Return of the liberal hawks
Six months after chastising itself for blind hawkishness, The New York Times is at it again. Jonathan (no relation) Miller demands accountability.
Six months after chastising itself for blind hawkishness, The New York Times is at it again. Jonathan (no relation) Miller demands accountability.
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"And if you keep asking impertinent questions, you can find yourself assigned to that tank or Humvee,"
Did he really say this? I can't find this in any news article. If he did it is very disturbing and even more so that the major news media did not report it.
Posted by: Dan in Michigan | December 10, 2004 9:14 AM
Well he certainly didn't say it in the article about the hawks. Or at all. I really have to start using a different font for punchlines.
Posted by: radosh | December 10, 2004 9:18 AM
He also didn't say it in this blog post, but yesterday's. So obviously Dan's a little confused. I'm not sure he's really in Michigan.
Posted by: Aqualung | December 10, 2004 1:44 PM
Didn't I say that? Who's the confused one, Aqualung -- if that's really your name.
Posted by: radosh | December 10, 2004 2:53 PM
Hey, you've heard that song about me - clear thinking is not my strong suit.
Posted by: Aqualung | December 10, 2004 4:00 PM