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  • Perry’s collapse makes way for Christie and others?

    09/23/2011 8:45:07 AM PDT · by winoneforthegipper · 259 replies · 1+ views
    WAPO ^ | 09/23/11 | Jennifer Rubin
    Yesterday I wrote a vignette in jest suggesting what New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie might be yelling at his TV during the GOP debate. Unlike his alter-ego in my vignette, the real Bill Kristol did not call Christie to plead nor drive over to his house to urge him to get into the race. Instead he used his Web site , figuratively speaking, to run over Texas Gov. Rick Perry with an 18-wheeler and drive through Christie’s living room window: With nine candidates on the stage, and answers restricted to one minute, it’s hard to really show your stuff. And...
  • N.Y. Times' Iraq Detainee Story Challenged (Hooded Guy)

    03/14/2006 11:04:18 AM PST · by ChuckShick · 29 replies · 950+ views
    Yahoo News ^ | 3/14/06 | Staff
    Tue Mar 14, 9:22 AM ET NEW YORK - The New York Times is investigating questions raised about the identity of a man who said in a Page 1 profile that he is the Abu Ghraib prisoner whose hooded image became an icon of abuse by American captors. The online magazine Salon.com challenged the man's identity, based on an examination of 280 Abu Ghraib pictures it has been studying for weeks and on an interview with an official of the Army's Criminal Investigation Command. The official says the man the Times profiled Saturday, Ali Shalal Qaissi, is not the detainee...