Tag Archives: Andrew Sullivan
Waterboard Down
I don’t know if you have seen this yet, but Mark Bowden of Black Hawk Down fame has an interesting take on the issue of waterboarding. In the unlikely event that Zubaydah knew nothing of value and that every bit … Continue reading
Confessions of a Blogger
Andrew Sullivan, one of my favorite bloggers, speaks with Jennie Rothenberg Gritz an associate editor for the Atlantic Online. Read the entire interview, but I really like what he has to say about New Media and the Blogoshphere and how … Continue reading
The Small Man in Search of a Balcony
Am I stalking Andrew Sullivan? Well, not exactly but he is one clever fellow and I love his blog–even when he’s wrong. Or, as others might like to put it–when we have differing opinions. What? Let’s call a spade a … Continue reading
Could It Really Be?
I hope this Andrew Sullivan reader; quoted in a post on Sullivan’s blog, is not just someone hoping for the best. Anyone who reads this blog knows most of my screeds are about the former Cheerleader and his band of … Continue reading
Addictions
I want to let everyone know that I am Andrew Sullivan’s crack. That doesn’t have the same ring to it I originally thought it might. But imagine going to a a party… Q: So what do you do? A: Oh, … Continue reading
Tipping Point?
Both Andrew Sullivan and Josh Marshall seem to have lost their patience. These are some pretty cool cucumbers. Is something afoot with respect to the future of this War and the former Cheerleader’s administration? Difficult to know for sure, but … Continue reading
Homina, homina, homina
His instincts were to tell the truth. UPDATE: Andrew Sullivan is correct. And it is indeed sad that telling the truth is considered a gaffe in the Bush/Cheney era. Isn’t it just a touch troubling that AFTER Petraeus had time … Continue reading
So much for pony rides
I hope Andrew is wrong. Unfortunately, previous Bush/Cheney obfuscation and outright falsehoods provide enough data to support Sullivan’s analysis.
