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Notes From a Grumpy Old Man: Hillary's Pakistani Moment, Zelaya's Final Solution, Free the Military Panel 7
Hot Air » Top Picks: Liz Cheney: I can’t believe Obama brought photogs to Dover with him
| http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/30/opinion/30brooks.html Brass says OB not thinking through Afghanistan effort! 12 days ago |
| RT @ebvr David Brooks (NYT) heel goed, over wantrouwen militairen tov Obama http://tinyurl.com/yk53t64 10/30/2009 |
| Op-Ed Columnist The Tenacity Question: New York Times By DAVID BROOKS Today, President Obama will lead another .. http://bit.ly/4lJ4Nu 10/30/2009 |
Your Abbreviated Pundit Round-up
Daily Kos —
... folks, this is it. It’s the defining moment for health care reform... For conservatives, of course, it’s an easy decision: They don’t want Americans to have universal coverage, and they don’t want President Obama to succeed. For progressives, it’s a slightly more difficult decision: They want universal care, and they want the president to succeed — but the proposed legislation falls far short of their ideal. David Brooks: For the past few days I have tried to do ...
Hillary's Pakistani Moment, Zelaya's Final Solution, Free the Military Panel 7
Notes From a Grumpy Old Man —
Paul Krugman David Brooks Eugene Robinson Dana Milbank "Nancy Pelosi, you'll burn in hell for this," said a voice, amplified by a bullhorn, from about 50 yards away. "Thank you, insurance companies of America," Pelosi replied to the man. Actually, they were abortion protesters, and they were loud." - Dana Milbank ...
Liz Cheney: I can’t believe Obama brought photogs to Dover with him
Hot Air » Top Picks —
... write it up — just as the photos of jumpers on 9/11 are much more vivid in communicating the stakes of terrorism than print accounts of the towers’ collapse. Look at it this way. A year from now, after many months more of hard fighting and men killed in action, which side is more likely to be angrily waving this photo in his face? Conservative hawks or the leftist doves in his own base? The answer is obvious, and don’t think he doesn’t know it. Yet he did it anyway. As a show of “tenacity” before the anti-war crowd that’s starting to shout at him about quagmires, you can do ...
The emerging consensus on Obama, the commander-in-chief
Power Line —
... David Brooks has been talking to military experts he respects -- "retired officers, analysts who have written books about counterinsurgency warfare, people who have spent years in Afghanistan" -- to get their view of the strategic choices facing the president. Brooks reports that these experts have responded not by discussing the ins-and-outs of the strategic chocies, but by questioning whether President Obama possesses the determination to wage a sustained war: ...
David Brooks is Delbert Grady
Corrente —
[image] David Brooks has written a piece of shit opinion piece that calls Obama's balls into question, vis a vis his willingness to order the killing of more brown people far, far away, and to sacrifice lives to do it. Brooks is a war-monger, and since his having been breathtakingly wrong about Iraq was not enough to have his soap box taken away, he continues to inject his sickly venom onto the pages of the New York Times. Shame on them, shame on him. Seriously, this crap is indefensible. Here follows is a copy of the letter I wrote the NY Times in response to his "you ain't ...
Shorter David Brooks
Suburban Guerrilla —
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I never offend the off-the-record sources who feed me a story by questioning whether they have an agenda.
Because that would just be wrong!
Afghanistan: Now What?
RealClearPolitics - Homepage —
... October 30, 2009 Questioning the President's Tenacity David Brooks, New York Times Today, President Obama will lead another meeting to debate strategy in Afghanistan. He will presumably discuss the questions that have divided his advisers: How many troops to commit? How to define plausible goals? Should troops... ...
A Case of Deadly Denial
RealClearPolitics - Homepage —
... October 30, 2009 Questioning the President's Tenacity David Brooks, New York Times Today, President Obama will lead another meeting to debate strategy in Afghanistan. He will presumably discuss the questions that have divided his advisers: How many troops to commit? How to define plausible goals? Should troops... ...






