Rayne

While many point fingers at President Obama, calling his decision-making "dithering," there have been many factions fighting for their piece of the Afghan pie, out of sight of the public. No wonder it's taken so long to arrive at this week's decision.

News Corp.'s Rupert Murdoch is addlepated and cracked if he thinks Google is mooching his content and Bing will improve profitability.

Either Fineman can't read or he's making shit up to make a point. In either case, it's unacceptable.

Conservatives expect our president to act like an "ugly American" to our nation's detriment, even if no sane business person hoping for successful trade deals overseas would ever act that way.

Perhaps the Afghan people have told us what they need and how to help them acquire it. Listening to them might tell us how to avoid sending unnecessary troops to Afghanistan.

AIG's CEO Robert Benmosche is one arrogant and clueless piece of work -- like a reincarnation of Marie Antoinette.

Take a closer look at the district and the numbers; you'll realize the chances of a successful primary against Stupak are slim. Better to face the reasons why Stupak has become a household word.

Our FDL community's regularly scheduled posts may be out of kilter due to coverage of the debate on health care reform now underway.

With their function scheduled for phase out as the military's role in Iraq comes to an end, top folks at office of the Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction propose an new governmental agency -- just in time to save their own, um, jobs.

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