Pundit Review Radio Sunday 7-10pm est Streaming Live on WRKO 7pm EST: Week in Review; Best of the blogs 8pm: TBD 9pm: Blackfive’s Someone You Should Know and John Noonan from the Milblog Op-For We are really looking forward to the 9pm hour tomorrow featuring Matt from Blackfive with another edition of Someone You Should […]
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What a great article by Peter Beinart in today’s Washington Post. The Democrats would be well served to listen to him. Here’s the intro, After years of struggling to define their own approach to post-Sept. 11 foreign policy, Democrats seem finally to have hit on one. It’s called pandering. and the conclusion, The Democratic Party’s […]
Neal Bortz answers the question. Here is the amazing audio/video of Neal Bortz and his Muslim caller to his program. This is amazing. A Must Listen!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HT our friend Janet Levy of Jihad Watch. Here is a brief list of the “low lights” Muslim outrage huh. OK â?¦ letâ??s do a little historical review. Just […]
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One of the great things about the blogosphere is the ability to connect with people in parts of the world where news is breaking. All of us now have access to the so-called ‘man on the street’ and it is great to get that perspective, which is often very different from what you see in […]
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Congratulations to our two most frequent quests on Pundit Review Radio, Matt from Blackfive and Michael Yon who were featured yesterday’s Wall Street Journal! Matthew Burden, an Army veteran, started his blog, “Blackfive,” in December 2003 after he learned that an Army buddy, Maj. Mathew Schram, had been killed in an ambush near the Iraq-Syria […]
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Washington Post Liberals and Israel By Howard Kurtz Usually, bloggers get hammered for what they say. These days, liberal bloggers are being denounced for what they aren’t saying. As I’ve noted before, most of the lefty blogs are avoiding the Middle East war. Some of those puzzled by the relative silence have suggested that these […]
A commenter on our blog suggests that there are “political” solutions to “military problems.” Essentially, he suggests that Israel should just sit down and reason with those Hezbollah chaps and all will be well in the Middle East. We don’t “negotiate” with terrorists. Been there and done that with Carter and Clinton and it got […]
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