Also, there’s no denying that media coverage on the war is down.

TP slams O’Hanlon partly for his comments on the Debaathification law. That law’s promise or peril will be determined by how it is implemented. But the simple fact of passing it is progress. Of course, I’m sure that if the implementation goes well, ThinkProgress compaq ze4000 battery,compaq nc4000 battery will find some way to slam it, right?

Cheers,

ralph the wonder llama Says:
March 24th, 2008 at 5:34 pm

thirdparty Says:

TP slams O’Hanlon partly for his comments on the Debaathification law.

Nice try at hiding that straw man in the cornfield, troll, but you should have taken off the funny hat first.

How is that a straw man argument? It’s absolutely true — just follow TP’s own links on this post!

This is about people killing, dying and being maimed. Terrible human trauma was caused by this unjust war and these guys sit there and pat each other on the back. What a circlejerk.

These organizations that hire fresh meat and then hire old out-dated meat can only rely on the same old meal, meat!

Granted, this is why there are SCHOLARS in the subject, which have researched the topic as their profession!

I think Scholars have more and better creditability than any of these Bookings Institution and their want-a-be’s!

So, who taught these guys who work at the Booking’s Ins? SCHOLARS!!!

He is such a war (occupation) specialist. He knows just how to reinforce Cheney’s “SO” to America. That is why the State Dept and Dept of Defense has been knocking down his door to work for them. I had thought O Hanlon would of replaced Rumsfeld, but NOOOOO!…, Bush went with Gates.

O Hanlon could be useful to McCain. He could help John sound like he sort of understands the difference between Shia, Sunni, Al Qaida and Iraqi insurgents. maybe?

TP slams O’Hanlon partly for his comments on the Debaathification law.

Nice try at hiding that straw man in the cornfield, troll, but you should have taken off the funny hat first.

his authority on Iraq has declined, as he has repeatedly and inextricably linked himself to Bush’s Iraq policies.

Haha, right. That explains why he’s still on the Today show, on the NY Times Op-Ed page, etc. How can you cite the National Security Network findings, and then suggest that his waning “authority” is hurting him? Either O’Hanlon is disproportionately represented or he’s not – choose one!

Also, there’s no denying that media coverage on the war is down.

TP slams O’Hanlon partly for his comments on the Debaathification law. That law’s promise or peril will be determined by how it is implemented. But the simple fact of passing it is progress. Of course, I’m sure that if the implementation goes well, ThinkProgress will find some way to slam it, right?

The political decision to end the war came with the 2006 elections, and those politicians who continue to gnaw the ends of their rotted warmongering goals do so at great peril. We should adapt a new battle cry for 2008:

“CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW?!?!”

Poor pitiful Mike. At this rate, in a few years he will only be getting calls for interviews once every decade or two.

Maybe, if they bring back the Soupy Sales Show.

Poor pitiful Mike. At this rate, in a few years he will only be getting calls for interviews once every decade or two.

Only thing I can figure is, O’Handjob is trying to keep pace with the predictions of Kristol and Cheney. Now that Rumsfeld has dropped out, it’s down to a three way tie at zero apiece.

I’m sorry, but shouldn’t there be a law or rule that says
“If you f**k things up really badly you can no longer be called an expert”?
– Tim Robbins while sitting next to Tom Friedman…
on “Real Time With Bill Maher” 8/24/2007