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Dave Kranz, Tom Daschle's long-time college buddy, has an article in today's Argus in which he's whining about the Republican Senate Committee's press release about Thune's victory. The problem is that when the Democratic Senate Committee wrote a release in...
Conservative Reform in Germany

German elections are approaching. The question facing the electorate is not whether to reform Germany's welfare state, but how and how fast. Whatever happens, Germany will remain far to the left of the U.S. in its institutions; but it will...
Iraq Blog, etc.

This blog by Michael Yon has received much attention in the last couple days, including stories from the Star Tribune and Powerline. If you want real Ernie Pyle type war reporting, Yon seems to be the only game in town....
New York Times on Thune

The New York Times has a story this morning about Thune and Ellsworth:He pulled out all the stops and virtually camped out at the commission hearings being held at a hotel just outside Washington, buttonholing anyone he could to make...
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.

Credit where Credit is Due

Our Democratic colleagues in the regional blogsophere are being rather more generous in sharing the credit for today's good news than they were when Ellsworth was put on the BRAC list, which is probably what we at SDPolitics would have...
The Upshot

The case being made is familiar. On the commission's own standards Ellsworth scored well and just as high or higher than Dyess on various criteria. Consolidating the B-1 to one base is a bad idea. Pending lawsuits at Dyess make...
$3,800 A Week For A "Spa" and He Doesn't Even Own A Decent Pair of Pants

The Superficial on Michael Moore's weight loss spa: When you can throw down $3,800 per week at a spa, it'd be nice if you could look slightly more presentable than the homeless man who lives in the subway. [Site may...

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