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Lieberman takes swipe at Democrats, Obama
Justin Jouvenal
In an Op-Ed, the Connecticut senator bemoans what he sees as a change in the foreign policy of his off-again, on-again party.
Various items
Glenn Greenwald
The ACLU hosts an online torture symposium. The GOP parodies itself with a new ad campaign featuring dancing San Francisco gays. Joe Lieberman previews the attack he'll launch at the RNC.
White House denies Iran story
Alex Koppelman
Press secretary Dana Perino says a Jerusalem Post report that President Bush wants to attack Iran before he leaves office is not true.
Joe Klein exposes McCain’s ignorance on Iran
Alex Koppelman
Despite his bellicose rhetoric, John McCain doesn't know who's really responsible for Iran's foreign policy.
News from Israel: Bush wants to attack Iran soon
Alex Koppelman
A senior U.S. official reportedly told Israeli officials that an attack is being held up by hesitation from Robert Gates and Condoleezza Rice.
Psycho Christians and the media
Gary Kamiya
Why the press gives McCain a pass for consorting with batshit holy men, but condemns Obama to talk-show hell for the same sin.
It’s beginning to look a lot like the general election
Vincent Rossmeier
In their latest preview of what's to come before November, McCain and Obama spar about foreign policy and lobbyists.
The New York Sun picks up a little Joementum
Vincent Rossmeier
A fawning editorial in today's New York Sun declares that Lieberman is the right man to be John McCain's vice president.
The NYT’s latest Kristol embarrassment
Glenn Greenwald
Their newest Op-Ed writer makes yet another sloppy, factually false claim in service of his trite partisan agenda.
Are the Jews good for Barack Obama?
Mike Madden
With Jewish voters critical in such swing states as Nevada and Pennsylvania, Republicans hope to exploit a supposed softness in Obama's support for Israel. So far, it's not working.
Blacklisted by the Bush government
Tim Shorrock
Spying on Americans without warrants, charges based on secret evidence, a small town divided by fear. Welcome to the world of Bush's "specially designated global terrorists."
Ronald Reagan: Chamberlainian appeaser of the 1980s
Glenn Greenwald
The same people who today accuse Obama of "appeasement" hurled the same trite insults at Ronald Reagan for wanting to negotiate with that era's Evil Empire.
Ignore the McCain vs. Obama polls
Walter Shapiro
In the absence of other political news, pundits are obsessing over head-to-head matchups between McCain and Obama. It's much ado about very little.
Obama Strikes Back
Vincent Rossmeier
Responding to attacks about his foreign policy positions from both John McCain and President Bush, Obama says he's ready to debate the issues, and win on them.
Quote of the day
Alex Koppelman
Joe Klein raises some questions about Barack Obama, the neoconservative establishment and Iran.
“Hardball”: Barack Obama is no Neville Chamberlain
Andrew Leonard
Those who don't learn from history will be humiliated on live television by Chris Matthews.
Hoping for magic from Americans
Anna Badkhen
The Iraqi government still can't provide its citizens with basic security and services. So many look to Americans -- for everything.
Bush seems to attack Obama
Alex Koppelman
In a speech to Israel's Knesset Thursday, the president equated people who want to negotiate with "terrorists and radicals" with those who wanted to negotiate with Nazis.
Joe Galloway blasts Pentagon and Larry Di Rita on “military analyst” claims
Glenn Greenwald
The Bronze Star-winning military journalist points out the dishonesty in the statements made here earlier this week by the former Pentagon spokesman.
On armies, war and an aging Israel
Arnon Grunberg
As the country turns 60, a novelist reconsiders Zionism amid revealing encounters with the Israeli military.
Tom Friedman’s latest declaration of war
Glenn Greenwald
The nation's leading foreign policy pundit finds the new Soviet Union.
An “October surprise” to help Obama?
Alex Koppelman
Gabriel Schoenfeld suggests terrorists may try to help Barack Obama's electoral prospects this fall, but history doesn't support his take.
Clinton and Obama on Al-Jazeera
Juan Cole
The Arab network has followed the Democratic race closely. Inside its studios, I discover how Clinton's "obliterate Iran" comment played, and much more.
Who’s the superpower now?
Michael T. Klare
As oil prices drain the U.S. of military power and influence, Russia is rising as a world force again.
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