Chas Freeman: His Wit and Wisdom
Scott Johnson | Powerlineblog
I thought it might be useful to collect in one place a few of the highlights of Freeman’s keen analytical insight expressed over the years, grouped by subject with links to the sources.
The top 50 most egregious items in the stimulus bill. It’s not pretty.
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Why is Caroline Kennedy getting a certain treatment from the media?
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His first bit of controversy, and what is The Chosen One’s first response?
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Attorney General Michael Mukasey collapsed while giving a speech to the Federalist Society tonight. It appears to have been a stroke. Prayers.
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Some incredible photos from the newly-central front in the War on Terror.
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What we’ve seen in the smears against Sarah Palin go beyond the normal post-election squabbling.
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Thank you to our heroes. It’s you who make this grand experiment called America possible.
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Where's all that hope and change?
I thought it might be useful to collect in one place a few of the highlights of Freeman’s keen analytical insight expressed over the years, grouped by subject with links to the sources.
The Hammer obliterates Obama on his abdication of responsibility on stem cells.
Our kids are the ultimate credit market, and the rest of us are all pre-approved!
We’ve got Solar Flag Lights on sale for Memorial Day. Stop by and check them out.
Ayn Rand died more than a quarter of a century ago, yet “Atlas Shrugged” is selling at a faster rate than at any time in its history.
Yes. It is more dangerous than anti-Semitism, threatening lives and peace in the Middle East.
A Russian general has issued a public warning about the dangers posed by the Islamist regime in Tehran. Is further confirmation needed to convince the West that the dithering United Nations isn’t the answer?
A shocking number from a study about the extent of civilian deaths during the war got a lot of attention. Too bad that further evidence indicating the figure is wildly inaccurate will go largely unnoticed.
The election is a blow to Iranian hopes of winning control of oil-rich southern Iraq through its Iraqi surrogates, turning it into a de facto Shiite republic controlled from Tehran.
Again, we haven’t been updating so much because we’re working on this, our other venture.
We wouldn’t need pay caps if shareholders were given their rights.
Not since the Second Intifada, when more than a thousand Israelis were murdered by Palestinian suicide bombers, have Israeli civilians suffered in a way that makes for compelling news copy or TV reports.
That Likud and Kadima are still nearly tied in the polls is astounding when you consider their respective leaders’ records. One, despite known flaws, has racked up several impressive successes in previous posts. The other has amassed an unbroken string of failures.