Dan Rather and CBS are still sticking by their guns. I almost feel sorry for them… well, no, I lie. I don’t feel sorry at all.
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Rathergate part II
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Deja vu all over again
As if the possibility of forged documents used by a CBS hit piece aren’t enough, Sen. Tom Harking is back.
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CBS documents may be forgeries
Last night, 60 Minutes aired a report in which documents claiming to show that George W. Bush received special treatment while in the Texas National Guard.
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Views from six Iraqi women
Omar points out some good news from an unlikely source: the BBC.
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Creative editing is your friend
Julian Sanchez reluctantly reports on the real story behind Dick Cheney’s “scare tactics.”
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Better late than never
Well, this is late, but Omar changed his mind about whether an announcement by a group of Hawza clerics was late, too.
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Beslan massacre redux
Via Qur’an Project, a heartbreaking companion to my previous posts that referred to the tragic massacre in Russia last week.
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Mighty Miller
Michael Novak’s latest column for the National Review takes a look at Zell Miller’s speech at last week’s RNC.
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Moore vs. Mel
Sean Hackbarth writes, “With the news that Michael Moore is going after the Best Picture Oscar instead of the Best Documentary Oscar I will publically state that the next Academy Awards will be the most polarized in recent memory.”
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Repeal the income tax!
Neal Boortz puts a one-two knockout punch to the Kerry idea that the Fair Tax plan would result in the largest ever tax increase on poor and middle income Americans. (From TownHall.com)
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