Linkpost: 07/05/08
- A Man of Seasonal Principles (Charles Krauthammer, WaPo)
- Iraq's Oil Surge (WSJ)
- Yellow Science (James Kerian, First Things) The sort of thought-provoking commentary you'll never see linked on Eric Berger's Chron blog.
- Interview with Theodore J. Forstmann: The credit crisis is going to get worse (WSJ)
- The Imaginative Analysis of Seymour Hersh (Max Boot, Commentary)
- Why Barack Obama may be lonely in 2009 (Doug Sanders, Globe and Mail)
- The Ascendancy of Jesse Helms (Fred Barnes, Weekly Standard)
- Jesse Helms (WSJ)
- How Jesse Helms Made a Difference (John Fund, WSJ)
- RIP: Jesse Helms Gentlemen and ladies might reasonably expect better of "the future" than partisan shots at a man who's died.
- Wade brawl brings back memories (Randy Miller, PhillyBurbs.com) You'd think at least ONE member of the Chron sports staff might be interested enough in this to get some quotes and write a column. But you'd be wrong.
- Oklahoma's Stoops keeps reloading, dominating (Chip Brown, DMN)
- Are you tired of Carlos Lee's defense? (Tag's Baseball Plays) What defense?
Posted by Kevin Whited @ 07/05/08 23:07 | Links | Technorati
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