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This idiot from NRO was one of the crowd that used posting the Iraq documets online that exposed the Iraq nuclear info. Facts be damned, his idealogy is more important. I think Lowry is young enough to join the 20,000 for the “Big Bush”.
Well, on second thought, it would be funny, if it wasn’t so…stupid. Don’t these people realize that they hurt their own cause when they say ridiculous things?
This is one of the reasons that ideologues scare me.
When our passion for certain “ends” distorts our objectivity and honesty, it become a very slippery slope towards a whole constellation of unpleasant consequences.
Maybe Lowry ought to stop writing for the National Review and run for office. Judging by the campaigns from our last election, being fast and loose with the factinistas is the number one qualification for office. He could join other Republicans who have not played it straight with the public–Bush, Cheney, and Hastert.
This idiot from NRO was one of the crowd that used posting the Iraq documets online that exposed the Iraq nuclear info. Facts be damned, his idealogy is more important. I think Lowry is young enough to join the 20,000 for the “Big Bush”.
How appropriate was the title of the column that these ridiculous misinterpretations came from: “Be Careful What You Believe”
Indeed, be very careful what you believe.
I think Lowry is a Reaganite so maybe he took it to heart when Reagan misquoted John Adams’ line: “Facts are stubborn things” as “Facts are stupid things” LOL
Well, on second thought, it would be funny, if it wasn’t so…stupid. Don’t these people realize that they hurt their own cause when they say ridiculous things?
These far-right war hawks are as delusional as the far-left liberals were in the early 90′s. Was this election not a wakeup call to them?
How much KBR (link to article) stock does he have?
(putting on flame proof suit now)
This is one of the reasons that ideologues scare me.
When our passion for certain “ends” distorts our objectivity and honesty, it become a very slippery slope towards a whole constellation of unpleasant consequences.
The National Review makes awsome bird cage lining.
Mmmmm Truthiness.
Maybe Lowry ought to stop writing for the National Review and run for office. Judging by the campaigns from our last election, being fast and loose with the factinistas is the number one qualification for office. He could join other Republicans who have not played it straight with the public–Bush, Cheney, and Hastert.