GI Tears

A strong, coherent voice, crying in the wilderness has gone. William E. Odom, 75, a retired Army lieutenant general who was a senior military and intelligence official in the Carter and Reagan administrations and who, in recent years, became a forceful critic of the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, died May 30 at his vacation home…

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One Hand Clapping

In watching the world spin away its last few hours, we wondered (not aloud as we were alone) about whether history will continue or maybe would soon change direction and leave no sign of this generation’s passing. And all those who led up to this generation. History’s root comes in the unfolding of three Greek…

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‘Puzzled’

White House colleagues were stunned, but not lacking for the day’s response. “We are puzzled. It is sad. This is not the Scott we knew,” said Dana Perino, the current press secretary who was first hired by McClellan as a deputy. Later in the day, she relayed the reaction of Bush himself: “He’s puzzled, he…

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Frightful Future

In the waning days of Decider George’s grip on reality, events and disclosures reveal just how bad the past nearly-eight years have been — an ugly, multi-generational inheritance. If one is heartless and puts aside the shredding of the US Constitution, the legislative disaster for global warming and environmental issues, the political Karl Rove bullshit,…

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Cash Flow

Irony can sometimes be just the black residue of a lie. Since Sept. 11, 2001, Decider George has spent US peoples’ money like there was literally no tomorrow. And most of this cash flowed to the Middle East in pursuit of the perfect war. Now the out-stretched hand comes beckoning. This would be absolutely hilarious…

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