I'm just sayin'.

Reason enough to kill your TV, or at least keep it on Premier League reruns all day:

War in Iraq has radicalized fighters, turning them into terrorists who kill civilians.

Note: This journal should be open to all to comment.

Eventually.

Eventually.

The press corps rips Scott McClellan a new one for stonewalling on the Karl Rove affair. Good stuff.

Update: Perhaps he's in a persistent vegetative state?

So I'm commuting from San Francisco to Santa Clara every day now, and I'm wondering if any of y'all are, and if so, if you would like a ride. Diamond lanes await the intrepid ride sharers!

"I know Iraq is not Vietnam. But Tuesday night it sure sounded like it." Good insight from the WaPo's Richard Cohen - who doesn't support withdrawal from Iraq, but wants big changes in how we handle it.

Foreign policy advisor David Manning to Blair in 2002 prior to Blair's meetings with Crawford:

"They may agree that failure isn't an option, but this does not mean they will necessarily avoid it."

Glad to see someone was thinking ahead.

Gotta love Rasheed Wallace's clutch play last night. On five fouls no less. Can you say repeat?

Update: Oops. But the Spurs earned it.

So the Times wants you to pay $50 a year for "Access to some of the most influential and insightful voices today, including David Brooks, Maureen Dowd, Tom Friedman, Bob Herbert, Nicholas Kristof, Paul Krugman, Frank Rich, John Tierney, Dave Anderson, Peter Applebome, Harvey Araton, Dan Barry, Clyde Haberman, Gretchen Morgenson, Joe Nocera, Floyd Norris, Joyce Purnick, William Rhoden, Selena Roberts, George Vescey, Roger Cohen, and John Vinocur." Dead tree subscribers like me get it

Take a look at what's different about my house. (Look closer.)

I'm now the proud owner of my apartment, in the second floor of this classic 1892 Victorian in San Francisco. Henry is very proud.

RFK Stadium is rockin' again. And I was there.

Go Nationals!

All you need to know.

Be a flaming hypocrite today!

Update: The knives are out. Even the Wall Street Journal is slamming DeLay now.