Fred Armisen: Ultimate Aphrodisiac
Critics say he needs to go, but Armisen has finally secured my vote for playing Obama, and has he ever!
Critics say he needs to go, but Armisen has finally secured my vote for playing Obama, and has he ever!
HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 04.07.2008 | Politics
On one level, it is fortunate that the Wall Street Journal, a day before General David Petraeus arrives on Capitol Hill to re-engage his attempts to s...
Andrew Rice | Posted 03.26.2008 | Politics
My opponent, U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe, rubber-stamps President Bush about the success of the surge. He warned of mushroom clouds from WMDs, but now blames the media for "hyping" WMDs in Iraq.
Joseph C. Wilson | Posted 03.26.2008 | Politics
The real subtext of the Obama campaign last week was to attack Clinton in order to distract from Obama's association with his anti-American preacher. National security went un-addressed.
Mary Lyon | Posted 03.24.2008 | Politics
As we limp into Year Six, listen to the troops' families. They offer the only clear picture anyone among the rest of us will get, to illuminate even a small part of their sacrifice.
Jayne Lyn Stahl | Posted 03.24.2008 | Politics
McCain is so certain of the success, and direction, of the war, he's willing to stake his political life on it, and the lives of thousands more over the next century, which is how long he's prepared to make it last.
Jane Smiley | Posted 03.24.2008 | Politics
Being against the Iraq War wasn't hard -- it was easy. The Iraq War made no sense, even as a wish. To wish for a war on someone else's soil is to wish death and destruction on others.
Charlie Rose | Posted 03.24.2008 | Politics
I did a series of conversations to find out how both critics and supporters of the war effort see the current situation. I talked to Les Gelb, George Packer, Richard Perle, Fred Kagan and two young Iraqis.
Deepak Chopra | Posted 03.24.2008 | Politics
The U.S. no longer controls its destiny, for the first time since WWII. How do we regain control over our destiny? By standing up to our mistakes and reviving our lost idealism.
Byron Williams | Posted 03.23.2008 | Politics
If we were making real progress in Iraq, why then must Cheney travel to Iraq undercover, while Iranian President Ahmadinejad openly arrives to a red carpet greeting?
Karen Kwiatkowski | Posted 03.22.2008 | Politics
No party leadership, Democrat or Republican cares a whit about the Iraq occupation, whether it is the fifth anniversary, or the hundredth -- except as it can be used to mobilize a vote or two.
James Rocchi | Posted 03.21.2008 | Entertainment
Recently, No Country for Old Men, came to DVD. And we've also recently marked the fifth anniversary of the beginning of Iraq. And the one had me thinking about the other.
John Ridley | Posted 03.21.2008 | Politics
How do you mark the fifth anniversary of the war in Iraq? President Bush and Vice-President Cheney were a contrast in styles.
John Bruhns | Posted 03.20.2008 | Politics
On the fifth anniversary of the war I was in D.C. witnessing protests all over the district. For the most part, those in participation were very much indeed your "average" Americans.
Robert S. McElvaine | Posted 03.20.2008 | Living
The Christian Holy Week provides an opportune moment for looking at how the names "Christianity" and "Jesus" have been stolen by people who preach and do the opposite of what Jesus taught.
Spencer Ackerman | Posted 03.20.2008 | Media
It seems as though, despite Jeffrey Goldberg's ability to escape accountability for his journalistic malpractice, he can't help smirking to attentive readers.
David Fiderer | Posted 03.20.2008 | Politics
Powell pushed for war and put everyone on notice that he was acting in bad faith, with a reckless disregard for the truth. Let's not forget.
Stephen M. Walt | Posted 03.19.2008 | Politics
A smarter occupation would not have produced significantly better results. The Bush administration failed to plan the post-war occupation and compounded that error with numerous post-invasion blunders.
Paul Abrams | Posted 03.19.2008 | Politics
The Iraq War would never have been launched if the military-age Republican members of Congress would have been expected to volunteer, or that their families would have been expected to go.
Rep. Jim McDermott | Posted 03.19.2008 | Politics
As we mark the fifth anniversary of the Iraq war, the most troubling fact, in a long and tragic list of troubling facts, is that we already know there will be a sixth anniversary.
Robert Naiman | Posted 03.19.2008 | Politics
The exact death toll will never be known. But as of today, a responsible, cautious, conservative thing to say is that between 300,000 and 1.2 million Iraqis have died.
Paul Rieckhoff | Posted 03.19.2008 | Media
It may be easier to endlessly replay the latest gaffe from a candidate than to take your camera outside the Green Zone. But news of the ongoing wars shouldn't fall by the wayside.
Abi Wright | Posted 03.19.2008 | Media
Five years after the start of the war in Iraq, the Committee to Protect Journalists interviewed three foreign correspondents about their experiences covering the war for a video special report, Dateline Iraq.
Michael Goldfarb | Posted 03.19.2008 | Politics
Five years ago tonight I was desperately running around Erbil, Iraq, looking for a translator. The war was due to start any minute.
Coleen Rowley | Posted 03.18.2008 | Politics
The little news coverage given in the Twin Cities to the 5 year anniversary of the Iraq War seems to bea bit biased. Notably, there's nary a word about the nearly 4,000 troops who've died in Iraq.
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Andrea Chalupa | Posted 12.15.2008 | Entertainment