There is a tremendously moving story in the Everything I Know Is Wrong blog tonight. It is about a young Marine's journey home. I was crying about a third of the way into it ...
If you liked Army Spc. Joe Roche's story, you'll like this one, too. Maybe the way to cover the next war is with little cameras in soldiers' helmets ...
Some folks will tell you that they oppose the war but support the troops. But not everybody. Here's something from the mailbag. Sorry Joe, I don't believe you. Seen too much and read to much. How many Iraqi's have you ...
A script for a radio broadcast I ran across in the course of my work: Air Traffic Contributes to Global Warming January 14, 1999 You've heard that cars add to global warming — they burn fossil fuels, so they pump ...
Project 21 is preparing a press release on Jesse Jackson's exceedingly inflammatory comments about Iraq. Jackson's comments, which include a call for the sanctioning of the U.S. by the U.N. and a claim that U.S. actions in Iraq constitute "murder" ...
NCPPR executive director David W. Almasi with instructions to set your VCRs this summer: Project 21 member Tara Setmayer is running for president, sort of. Tara is a contestant on a reality show premiering this summer on Showtime called "American ...
Some outfit called "One People's Project" has attacked Project 21 (and also the Independent Women's Forum) for saying that conservatives are called to task more often than liberals on questions of racial sensitivity. In a document called How Right-Wingers Define ...
The Travelling Shoes blog has compared Andy Rooney's five questions for American soldiers with a leaflet circulated by the Nazis, circa 1944, to American soldiers rescuing France. Must reading. Check out the links he has within it, too ...
Why do reporters constantly refer to Teresa Heinz Kerry as being the heir to John Heinz's "ketchup" fortune, when everybody knows that Heinz makes 57 Varieties? ...
The Captain's Quarters blog today covers a shocking case of California state officials acting as if "displaying cultural sensitivity is more worthy than the lives and health of Latino children." The issue involves candy marketed to Latino children that contains ...
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