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About James Joyner
James Joyner is the publisher of Outside the Beltway and the managing editor of the Atlantic Council. He's a former Army officer, Desert Storm vet, and college professor with a PhD in political science from The University of Alabama. Follow James on Twitter.

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  1. Don Surber says:

    Dummies For Windows

    Outside the Beltway has a traffic jam.

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  2. Point Five says:

    China Drops UNOCAL Bid, Makes Offer on SCOTUS

    Outraged over their failed plan to purchase UNOCAL, Chinese officials, determined to own a controlling interest in America’s future, have announced their intent to engage in a hostile takeover of the Supreme Court.

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  3. Post-Dispatch Columnist: Keen Insight Into Own Stereotype of Opposition

    Sylvester Brown digs shallowly into his knowledge of Bush supporters to explain why we’re delusional in his column today, “Isn’t it time we accepted the truth about Bush?”

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  4. London Bombing: Reaction From Left Field

    Take a wild guess who some DU’ers think are behind the latest London bombings? It is almost as predictable as the tides.

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  5. JACK ARMY says:

    My SFQC “Close-Call” Story, Part One

    Let’s set the scene. Our young hero (that’s me!) is well into the Star Exam. It started at 0100 hours and it was roughly 4 hours later. I was doing just as I described in the previous paragraph, moving up the middle of a Ho Chi Minh trail to an attac…

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  6. Blogathon 2005 – Fisher House

    Good Morning! Here is a look at the third charity that I am considering for Blogathon 2005. The latest update about the blogathon itself is here, and will again be bumped to the top of the front page. I have already written about Freedom Alliance and …

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  7. Have You Hugged A Terrorist Today?

    The ACLU sees nothing wrong with Americans becoming traitors and selling classified government information.

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  8. Jim Pfaff says:

    Ann Coulter has written an article on her website castigating John Roberts:

    . . . [A]ll we know about him for sure is that he can’t dance and he probably doesn’t know who Jay-Z is. Other than that, he is a blank slate. Tabula rasa. Big zippo. Nada. Oh, yeah…we also know he’s argued cases before the supreme court. big deal; so has Larry F[l]ynt’s attorney. Apparently, Roberts decided early on that he wanted to be on the Supreme Court and that the way to do that was not to express a personal opinion on anything to anybody ever. It’s as if he is from some space alien sleeper cell. Maybe the space aliens are trying to help us, but I wish we knew that.

    Whoa! Wait a minute here. What planet have you been on Ann? Are you adding something positive to the debate here or just tossing Molitof Cocktails for effect? Or worse: is your idea of an acceptable nominee someone who will when confronted with a liberal screed from an ACLU attorney below the bench jump up from his or her chair, rip off their robe and put on sackcloth and ashes? I guess you give us the answer here:

    Even as they are losing voters, Democrats don’t hesitate to nominate reliable left-wing lunatics like Ruth Bader Ginsberg to lifetime sinecures on the High Court.

    So, Ann, what we want is a right-wing lunatic? Would David Duke be acceptable? Lyndon LaRouche? Are you seeking a Supreme Court bomb thrower when you say:

    . . . [L]ets ponder the fact that Roberts has gone through 50 years on this planet without ever saying anything controversial. That’s just unnatural.

    By contrast, I held out for three months, tops, before dropping my first rhetorical bombshell, which I think was about Goldwater.

    Please define what you mean by your statements, because they come across fantastical and serve only to support the theory held by many liberals that conservative thinking is intolerant and predjudiced.We would be more well-served with cogent analysis rather than bombastic diatribe.Another problem with Coulter’s analysis is her comparison with Souter. Roberts is a Rehnquist man and is as unknown as Rehnquist was when he was nominated in 1981. Most of us think he turned out pretty good. That’s a good sign in my opinion.

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  9. Coulter Going “Nuts” on SCOTUS Nominee

    Cross Posted at the Beltway Traffic Jam at Outside the Beltway.————–
    DRUDGE REPORT quotes Ann Coulter’s inflamed rhetoric about Supreme Court nominee John Roberts:
    “We don?t know much about John Roberts. S…

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  10. The ALCU and Justice Roberts

    ACLU Calls for Full Examination of Roberts’’ Positions; Notes Influence In Troubling Reagan, Bush I Administration Cases

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  11. Annoying NY Times article

    Amazingly enough it has nothing to do with politics but this.

    Very Premature Babies Are Still at Risk, Researchers Find

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  12. Stop The ACLU BlogBurst July 21, 2005

    The most revealing information released about the Most Dangerous Organization in America this past week has been the revelation that the FBI has over 1100 documents pertaining to the ACLU obtained during an investigation by the Counter Terrorism Task…

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  13. ACLU Sues Bush For Discrimination Against 296,675,358 Americans Not Nominated For High Court

    Renowned fake civil liberties organization the ACLU has recently filed a lawsuit against President Bush for what they call a flagrant disregard for the civil rights of the vast majority of Americans with regard to his recent nomination of John

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  14. Hyscience says:

    On ‘It’s Not only about Iraq’

    Islam seeks to end all western presence in those lands it deems Islamic, and place those lands “under Islamist rule as part of the yearned-for caliphate.

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  15. basil's blog says:

    Weekend Break

    I can’t thank TJ, phin, Beth and moehawk enough for covering this week. And an extra special thanks to phin for covering the weekend. And not just because it’s a good feeling knowing that people will step up for you.

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