatic note, defined as: A formal communication between an ambassador and a minister (usually the foreign minister) of this host government or another ambassador."
cool
http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entires/blackwater_update/
cool
http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entires/blackwater_update/
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