Tag Archives: anti-war

Obama and the Fate of Criticism

Posted on September 11, 2008 by Lee

“Tattered Hope” by Nathan Rupert Jason at postpolitical and I often get into testy email arguments about Barack Obama’s alleged “arrogance.” He is quite Greek in the sense that he thinks hubris is the fatal flaw at the heart of … Continue reading →

Posted in Domestic Politics, Election 2008, Lee's Page | Tagged 2008, 2012, anti-war, arrogance, Barack Obama, change, Commentary, conservative, election, flags, Greek, hope, Howard Fineman, hubris, Iraq, Jason McBride, Jennifer Rubin, military, MSNBC, Nathan Rupert, Obama, patriotism, postpolitical, premonition, presidents, right-wing, victory | 2 Comments

What Is ASHC?

Posted on April 17, 2008 by MichaelW

There seems to be some confusion on the part of some as to exactly what sort of place ASHC is: I was rather surprised to read this dubious and scornful appraisal of Michael Yon’s Wallstreet Journal editorial at A Second … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogs, Domestic Politics, Foreign affairs, Libertarianism, MichaelW's Page, Military Matters, Notes on the war, Philosophy | Tagged anti-war, blogging, conservative, foreign policy, Iraq, liberal, libertarian, political views, war | 15 Comments

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