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What in the hell is going on with the Army public affairs office over in Iraq? Doesn’t the Army understand how precariously close we are to the tipping point in this country? The Domestic Insurgents are on the march, and what is needed is honest, clear reporting on what is happening. Lord knows, we don’t […]
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If you’ll notice the links on the right hand side of Pundit Review you will see that they are neatly categorized by Right, Left, Media, Sports, Boston, etc. Only one man has a category all to himself, and that man is Andrew Sullivan. His category, All Over The Place. Today, he gives us a classic […]
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We had a special treat the other night to close out the show. We brought together the youngest and oldest bloggers that we know of. 11-year old John Yoest of Panzer Commander and 83-year young Robert Stein of Connecting the Dots. It was great to talk to both of them and hear about their passion […]
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A terrific article in The Weston (CT ) Forum on an 83-year old blogger named Robert Stein. Written by Patricia Gay, the article does a great job capturing not just the life and times of Mr. Stein, which were interesting on their own, but his motivations for blogging and observations on politics. This was a […]
Look no further than Patterico’s destruction of Glenn Greenwald today. Patterico is one of the best bloggers out there, and one of our favorite guests on Pundit Review radio. You can listen to him here and here
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GOPUSA-NJ Conservatives with Attitude! podcast show features an interview with Gregg Jackson. Jackson is the author of the best-selling book, Conservative Comebacks to Liberal Lies and hosts a radio show on AM680 WRKO, Bostonâ??s Talk Leader. In addition, he is also the Co-editor of PunditReview.com. Being a MA resident, Jackson joined us to discuss his […]
Wonder no more. At Michael Barone’s blog, he links to a valuable article that summarizes nearly every significant book written on any aspect of the Iraq War. What a resource. Middle East Quarterly Iraq in Books: Review Essay by Michael Rubin Spring 2007 There have been three waves of Iraq-related publishing: First came the embed […]