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Back to Iraq By George Friedman, Stratfor The midterm congressional elections have given the Democrats control of the U.S. House of Representatives. It is possible -- as of this writing, on Wednesday afternoon -- that the Senate could also go to the… more »

President Bush is announcing that Robert Gates, former CIA director, will replace Donald Rumsfeld as Secretary of Defense. I believe that if this announcement had been 3 days ago, the Republicans would still have control of the Senate. more »

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Update: After hearing Kerry's explanation that it was a botched joke, and that he meant to say that President Bush didn't make the most of his education and therefore "got us stuck" in Iraq, I actually believe Kerry that that's what he intended to say.… more »

I hate to say it, but he seems more right every day... The new head of the British army said in an interview that the presence of British soldiers in Iraq may be making the situation worse rather than better at this point. There is much more in the i… more »

OK, I know Kosovo is very old news by now, but thanks to Robert for sending along this video which is too good to be missed: Click HERE to get a music video lesson on geopolitics more »

Thanks to Christopher for this link... William F. Buckley tackles a similar question to my controversial article of a few days ago. You can read Buckley, and the comments on his article, here: http://www.townhall.com/columnists/column.aspx?UrlTitle=… more »

Yesterday I wrote an article about the Senate Armed Service Committee's decision to pass a bill giving more protection and rights to terrorist captives than I believe they deserve. The article was picked up by RealClearPolitics.com which does not (pro… more »

see "Senate Committee Rebuffs Bush on Terror Tribunals" (Bloomberg News, 9/15/06) http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aEtzMJJC_aKw I have been a critic of President Bush's attitude surrounding executive power in the context of the… more »