military experience

Race42008.com is flummoxed by the AP’s revelation that Rep. Chet Edwards was a finalist for Veep:

Politically speaking.

I’ve been saying it to friends for several weeks now (who sometimes look at me with a mixture of surprise and alarm), but I believe the presidential election results this year will, in the end, be remarkably similar to 1972.

It's still six months away but I think the election results in November are already set in stone.

Bob Tuke draws upon his military experience to explain his position on Iraq in another email letter after posting up $225,000 bones in the first quarter (which was actually only 27 days of fundraising for the Tuke for Tennessee campaign). I think the email points out something very crucial for both the Tuke and Padgett campaigns.

Columbia Journalism Review profiles Bill Roggio’s Long War Journal, one of the blogosphere’s best contributions to journalism.

Richard Cohen is afraid the Democrats may enable

John Brown comments on a Hillary Clinton supporter’s calling into question what relevance John McCain’s military service has on his qualifications to be President:

John McCain’s military service is under attack from some Democrats:

Steinem raised McCain’s Vietnam imprisonment as she sought to highlight an alleged gender-based media bias against Clinton.

Army Reservist Bob Krumm reports on Barack Obama’s shocking lack of military knowledge:

Thanks to K-Lo I learned of Barack Obama’s level of military knowledge:

“I heard from a Army captain, who was the head of a rifle platoon, supposed to have 39 men in a rifle platoon. Ended up being sent to Afghanistan with 24, because 15 of those soldiers had been sent to Iraq. And as a consequence, they didn’t have enough ammunition; they didn’t have enough humv