Ward Sutton says it all (well, most of it anyway): reprinted with permission — Steve Clemons Ed. Note: Thanks to Jim Terr for sending this my way.
Air America Radio’s Al Franken wants to discuss what John Bolton is up to and has some thoughts on the launch of Bolton Watch. Listen in tomorrow (Monday) at 1:30 p.m. Eastern In anticipation of the show, here is my latest post on a good chunk of John Bolton’s “shake the UN apart” agenda.
Bolton Watch is up! This section will always appear at TPM Cafe, but TWN will frequently link to what I and others are writing there. However, today, I am reposting the first Bolton Watch post here.
This is great news. Some time tonight, Bolton Watch will launch at www.BoltonWatch.TPMCafe.com. (The site is not loaded yet, so clicking now will only take you to TPM Cafe.
Danny Glover of National Journal‘s “Beltway Blogroll” has a superb piece on the question of what lines ought to divide elite political bloggers and the subject of their posts.
Chris Nelson shares some fun insider gossip in today’s Nelson Report about Deputy Secretary of State Bob Zoellick’s recent “Panda Diplomacy” at a “Principals Meeting” in the White House: BUSH NAMES…in the amusing gossip department, we hear Deputy Secretary of State Bob Zoellick was presented with a large stuffed Panda at a Principals Meeting at…
This is a bit of a bummer. U.S. District Judge Reggie Walton wanted Libby’s trial to begin in September 2006, which would have been a nice reminder to American citizens of the abuses of power that have occurred in the lead up to and prosecution of the war against Iraq.
I have been doing a lot of blogger conference calls lately. They are fascinating, and I’ve learned something in every one.
Tonight, come watch the film and meet director Eugene Jarecki for a Washington, DC pre-release premier of “Why We Fight“. The Washington Note, the American Strategy Program of the New America Foundation, the NYU Center on Law & Security, and the Coalition for a Realistic Foreign Policy are co-hosting this evening’s screening.
I wonder how long this speech is going to stay on the White House website. I was directed to it by a thoughful lawyer/blogger Glenn Greenwald today In a speech in Buffalo, NY on April 20, 2004, Bush states that “a wiretap requires a court order.
