Andy McCarthy has some interesting thoughts on demands that Maliki be replaced:

…shouldn’t Senator Clinton have a higher standard to meet in explaining why Maliki is unacceptable? This is the same former First Lady who actively encouraged her husband’s embrace of Yasser Arafat

He’s actually calling out Hillary on the Lincoln Bedroom. As it’s noted, it won’t work. Democrats are in continuing denial (with a few notable exceptions) about the deep corruption of the Clintons.

To listen do DiFi and the Brady bunch, you’d have expected crimes committed with “assault weapons” (i.e., scary-looking semi-automatic rifles) to have skyrocketed with the end of the ban on them. So what happened?

Thoughts, from Jeff Goldstein:

…what is not debatable is that modern

Thoughts, from Jeff Goldstein:

…what is not debatable is that modern

Thoughts, from Jeff Goldstein:

…what is not debatable is that modern

…to learn that Bill Clinton lied to us again. Over a matter of national security.

[Update a few minutes later]

Here’s the full story:

The report also criticized intelligence problems when Bill Clinton was president, detailing political and legal

…to learn that Bill Clinton lied to us again. Over a matter of national security.

[Update a few minutes later]

Here’s the full story:

The report also criticized intelligence problems when Bill Clinton was president, detailing political and legal

…to learn that Bill Clinton lied to us again. Over a matter of national security.

[Update a few minutes later]

Here’s the full story:

The report also criticized intelligence problems when Bill Clinton was president, detailing political and legal

Victor Davis Hanson:

…in the post-Plame, post-Scheuer, post-Tenet era is that no one believes much what the CIA says any more about the Middle East; no one believes that a wire-photo from there is genuine or its caption accurate; and no one necessarily believes anything in once respected magazines, whether the Periscope section of Newsweek or anything published in The New Republic. The common gripe is that the administration lied to the public about WMD in Iraq; but what is lost is that once revered institutions proved disingenuous in their accusations and unreliable in their performance.

I remain appalled that Bush gave Tenet a Medal of Freedom. Just one more sign of his misjudgment.