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National Enquirer chief editor's op-ed in today's Wall Street Journal
OPINION Everything About Politicians
Is Fair Game
By DAVID PEREL
September 11, 2008; Page A15
The private lives of the presidential candidates are off limits. Writing about people who do not hold elected office constitutes shameful scandal mongering. The families of the candidates should not be ( Read more... ) -
War With Russia on the Agenda
Related
Warnings to Russia from Joe Lieberman and Lindsey Graham
August 26, 2008
Calamity in the Name of Hegemony
By PAUL CRAIG ROBERTS
Thinking about the massive failure of the US media to report truthfully is sobering. The United States, bristling with nuclear weapons and pursuing a policy of world hegemony, has a population that is kept in the dark-- ( Read more... ) -
WSJ: Ron Paul's Supporters in Nevada Could Cause McCain Trouble
GOP Fight in Nevada Could
Cause McCain Trouble
Delegation Split
May Prompt Votes
For Libertarians
By BRAD HAYNES
August 23, 2008; Page A4
PAHRUMP, NEV. -- Two Nevada delegations are packing their bags for the Republican National Convention Sept. 1, and if the latest party ruling stands, neither of them will be seated.
A fiasco at the state ( Read more... ) -
WSJ Editorial Page Seeing Coke Bugs: 'Obama Running For 'Bush’s Third Term'
Bush's Third Term
July 2, 2008; Page A12
We're beginning to understand why Barack Obama keeps protesting so vigorously against the prospect of "George Bush's third term." Maybe he's worried that someone will notice that he's the candidate who's running for it.
Most Presidential candidates adapt their message after they win their party nomination, but ( Read more... ) -
War Street Urinal calls for preemptive strike on - - Zimbabwe
GLOBAL VIEW
By BRET STEPHENS
The Bush Doctrine Is Relevant Again
June 24, 2008; Page A17
Here's a prediction: Zimbabwe's Morgan Tsvangirai will win this year's Nobel Peace Prize.
He would be its worthiest recipient since the prize went to Burma's Aung San Suu Kyi (one of the prize's few worthy recipients, period) in 1991. He deserves it for standing ( Read more... ) -
WSJ calls out Republicans for putting up fake grass-roots website
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Mortgage Bailout
Infuriates Tenants
(And Steve Forbes)
'Angry Renter' Web Site
Has Grass-Roots Look,
But This Turf Is Fake
By MICHAEL M. PHILLIPS
May 16, 2008; Page A1
WASHINGTON -- AngryRenter.com looks a bit like a digital ransom note, with irregular fonts, exclamation points and big red arrows -- all emphasizing prudent renters' outrage ( Read more... )
