By Donald Lambro Thursday,September 6, 2007 Excerpts: WASHINGTON — Political cracks are appearing in the Democrats’ once-unified opposition to the war in Iraq, and a prominent independent pollster says it’s not “a slam dunk” issue for them anymore.One week before Gen. David Petraeus, the U.S. military commander in Iraq, gives his report to Congress, Republican
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Katie Couric, currently reporting from Iraq, got an earful from U.S. Soldiers who are sick and tired of how the war is being portrayed in the media. From the CBS Evening News: Couric asked: “What would you like people to know that you don’t think they’re hearing back home?” SGT Jamie Wall: “The good things
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Al-Asad Airbase Al-Anbar Province, Iraq 9:43 P.M. (Local) THE PRESIDENT: Thank you all. General, thank you very much. It’s an honor to be with you. As you know, today is Labor Day back home — (Hooah) — so I thought I’d come by to thank you for all your hard work. (Hooah.) Every day —
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Desperate tactics of Islamic excrement: By Alexandra Zavis and Garrett Therolf Los Angeles Times Staff Writers August 27, 2007 Excerpts: BAGHDAD — Child fighters, once a rare presence on Iraq’s battlefields, are playing a significant and growing role in kidnappings, killings and roadside bombings in the country, U.S. military officials say. Boys, some as young
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By GEOFF EARLE The New York Post August 24, 2007 — WASHINGTON – Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton yesterday raised the prospect of a terror attack before next year’s election, warning that it could boost the GOP’s efforts to hold on to the White House. Discussing the possibility of a new nightmare assault while campaigning in
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This is the latest tripe from The New Republic on their ‘man in Baghdad’ aka “The Baghdad Diarist”. You know, Scott Thomas Beauchamp, the Army Private/fabulist with more of an active imagination that Lewis Carroll on acid. The link at the bottom provides a video debate (of sorts) between the Editor-at-Large of TNR Peter Beinart,
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