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Fall Is In the Air
Don't get me wrong; I have nothing against fall other than the fact that winter follows it. (My ideal seasonal year would be early spring, mid-spring, late spring, summer, early fall, leaves falling, early spring, and so on.) But every...
Bric-A-BRAC
Kathryn (I Refuse to Call Her "K-Lo") Lopez at The Corner: An e-mail: "Is it possible that the whole Ellsworth AFB thing was a set-up from the start ? intended to make John Thune look like Superman? He?s a much...
NYT on EAFB
Here is the New York Times on the Ellsworth decision. The news story contains the photo below. Perhaps we can have a contest to see who can come up with the funniest caption. The winner gets a full dose of...
Even More Caption Humor
Again from the email, here is the latest entry in the Write That Caption contest: Thune Gives Johnson The Vulcan Neck Pinch! Follow the link above to get the joke. Live long and prosper? I think not!...
Fun With NYT photo
From the email, here is a contestant in the Write that caption contest referenced below: (Tim Johnson is thinking..) If Thune's hand is on my shoulder, and Rounds' and Herseth's are over there, then WHO IS THAT GOOSING ME?BTW, here...
Reminder
John Thune will be on This Week, with George Stephanhumpaluffagus (is that how it's spelled?) tomorrow morning....
The Clean Cut Kid is Right, and a Little Wrong.
Seth at CCK excoriated conservatives for defending Dobson's comments, so its nice that he has now torn into Pat Robertson and Paul Harvey. It gives me a chance to join my colleague, Professor Schaff, in not defending Robertson or what...
CINCPAC: ChiCom Naval Buildup Raises Questions
Why does China need that navy?
The new commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, Adm. Gary Roughhead, an interested onlooker of the joint Chinese-Russian military maneuvers during the past eight days, has posed a critical question about the rapidly modernizing Chinese navy: "What do [the Chinese] see as the intended use of that navy?
If that navy "is to ensure the free flow of commerce, that would not be surprising," he said, nodding toward the sea lanes in the South China and East China seas through which pass the oil and raw materials that feed China's expanding economy, not to mention its soaring exports. The admiral added, however: "What if the intent is not purely to defend the sea lanes?" He left the question open.
Indeed. That IS the question.
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