The Weekly Standard published an article accusing the MoveOn.org ad of calling Petreaus a 'traitor.' The only problem: the word 'traitor' appears nowhere in the MoveOn.org ad nor anywhere on the MoveOn.org page about the ad.

While there is no "magic phrase" that will suddenly convince President Bush to stop holding the U.S. military hostage to his failed policy, "civil war" is as close as it gets.

In the shadow of Virginia Tech, it is likely much more difficult on a college campus to make the difficult distinction between threatening actions and angry, but safe expression.

Has anyone asked Petraeus to explain why, if things are going so well in Iraq, it was necessary for him to soften up Congress in advance with gourmet lunches in the Green Zone?

Giuliani has literally turned 9/11 into a retail good for sale, flooded the campaign market with it, and now new competitors have arrived.

Without a strong and comprehensive no jibber-jabber measure, the mouthy American public might just push the whole system over the cliff.

I was stunned by last night's convergence of the top three Democratic presidential candidates on a new target date for withdrawal of U.S. forces from Iraq: 2013.

Evidence suggest Giuliani is the new political prot�g� of the Texas-based, dirty politics machine created by Karl Rove.