Here are yesterday's posts on The Horse's Mouth:
-Krauthammer's hack appeasement rhetoric -- the Washington Post columnist compares a series of foreign policy crises over the last 17 years to appeasing Hitler;
-George Allen's post-"macaca" problem -- how the Virginia senator's comments set off a dynamic that may kill his presidential candidacy.
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August 31, 2006
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