- (Our troops) are sacrificing on behalf of an administration that made a terrible mistake and stubbornly refuses to acknowledge it or change any of the policies that led to it.
- If only we as a nation had spurned the “feel-good promises of irresponsible” neoconservatives in 2003, we wouldn’t be in Iraq today, and the estimated $2 trillion total cost of the war could be used to ameliorate many of the other pressing problems we face.
- ...didn’t realize how far (the conservative movement) had fallen until I read William Kristol refer to Clarence Thomas as “the most impressive conservative in American public life.”
Saturday, March 15, 2008
Reaction to the Neo Con Mess
The NYT posted some realistic responses to one of William Kristol's nonsense pieces about Iraq and McCain, the necessity to stay in Iraq, and Kristol's perception of a maturity gap among Obama supporters. Here are a few excerpts. Why the NYT ever hired Kristol is still the stuff of incredulity.
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This is reminding me of the Jayson Blair issue at Nytimes again. People just posting lies and not cheking their sources.
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